God + Mental Health Podcast · Roslyn Rene

What kind of trauma do you have? + Kobe Campbell, Podcast Takeover

March 26, 2023·43 min

The show opens by introducing a special takeover and setting Kobe Campbell up as the guest voice for the hour. Kobe is presented as an award-winning licensed trauma therapist, author, media expert, and speaker. Her new book is introduced as a guide to breaking cycles, healing from trauma, and restoring faith. The conversation frames healing as tender, honest, and practical. It keeps circling back to how the past shapes the present. One thread focuses on childhood moments when people are shamed for expressing simple wants. Another thread shows how that kind of treatment can settle into chronic trauma. The episode argues that if you are never allowed to name desire, adulthood can feel disorienting. It gets harder to choose a direction, lead a family, or make grounded decisions. Faith is then described as something that depends on knowing what you are hoping for. The episode suggests that a person who cannot identify desire may also struggle to activate faith in a steady way. That idea is carried forward with plain examples and a conversational rhythm. The tone stays warm and intimate rather than polished and distant. It makes room for the mess of learning, unlearning, and noticing what has been buried. The closing movement turns toward healing, restoration, and the possibility of shared renewal. The invitation is not just to listen, but to take part in spreading a message of hope. The book remains part of the frame throughout. So does the sense that healing is both personal and communal. The episode keeps faith and mental health in the same room. It treats them as mutually reinforcing ways of making sense of life. The result is a reflective, encouragement-heavy conversation that still has real edges.

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A podcast takeover that turns a book conversation into a direct talk about trauma, desire, shame, faith, and healing.

Kobe Campbell anchors a podcast takeover that moves from a book conversation into a direct look at trauma, desire, shame, faith, and the silence people learn to carry.

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Press play if you want a gentle reset around trauma, desire, and faith.

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