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Bryan Flanery joins Evan Owens to talk about Trust. Trauma causes us to lose trust in others, in God, and even in ourselves. Rebuilding that trust isn't easy, but it's worth it. Here are some steps to rebuilding trust from trauma. To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.

Karen Hardwick joins Evan Owens to discuss personal healing and transformation for leaders, strategies for connection, and more tips for leading people and organizations. Karen Hardwick is a clinically and spiritually trained psychotherapist-turned-leadership coach, podcast host, and speaker. She helps others awaken, courageously lead, and unlock the power of connection in their lives and at work. She lives in Atlanta with her son and is surrounded by her connection-warriors. You can learn more about Karen and the work she's doing at https://karenjhardwick.com/ To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.

Toni Collier joins Evan and Jenny Owens to discuss her trauma story and new book, Brave Enough To Be Broken - How To Embrace Your Pain and Discover Hope and Healing. Toni Collier is the founder of an international women’s ministry called Broken Crayons Still Color, which helps women process through brokenness and get to hope. She is a Speaker, Host, Author of Brave Enough to be Broken, and Consultant who has helped organizations with creative marketing, leadership, student ministry, and strategic planning.  To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.

Holley Gerth joins Evan Owens to talk about the struggles of Introverts and Extroverts, how trauma affects our identity, and the purpose of our anxiety and how to embrace it. Holley Gerth is a Wall Street Journal bestselling author, licensed counselor, and life coach. She imagines a world where we all become who we’re created to be, use our strengths to serve, and grow for a lifetime. Holley cofounded the groundbreaking blogging community (in)courage and cohosts the popular podcast More Than Small Talk. Find additional resources and connect with Holley at holleygerth.com. To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.

Dr. Dan Sartor joins Evan Owens for a deep dive into Faith, Science and Trauma. They discuss the war between faith and science, how faith can be used as a tool to numb, and how trauma is complex and may require complex healing. Currently, Dan serves as the Vice President of Integration at Richmont Graduate University (RGU) in Atlanta, GA, and Chattanooga, TN. He is Professor of Counseling at the University, teaching in both the University's School of Counseling and School of Ministry. Dan is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist (GA), Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (IL), and Nationally Board Certified Counselor with over 20 years of clinical experience. In his practice, he provides psychotherapy, clinical supervision, and consultation services. Dan regularly speaks and provides training nationally and internationally to organizations, ministries, and churches on various topics, including trauma-informed care, complex trauma recovery, compassion satisfaction/compassion fatigue, and various topics related to sexuality, marital enrichment, pastoral care, and healthy Christian spirituality. To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.

Bryan Flanery joins Evan Owens to continue their conversation on all things trauma and military. They discuss how the military is changing,  how REBOOT is responding, and how that affects you and your loved ones. Part 2 of 2. Bryan Flanery is an Army Veteran and national speaker. During a deployment to Afghanistan with 1-320th Top Guns, his vehicle rolled down a ravine. He suffered injuries including a broken neck, dislocated shoulders, hip damage, ACL tears and a Traumatic Brain Injury. Transforming his purpose into pain, Bryan completed REBOOT, became a leader and has led more courses than anyone in the country.  To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.

Bryan Flanery joins Evan Owens to talk about all things trauma and military, including, his story and some untold stories about Evan from REBOOTs early days you don't want to miss. Part 1 of 2. Bryan Flanery is an Army Veteran and national speaker. During a deployment to Afghanistan with 1-320th Top Guns, his vehicle rolled down a ravine. He suffered injuries including a broken neck, dislocated shoulders, hip damage, ACL tears and a Traumatic Brain Injury. Transforming his purpose into pain, Bryan completed REBOOT, became a leader and has led more courses than anyone in the country.  To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.

Join REBOOT Recovery founders Evan and Jenny Owens as they discuss their inspiration and heart behind their first book "Healing What's Hidden - Practical Steps to Overcoming Trauma". Out now everywhere books are sold. Healing What’s Hidden offers empathetic insights, practical how-to’s, and relatable stories to help you overcome the pain of your past and embrace a brighter future. You can order their new book now at https://www.amzn.com/dp/0800740947/ or go to http://healingwhatshidden.com/ to learn more. To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.

Healing is a process that doesn’t have a clear start and finish. It can feel like we take one step forward and two steps back. There’s a gap between the healing stages and the fully healed stage that many of us will never fully traverse. This means that we have to live our daily lives in the “still healing” stage which can be exhausting. To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, on ourFacebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.”

Join Evan Owens and special guest Steve Carter as they get to "The Thing Beneath The Thing". Let's take an honest look at the things that we do and responses we have that we don't understand.  To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, on ourFacebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.”

People say we are getting soft. They say we don’t have the mental and physical toughness we once had. If that’s true, what is causing it and what can be done to help our kids and grandkids become more resilient? We’ll get into that and more today during this week's episode of the REBOOT Recovery Show To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, on ourFacebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.”

"Addictions are something we do to change the way we feel because we don't know what to do with the feelings" In this episode of The Reboot Recovery Show, Dr Chip Dodd shares his extensive insight into addiction and addictive behaviors.  To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, on our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.”

It’s been said that the definition of insanity is trying the same thing over and over again expecting a different result. But I propose that there is a new definition of insanity. One that is even more frustrating and destructive and here it is: Insanity is doing less of something and expecting the same results. To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, on ourFacebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.”

It's said by many that anxiety is just the new word for fear. Is that true? Is anxiety rooted in fear for the person who has experienced trauma or is there more to it? Could answering this question unlock healing from symptoms we’ve been carrying around? To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, on ourFacebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.”

On this episode of the Reboot Recovery Show, Evan is joined by Bill and Kristi Gaultiere to discuss their book, Journey of the Soul.  To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, on ourFacebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.”

It seems that everyone in Christian circles is finally becoming aware that mental health exists. A few high profile pastors have taken and stand and are changing the conversation. However, what exactly is happening? Are we awakening to a new reality that will usher in an opportunity for evangelism or are we just making sure to check the box? What role will the Church have on mental health in the future. To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, on our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.”

Trauma can enter our lives at any age of life. For some of us, we experienced trauma as a child and it has impacted our lives ever since. But how do these experiences continue to influence us years after they’ve occurred? And how can we break free from their grasp? That’s what we’ll be sharing today so stick around. To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, on our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.”

In this episode of The Reboot Recovery Show, Evan is joined by Dr Matthew Sleeth in a discussion on confronting suicide in ourselves and others. 

For those of us who are a caregiver, family member or spouse to someone who has experienced trauma, failing to set boundaries and expectations will result in compassion fatigue and burnout. On the flip side, for those of us who have endured trauma, it can feel like no one willing to sacrifice their comfort to help us through our pain. How can we have conversations that set good boundaries and result in healing. To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, on ourFacebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.”

All of us have behavior patterns and characteristic traits that were passed to us from the previous generation. For some of us, that’s good news. For others, not so much. If you find yourself repeating the mistakes of those that came before you, there’s a better way. We’ll show you today how to identify and break free from harmful generational patterns. You’re not going to want to miss this one. To learn more about how you can find hope after trauma, please visit our website at www.rebootrecovery.com, on our Facebook page or email us at show@rebootrecovery.com.”