Self-Injury is a complex and often difficult to understand mental health crisis - both for those who suffer and for families and friends who care for those facing this battle.
In this episode, Stacee and guest and friend Brittany Tinsley share a conversation about their shared experience of struggling with self-injury and also of finding hope and healing in their recovery journeys.
Out of that experience, Stacee and Brittany are teaming together to offer a new resource called Held Even Here, a faith-based event for those navigating self-injury and for those who love and support them.
To learn more about Held Even Here and opportunities to host or attend an upcoming gathering, please visit heldevenhere.com.
Brittany Tinsley is a writer, speaker and the author of Stories our Scars Tell: Hope, Healing and Honesty about the Wounds We Carry. Brittany's work explores the intersection of faith and mental health, shaped by her personal experience with self-injury.
Stacee Goetzinger is a hope-giver for those struggling with self-harm and mental illness. She has experienced the depths of those struggles and also the hope that comes from Christ and pursuing recovery in community. Stacee is a podcaster, speaker and author of You Are Worth Saving, Letters of Hope from a Desperate Heart and The Boat that Wouldn't Sink, a Memoir of a life shaped by trauma but rescued by hope.
Speak Out Loud's mission is to share hope and encouragement for those struggling with mental health and for those who love and support them. To learn more about Speak Out Loud and resources available, please visit speakoutloud.me
