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Episcopal Youth Ministry in ATLMental Health and Young PeopleMental Health is an ongoing concern for all people during the pandemic. People are suffering, and it is important that we remember to talk about it. As Youth Workers, it is important to remember we serve young people that are being starved of meaningful connections during this time, and we have an opportunity to provide resources and techniques that might help.In this episode, the team has a conversation with Dena and Jason Hobbs on mental health with young people, warning signs, ending the stigma, techniques for self-care, and information from their new book When Anxiety Strikes...
2020-10-0737 min
Jason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“I won’t wash my hands anymore.” on “opinions”, testing the truth, and maintaining relationships (even when it is hard)A reading from a recent Medium post titled “I won’t wash my hands anymore”: on “opinions”, testing the truth, and maintaining relationships (even when it is hard). In it, Jason writes about a recent Facebook argument, but also how his faith reminds him to not to turn away from others, but to remain in relationship even when it is challenging.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
If you want info about Dena and Jason's upcoming book from Kregel, go here: https://jasonhobbslcsw.com/books/
Preorders are available at Amazon: https://sm...
2020-08-0309 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivDaring to be Silent Together listening to Howard Thurman, watching Watchmen, and listening to each other during a pandemicA reading from a recent Medium post titled “Daring to be Silent Together: listening to Howard Thurman, watching Watchmen, and listening to each other during a pandemic". This episode follows a group that I lead once a month in group spiritual direction, with lots of silence and listening to each other. We have also been rewatching Watchmen at home as I have been reading Howard Thurman's spiritual writings and reflecting on race in this country.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
If you want info about Dena and Jason's upcoming book from Kr...
2020-06-1808 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Why are you looking at heaven?”: letting go of the past, stepping wisely into this pandemic futureA reading from a recent Medium post titled “'Why are you looking at heaven?': letting go of the past, stepping wisely into this pandemic future".
This episode explores the grief associated with the Ascension of Jesus, connecting to our collective grief during pandemic. Then just as the disciples were asked "Why are you looking at heaven?", the question turns to what do we do now.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
If you want info about Dena and Jason's upcoming book from Kregel, go here: https://jasonhobbslcsw.com/books/...
2020-05-2509 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivWandering in the Pandemic Wilderness: complaining, eating manna, and building golden calvesA reading from a recent Medium post titled "Wandering in the Pandemic Wilderness: complaining, eating manna, and building golden calves".
This episode fumbles around for a good analogy for our current pandemic reality, from the biblical text, for those who want an intersection between their clinical reality within their life of faith.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
If you want info about Dena and Jason's upcoming book from Kregel, go here: https://jasonhobbslcsw.com/books/
Jason's other, more personal book, Unless a Grain of Wheat Falls, "a s...
2020-05-1810 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv"Our hurts return at different ages and stages." Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled "Our hurts return at different ages and stages." Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
This episode discusses the way that difficult events in our lives seem to come back again and again, but ends on a hopeful note that this is more about healing at different developmental stages.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's book, Unless a Grain of Wheat Falls, "a son’s journey through the death of his fa...
2019-12-0607 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivNot on the journey alone: on walking and writing and walking and writingA reading from a recent Medium post titled “Not on the journey alone: on walking and writing and walking and writing”.
This episode is an update on our recent book contract but also the way in which the process of this book, from inception to present day, has been a journey with many good companions along the way.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's book, Unless a Grain of Wheat Falls, "a son’s journey through the death of his father and a changing view of God."
2019-12-0105 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Nothing is ever really lost.” on birthdays, the accumulation of friends on Facebook, community, and Walt WhitmanA reading from a recent Medium post titled “Nothing is ever really lost.” on birthdays, the accumulation of friends on Facebook, community, and Walt Whitman.
This episode has some follow up reflections from last year when I took my birthday off of Facebook and heard ... "crickets". There is some about the faux-community of Facebook, some reflections on a poem by Walt Whitman, and how our own stories are an accumulation of people and experiences, those "lost" to us and those present.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
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2019-09-2407 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Anxiety isn’t good with statistics.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Anxiety isn’t good with statistics.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
This episode is mostly around the way that anxiety and stress lead us into all/nothing thinking patterns ... which do not lead to nuanced thinking or multiple options.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's book, Unless a Grain of Wheat Falls, "a son’s journey through the death of his father and a changing view of God."
2019-09-2007 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“It is like a child putting on an adult’s coat.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “It is like a child putting on an adult’s coat.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
This episode talks about the way in which children can be given adult roles and the ways in which these can be flattering, but then also damaging for children.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's book, Unless a Grain of Wheat Falls, "a son’s journey through the death of his father and a changi...
2019-09-0607 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Anxiety likes a blank canvas…” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Anxiety likes a blank canvas…” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
This episode reviews the open, future-oriented nature of anxiety, the way in which a "blank canvas" give a lot of room for an anxious brain to paint fearful pictures.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's book, Unless a Grain of Wheat Falls, "a son’s journey through the death of his father and a changing view of God."
2019-08-2307 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Try treating those thoughts like you would a bully…” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Try treating those thoughts like you would a bully…” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
This episode is about how to help children and adolescents (and ourselves) deal with difficult and persistent thoughts.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's recently released book!
2019-08-1607 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivGoing Back to School Mindfully: a quick guide for students, teachers, and parentsA reading from a recent Medium post titled Going Back to School Mindfully: a quick guide for students, teachers, and parents.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's book, released Spring 2019.
2019-08-0808 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv"So are you a good kid or a bad kid?" Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled "So are you a good kid or a bad kid?" Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
This episode is around the subject of parenting, focusing on the behavior instead of locating "badness" or "goodness" in a child's self.
This post can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's recently released book!
2019-06-0407 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Concrete, specific praise works best.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Concrete, specific praise works best.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
This episode discusses self-efficacy vs. self-esteem, encouraging praise that is more specific than general.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/concrete-specific-praise-works-best-4ea3074eaf55.
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's recently released book!
2019-05-1608 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Don’t call it a pee-pee or a hoo-hah.” Talking with your children about sex.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Don’t call it a pee-pee or a hoo-hah.” Talking with your children about sex.
This episode discusses way to (and not to) talk to children about sex and sexuality.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/dont-call-it-a-pee-pee-or-a-hoo-hah-edbcc90a2369.
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's recently released book!
2019-05-0109 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivTouching our Wounds: on approaching our pain instead of avoiding itA reading from a recent Medium post titled "Touching our Wounds: on approaching our pain instead of avoiding it".
This episode, takes a shot at redeeming Doubting Thomas but also notes that comments like "just get over it" are not terribly helpful when we are grieving or in pain.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/touching-our-wounds-b50129721586.
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's recently released book!
2019-04-2907 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“They leave before they leave.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “They leave before they leave.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
This episode is a reminder to those of us who are parents to be present with our children in their comings and going, but also making room for their eventual (and gradual) leaving.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/they-leave-before-they-leave-425c5e4f6542.
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's recently released book!
2019-04-1108 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“You can’t eat a whole pizza without cutting it into slices first.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “You can’t eat a whole pizza without cutting it into slices first.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
This episode is aimed toward those of us who have a difficult time breaking tasks into parts; there is some brain science about how we tend toward all or nothing thinking when pressured or stressed.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/you-cant-eat-a-whole-pizza-without-cutting-it-into-slices-first-5fff245b3d11
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonh...
2019-04-0307 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“I wonder if something important happened around here?” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “I wonder if something important happened around here?” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
This episode talks about how our response to trauma can be located in time just as much as in physical location.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/i-wonder-if-something-important-happened-around-here-1d929c197269.
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's recently released book!
2019-03-1411 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“The only way out is through.” on drawing close to the pain, approaching with love instead of hateA reading from a recent Medium post titled “The only way out is through".
This episode, similar in many ways to the style of the book that I wrote, uses the last Sunday's lectionary texts, some thoughts about therapy and mindfulness, in addition to baking bread.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/the-only-way-out-is-through-8f4d5e4546e5.
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's recently released book!
2019-02-2714 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Insight does not equal change.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Insight does not equal change.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
In this episode, I talk about how we sometimes get misled worrying about the "why" of a behavior instead of looking at what keeps the behavior in place. While the story of "why" is important, it does not lead to change in and of itself.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/insight-does-not-equal-change-2aecdff38813
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jaso...
2019-02-2208 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivBlessed Be the Deeply Rooted on the roots of corn and live oaks, on trusting too much on our own abilityA reading from a recent Medium post titled “Blessed Be the Deeply Rooted on the roots of corn and live oaks, on trusting too much on our own ability".
This episode, similar in many ways to the style of the book that I wrote, uses the lectionary texts from this week to offer some reflections about the difference between the roots of corn and live oaks.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/blessed-be-the-deeply-rooted-e399d9946ca2
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
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2019-02-1714 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Handle the emotion first, then talk…” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Handle the emotion first, then talk…” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
In this episode, I talk about the error a lot of us make in trying to rationalize with an emotion, in other words a physiological state. It is better to soothe and calm first, then talk. That can apply to all sorts of relationships.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/handle-the-emotion-first-then-talk-5da284ea785
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@j...
2019-02-1408 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivAre we Bystanders? on reading Howard Thurman in a social media ageA reading from a recent Medium post titled “Are we Bystanders? on reading Howard Thurman in a social media age".
In this episode, I talk about starting out in services to people who are homeless, along with some thoughts after reading Howard Thurman's The Inward Journey.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/are-we-bystanders-77b1fa2b6e31
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's recently released book!
2019-02-0907 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Don’t work harder than they are." Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist...A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Don’t work harder than they are.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
In this episode, I offer a phrase first given to me as a student in social work. It is about boundaries, about parenting, and a lot more.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/dont-work-harder-than-they-are-ab816680c53f
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's recently released book!
2019-02-0209 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Let’s see if we can let your trauma be a part of your story, but not your whole story."A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Let’s see if we can let your trauma be a part of your story, but not your whole story." Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
In this episode, I use the analogy of writing, of thinking about ourselves as narratives, to consider how we have some amount of power to change our stories, even after a traumatic event.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/lets-see-if-we-can-let-your-trauma-be-a-part-of-your-story-but-not-your-whole-story-c1ac082ce18a You can read other Medium posts at me...
2019-01-3007 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“… there was love behind my shut gate.” on the way that fear/pain keep us away from love, each otherA reading from a recent Medium post titled “… there was love behind my shut gate.” Subtitled "on the way that fear and pain keep us away from love and each other".
In this episode, I quote an episode from the writing of Rufus M. Jones, a Quaker, after the untimely death of his son. Along with the quote, there is the acknowledgement of the way that trauma and tragedy can cause us to draw in, instead of remaining open to God and to others.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/there-was-love-behind-my-shut-gate-9857e106d5ae...
2019-01-2807 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Imagine you are hiking up a mountain.” Phrases that this therapist finds himself saying, often.A reading from a recent Medium post titled “Imagine you are hiking up a mountain.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often..
In this episode, I use the analogy of a hike to talk about the progress of therapy, handling setbacks, with a bit of talk about the transtheoretical model.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/imagine-hiking-up-a-mountain-c54f2c0fbf23
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
Go here for Jason's recently released book!
2019-01-2608 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv"Let your clay be moist": on practicing deep listening, openness, and communityA reading from a recent Medium post titled "Let your clay be moist": on practicing deep listening, openness, and community. In it I share some about a recent Sunday School class on Parker Palmer's A Hidden Wholeness, but also about how silence gives us space to really listen to someone else and to listen for our own "inner teacher".
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/let-your-clay-be-moist-924ef68f6ac4
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
2019-01-2108 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Start with small consequences first; give yourself somewhere to go.” Part of an occasional series aA reading from a recent Medium post “Start with small consequences first; give yourself somewhere to go.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often. In it I review some basics about giving consequences for children's behavior so that you are helping them learn, not simply scaring them.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/start-with-small-consequences-first-give-yourself-somewhere-to-go-bf102ba4f0c7
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
2019-01-0507 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivThink Less, Love More: On St. Teresa of Avila, Facebook, and Arguing with PropagandaA reading from a recent Medium post from around Thanksgiving 2018 entitled “Think Less, Love More: On St. Teresa of Avila, Facebook, and Arguing with Propaganda”. There is a wonderful quote from St. Teresa, but also me talking about my own struggles with arguing with erroneous Facebook posts.
This post can be found at https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/think-less-love-more-3dcc0156e209.
You can read other Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw.
2019-01-0314 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivBe a Habit Change Detective: the crime of New Year’s resolutionsA reading from a recent Medium post entitled “Be a Habit Change Detective: the crime of New Year's resolutions”. I reference Duhigg's book The Power of Habit, but also the Transtheoretical Model, all within a tongue-in-cheek, film noir framework. Fun, huh?!?
You can read Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw .
2018-12-3008 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Anxiety lives in the future.” Part of occasional series ...A reading from a recent Medium post entitled “Anxiety lives in the future.” Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.
You can read Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw .
2018-09-2805 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivI took my birthday off of Facebook and here is what happenedA reading from a Medium post entitled "I took my birthday off of Facebook and here is what happened". You can read Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw .
2018-09-2504 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivThis is why we talk about trauma (memory is a leaf rubbing)A reading from a Medium post entitled "This is why we talk about the trauma … on how memory is like a leaf rubbing". You can read Medium posts at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw .
2018-09-2409 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivI can no longer say I have never been to a Quaker meetingA reading from a Medium post entitled "I can no longer say I have never been to a Quaker meeting: 43 minutes of silence then … 'Let us try what Love will do.'". Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-09-1910 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivSpeaking up and being heard: the woman Jesus told “go away”A reading from a Medium post entitled "Speaking up and being heard
on the woman who Jesus told to “go away” and the man that he told to “be quiet”". Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-09-0908 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivTalking to that kid: on nostalgia, loss, memory, and forgivenessA reading from a Medium post entitled "Talking to that kid: on nostalgia, loss, memory, and forgiveness". Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-08-2707 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivSpiderwebs: on the ways in which community holds usA reading from a Medium post entitled Spiderwebs: on the ways in which community holds us. Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-08-1308 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivTwo Women. Two Deaths. Two Cancers.A reading from a Medium post entitled: Two Women. Two Deaths. Two Cancers. Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-08-1107 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivThe Crowd, the Bread, and This MomentA reading from a Medium post entitled: The Question Was Asked to Test Him: on seeing the goodness in others, starting with ourselves. Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-08-0307 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivThe Question Was Asked to Test Him: on seeing ...A reading from a Medium post entitled: The Question Was Asked to Test Him: on seeing the goodness in others, starting with ourselves. Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-07-3013 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv“Imagine a tiger is running at you …”This episode is a reading from a recent Medium post, part of an occasional series about statements that I find myself saying pretty often in my work as a therapist. Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-07-2708 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivJesus tells them, "Let's go over here and sit a spell."A reading from a Medium post entitled: Jesus tells them, "Let's go over here and sit a spell." (on social work ethics, rest, and being present for miracles). Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-07-2211 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv"Do unto yourself as you would do to others."This episode is a reading from a recent Medium post, part of an occasional series about statements that I find myself saying pretty often in my work as a therapist. Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-07-1508 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivIs my religion all in my head?From a recent Medium post. Some ponderings about the spiritual director training program in which I am enrolled and how this intersects or is in tension with my readings in mental health and neuroscience. I end up moving back toward both/and thinking instead of either/or dualism. Medium posts can be found at medium.com@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-07-0907 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv"To take care of them, you need to take care of yourself."This episode is a reading from a recent Medium post, part of an occasional series about statements that I find myself saying pretty often in my work as a therapist. Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-06-2605 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivLooking for Stillness: on the invitation to silence and how this is different from being quietFrom a recent Medium post. Some thoughts on silence, quiet, and mindfulness, and some connections to the gospel reading for this Sunday June 24. Medium posts can be found at medium.com@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-06-2305 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivGraduates: Speak your Truth!This episode is a reading from a recent Medium post. There are some thoughts about the Isaiah passage for Trinity Sunday, but mostly about graduation, about maturity, about young people feeling that they can speak their particular truth. Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-05-2707 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv"Some traumas are like tornados..."This episode is a reading from a recent Medium post, part of an occasional series about statements that I find myself saying pretty often in my work as a therapist. Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-05-2409 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivPentecost: On loneliness, talking, listening, and loving.This episode is a reading from a recent Medium post. Combining some thoughts about the day of Pentecost from the Christian tradition, there is some info about loneliness, about talking and listening, with some reference to research around loneliness. There is some reference to current events as well. Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-05-2009 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDiv"Anxiety is a Body Event": Part of an occasional series about phrases that this therapist finds himself repeating, often.This episode is a reading from a recent Medium post, part of what I hope to be an occasional series about statements that I find myself saying pretty often in my work as a therapist. Medium posts can be found at medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-05-1806 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivWhat a Friend We Have in Jesus...Audio for Medium post
medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-05-0608 min
Jason Hobbs LCSW MDivRooted in GodAudio for “Rooted in God” @jasonhobbslcsw https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/rooted-in-god-25cc0ad36d38 This was also a sermon preached today in Ft. Valley GA.
2018-04-2906 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivThe Body That Rests in the Present Moment (responding to Medium's Unruly Bodies)audio for Medium, medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw
2018-04-2307 min
2018-04-1504 minJason Hobbs LCSW MDivGod does not care what you believe“God does not care what you believe” @jasonhobbslcsw https://medium.com/@jasonhobbslcsw/god-does-not-care-what-you-believe-ea7c56149053
2018-04-1505 min