Topic = Connection, what is it?
Join Dan and Stephanie as they talk about connection. They asked listeners both ND and NT to define connection and disconnection. What are the issues that make it hard for AS-NT (or ND) couples to connect? What contributes to disconnection or hurt or harm in the marriage?
Note: A brief discussion on physical intimacy is mentioned so the podcast had to be marked explicit content.
Dr. Stephanie Holmes and Rev. Dan Holmes host a NEW podcast, for couples of faith in which one partner has been found to be on the Autism spectrum: NeuroDiverse Christian Couples!
Dr. Stephanie Holmes, an ordained minister, along with her husband Rev. Dan Holmes, are beginning their new podcast NeuroDiverse Christian Couples. This amazing couple has a vision of helping couples learn to build better communication and connection between partners. By helping to educate and equip both partners and professionals to be more open about their challenges and their journeys with one another.
Stephanie, previously a host of Springbrook’s Converge Autism podcast, and Dan have created a show that follows their personal vision of helping to provide an opportunity for each individual and family to become responsibly independent, and effectively interdependent, in order to reflect Christ’s love and serve worthy purposes in family, community, and society.
Dan and Stephanie founded the International Association of NeuroDiverse Christian Marriages, LLC to first and foremost bring hope, help, and possible healing to NeuroDiverse Christian Marriages. Their ministry also includes educating, equipping and helping professionals, clinicians, and ministers learn more effective coaching and counseling strategies by first understanding and accepting the complexities of NeuroDiverse Christian Marriages.
They will be alternating between episodes discussing various relationship situations and episodes focusing on specific concepts and more specific educational topics.
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With a BS from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and a MS in Computer Science from Georgia Institute of Technology Rev. Holmes also holds several training certifications:
Dan believes there is no greater office one can hold than that of a husband and father. Since both roles require complicated interplay on many levels, Dan also believes God has provided help through the leading of the Holy Spirit, the counsel of others, and the work of life coaches.
About Rev. Stephanie C. Holmes
Dr. Stephanie Holmes holds a BS in Psychology from Campbell University, a MA in Counseling from Liberty University, a Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution from Abilene Christian University, and her highest degree, an Ed.D from Abilene Christian University – where she graduated with distinction upon completing her dissertation, “Creating an Inclusive Climate for Students on the Autism Spectrum.” Dr. Holmes also holds several other Training and Certifications including being an ordained reverend through IAOG. A full listing of her certifications are available on her website.
Dr. Holmes seeks to bring restoration and spiritual renewal to individuals and couples facing challenging situations. With a desire to glorify God in all that transpires through the counseling/coaching process, she offers life-changing hope to troubled lives. Through the International Association of NeuroDiverse Christian Marriages, LLC she wants to educate and equip others to build effective strategies for NeuroDiverse Christian Marriages. The theoretical foundation of Dr. Holmes’ counseling ministry is based on the cognitive-behavioral premise that how one thinks affects one’s behavioral choices.
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Here Dr. Holmes and Dr. Attwood are discussing Identifying Adults on the Autism Spectrum & Issues Adults Face in Employment.
You can find out more about Dr. Tony Attwood at https://www.tonyattwood.com.au/ or look up events at https://attwoodandgarnettevents.com/.
NeuroDiverse Christian Couples podcast selects guests that are professionals in the field of autism or individuals who want to share their journey from a Christian NeuroDiverse couple’s experience.
The purpose is to encourage and inspire you and remind you that in Christ there is hope for the future!
We want to educate and equip you through effective strategies that will help energize couples and professionals who work with NeuroDiverse Christian Couples.
Brought to you by Autism Spectrum Resources for Marriage & Family, LLC
In this episode as the title implies, I am more honest than I have ever been. You get an unfiltered look into my mind and my thoughts of men’s mental health and the perception of being weak in discussing emotions. I also discuss the suicidal thoughts I have, some of the motivations for them and my reasons for still being here.
I apologize to anyone that may find this a sensitive subject but I feel that all too often these thoughts are downplayed, if not just outright ignored and that inevitably leads to a increase in suicide rates. My goal is to create a dialogue and let everyone know you are not alone, you can talk about it and you are not weak if you seek help.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-723-8255 (available 24 hours a day)
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Any thoughts or feedback on it would be very much appreciated!
-Robert
In this episode I discuss struggles I have had in my ongoing quest to be a better person and give my thoughts on the loss experienced in the process of changing the person I want to be.
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Any thoughts or feedback on it would be very much appreciated!
-Robert
“If I am being honest, I feel like I have a higher calling to do something to help people. I have been told my whole life that people feel comfortable speaking to me and I enjoy that. I like thinking that I can help improve someone’s life just by talking or speaking to them and if I can help even one person it will be worth it.” – Robert (Host)
“We are those f*cked up thoughts in the back of your head”
When asked what his goal is for every episode of That Infernal Noise, Robert responds, “That no one is alone, no matter what they think. I am not the atypical person you think of when it comes to being an advocate for mental health and have felt isolated because of it.” He wants everyone to know that, no matter your race/creed/sexual orientation or any applicable qualifier you wish to use, that it is always okay to talk about your issues and seek help in whatever way works best for you. He understands that managing our mental health is unique to each individual.
Robert uses his ‘weak’ and ‘insecure’ moments from his day to day life as the main talking points for each of his episodes and as a form of therapy. He appreciates not only helping others, but there is a certain level of catharsis he gets from just being to put his truths out into the universe, rather than shoving it down and allowing it to fester and eventually consume him.
When asked about any personal information he’d like to share, he shared a bit of wisdom that his son reminded him of when he was having a bad mental day, “it is okay to have negative thoughts, it is what you do after them that matters.” He noted it was nice to know that teenagers listened…occasionally.
Mental Health News Radio Network hosts over 90 podcasts dedicated to all aspects of mental health. It is the world’s first and largest podcast network dedicated to all things mental health. Its Speakers’ Bureau and filmed series such as Mixed Nuts: Comedians and Mental Health allow it to further its mission to reach as many people in as many places as possible to encourage dialogue about mental health.
Robert, the host of That Infernal Noise, is a man, a dad, a friend, a human. We are all so many things in life. As a man, he shares his life’s interesting moments, his difficult moments. Tune in to get to know him more.
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In this episode I discuss struggles I had leading up to Father’s day as well as removing things that no longer serve a purpose in my life.
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Any thoughts or feedback on it would be very much appreciated!
-Robert
Join Dr. Paul Meier and Kristin Walker as they talk about how powerful and unseen influences affect our lives and our mental health!
Join me on my journey through my psyche and listen to me try and navigate it.
In this episode I talk about my most recent freak out and discussing it with my therapist and coming to the realization that my brain has become incredibly efficient as jumping to anger.
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-Robert
