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Surviving Toxic Relationships Podcast

Surviving Toxic Relationships Podcast

Elizabeth Jane and Deana Lynn
Veröffentlicht: 2026-02-18
© 2026 Surviving Toxic Relationships Podcast
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90 Folgen
Audio
Anhören auf Apple Podcasts
Veröffentlicht: 2026-02-18
© 2026 Surviving Toxic Relationships Podcast
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Episode #89: Renewing the Mind After Trauma & Addiction | Faith, Neuroscience, and Freedom with Roseanne Forte

Episode #89: Renewing the Mind After Trauma & Addiction | Faith, Neuroscience, and Freedom with Roseanne Forte

Trauma. Addiction. Toxic relationships. Shame. Mindset renewal. In this powerful episode of Surviving Toxic Relationships, we sit down with Rose Ann Forte, international bestselling author and creator of the Choose Freedom program—a faith-forward, neu
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Trauma. Addiction. Toxic relationships. Shame. Mindset renewal.
In this powerful episode of Surviving Toxic Relationships, we sit down with Rose Ann Forte, international bestselling author and creator of the Choose Freedom program—a faith-forward, neuroscience-backed approach to overcoming life-interfering behaviors.
Rose Ann shares her personal journey through a toxic marriage, substance use as coping, CPTSD, and deep spiritual confusion—and how renewing her mind through Scripture paired with neuroscience transformed her life. As a former C-suite executive and church leader, Roseanne brings wisdom, compassion, and clarity to conversations many women of faith struggle to have out loud.
In this episode, we explore:
Why faith alone without mind renewal can keep people stuckHow trauma, addiction, and toxic relationships share similar brain patternsWhat cognitive dissonance looks like in relationships and substance useHow gratitude and awareness literally rewire the brainWhy labels and shame prevent healing for many womenHow boundaries restore agency and self-respectWhat “renewing the mind” looks like in real life, not theoryThis conversation is for women who love God but feel trapped in patterns they can’t break—and are ready to experience freedom without shame.
🔗 Learn more about Roseanne Forte & the Choose Freedom program:
https://www.choosefreedom.today
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📘 Our book is available on Amazon: Love With Eyes Wide Open: Teaching Our Daughters to Recognize Red Flags and God's Voice in Relationships
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Erscheinungs­datum: 18.2.2026, 14:00:00

Beschreibung

Deana and Lizzie are two women whose lives unexpectedly crossed through a shared past with the same emotionally abusive partner. From that pain came Surviving Toxic Relationships—a faith-based podcast about truth, healing, and empowerment after emotional and relational abuse.
Grounded in faith and guided by God’s grace, they share honest conversations about manipulation, betrayal, gaslighting, trauma bonding, and recovery. Their mission isn’t to label anyone—it’s to reveal the patterns of toxic relationships and show how healing and freedom are possible through faith.
Each episode invites listeners into a space of hope, restoration, and renewal—where women can rediscover their worth, rebuild their confidence, and walk boldly in freedom.
Their message is simple but powerful: Your past may shape you, but it doesn’t define you. Healing is possible.
New to the podcast? Start with our trailer to learn more about who we are and the heart behind Surviving Toxic Relationships.

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