This Mental Health Awareness Month, we are reminded of the millions of people around the world quietly carrying the lasting effects of trauma in many different forms. In part one of this conversation, Dr. Heather Gingrich joins Dr. Tim Clinton to share wisdom from decades of counseling while answering some of the most common questions surrounding complex trauma, identity, and recovery as explored in her book, “Shattered No More.” Together, they offer clarity, compassion, and hope to those navigating the deep impact of trauma. No matter where you are in your journey, you do not have to carry these burdens alone.

“Tell me more.” This simple phrase builds trust and connection, especially in parent-child relationships. In part 2 of their conversation, Dr. Chinwé Williams joins Dr. Zach Clinton to share practical ways to foster secure attachment and emotional safety—a timely message for parents or anyone seeking deeper, more meaningful relationships.

In part 1 of this series, Dr. Chinwé Williams, trauma therapist and best-selling author, joins Dr. Zach Clinton to explore how early attachment shapes emotional development and lifelong relationships. She shares practical insights for parents looking to build stronger bonds and create a sense of safety and belonging at home. Whether you’re a parent or simply seeking deeper, more meaningful connections, this program provides valuable tools for overcoming disconnection in today’s world.

Dr. Gregory Jantz, a dear friend of the AACC who is now with the Lord, joins Dr. Tim Clinton to talk about the signs and symptoms of depression and how to recognize when you may be slipping into despair. Dr. Jantz offers hope to anyone who feels they’ve lost themselves and shares practical steps toward lasting change. He also talks about The Center: A Place of Hope in Edmonds, Washington, the world-renowned treatment facility he founded that has helped thousands find healing and restoration. If you or someone you love is struggling, know that you’re not alone.

Dr. Rhona Epstein began her personal journey of restoration as a teenager after battling eating disorders throughout her childhood. Inspired by her own recovery, she dedicated her life to helping others overcome similar struggles with food addiction and weight obsession. In this conversation with Dr. Zach Clinton, Dr. Epstein explores the emotional and relational aspects of addiction, highlighting how 12-step recovery principles and biblically-based counseling have helped her clients find peace and well-being through a holistic approach to healing.

Many women and girls carry a deep, father-shaped void that only God can truly heal and fill. Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with pediatrician and parenting expert Dr. Meg Meeker to discuss how that void shapes identity and how healthy affirmation from a father can make all the difference, especially in the teen years. It’s a compelling challenge for dads to intentionally connect with their daughters every day for 30 days and see how it transforms the relationship.

Growing up in the church can sometimes lead us to believe our identity is tied to what we do for God, but what He truly desires is our surrender. In this conversation with Drs. Tim and Zach Clinton, Christian singer-songwriter Christine D’Clario shares how God met her in a dark and difficult season of infertility and gently led her to lay down even her deepest desires. She reminds us that desert seasons have purpose, not only to draw us closer to Jesus but also to prepare us to walk with others toward healing. And when we begin to speak openly about our pain, we give others the courage to do the same.

Dr. Tim Clinton continues his conversation with Dr. Matthew Stanford about the intersection of faith, mental health, and raising healthy kids. In part two, the focus turns directly to parents, as they share wisdom on how to engage children early, ask the right questions, and create safe spaces for open conversations about mental health. Moms and dads will walk away with practical ways to support their kids through the difficult moments they face each day.

Dr. Tim Clinton sits down with Dr. Matthew Stanford, CEO of the Hope and Healing Center and Institute, to talk about the intersection of faith, mental health, and raising healthy kids. They unpack the reality that many churches aren’t equipped to care for families whose children have special needs or mental health struggles, leaving many parents feeling isolated and unsupported. They shine a light on the challenges these families face and call the body of Christ to step up with compassion and inclusion.

When the place meant to feel like home becomes a source of pain, the wounds can be deep. Dr. Zach Clinton sits down with licensed professional counselor Chris Allison to explore the realities of church hurt, religious trauma, and what it looks like to heal through understanding, healthy boundaries, and trauma-informed care. Together, they help listeners see that healing is possible and that faith can be rebuilt with the right support.