In this episode, we break down what DID really is, why it forms in childhood, how trauma affects the mind, and why symptoms like depersonalization, derealization, and memory gaps are more common than most people realize. You’ll learn the difference between psychological dissociation and spiritual oppression, how trauma fragments the soul, and why healing is possible through Jesus Christ.

We explore DID from both a mental health perspective and a Christian, trauma-informed perspective, making this the perfect episode for teens, parents, and anyone wanting clarity on identity fragmentation, childhood trauma, anxiety, panic, and soul wounds. You’ll also hear how alters form, how the mind protects itself during severe trauma, and how spiritual roots, like generational patterns and emotional wounds, play a major role in dissociation.

This episode is created by Melania Macias, Christian Trauma Recovery Strategist, who helps teens and Christian families understand trauma, anxiety, DID, spiritual oppression, identity in Christ, and emotional healing.

If you’re curious about DID, struggling with feeling “disconnected,” or want to understand how Jesus restores the broken and fragmented soul, this episode is for you.

Melania Macias is not a licensed psychiatrist or therapist.

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Anxiety isn’t new; it’s been around for thousands of years! In this episode, Coach Mel breaks down how ancient philosophers, early Christians, and even modern science have tried to explain anxiety, and how the Bible shows us the real root of it all.

You’ll discover why fear first entered the world, how anxiety affects your body and mind, and what God says about living in peace and power instead of fear.

This episode will help you understand anxiety in a deeper way and remind you that with the Holy Spirit, you have everything you need to overcome it.

📖 Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:7 — “For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love, and self-discipline.”

🎙️ Perfect for: Teen girls who struggle with fear, overthinking, or worry.

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Overcoming Trauma Teens is a faith-based podcast that helps teens break free from fear, anxiety, shame, and the pain of their past through Biblical truth and emotional healing. Hosted by Coach Mel, a Christian trauma coach and mentor, each episode dives into real-life struggles teens face—identity, forgiveness, self-worth, relationships, and mental health—and connects them to God’s Word in a way that feels real and relatable.

Whether you’ve been through trauma, feel distant from God, or just need encouragement to keep going, this podcast reminds you that you’re not too far gone for grace. You’ll find hope, healing, and a safe space to grow in your relationship with Christ.

✨ Discover who you are in Christ, overcome what tried to break you, and step boldly into your purpose.

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Hey friends, welcome back to the show! Today we’re talking about something we all wrestle with at some point—faith. Not the perfect, got-it-all-together kind, but the real kind…the kind that sometimes feels shaky, confusing, and hard to hold on to. Even the disciples who walked with Jesus asked Him, ‘Lord, increase our faith.’ So if you’ve ever wondered why it feels so hard to believe at times, you’re in the right place.

In this episode, we’re going to dive into what it looks like to get your heart and mind aligned so your faith isn’t just surviving—it’s unstoppable. We’ll look at real stories from Scripture, talk about what to do when doubt creeps in, and remind ourselves that even mustard-seed faith can move mountains.

So, grab your earbuds, take a deep breath, and let’s grow together in a faith that lasts.

Email: Fostering The Inner Child

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In this episode, Coach Mel helps you get a better understanding of who and what a false preacher or teacher looks like and some things you can pay attention to learn to discern.

Questions and comments email: Fosteringtheinnerchild@gmail.com

This is the YouTube short of Katherine Krick being anointed by a witch HERE

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