It's All About Healing

We share how faith steadied the chaos and why healing is less about being fixed and more about being found. You’ll hear the heart behind our mission, the growing global community, and how poetry, coaching, and candid conversations turn silent tears into words that help others breathe again. We open up about spiritual detours that promised comfort but delivered confusion, from tarot and crystals to the myth that strength means carrying it alone. What changed everything was staying in God’s Word and staying honest with God—letting Him meet us in the mess, make crooked paths straight, and grow wisdom over time. That shift from double-mindedness to steady trust didn’t happen overnight. It unfolded through prayer, scripture, fellowship, and the brave act of telling the truth about what still hurts. If you’re navigating grief, toxic relationships, financial pressure, or the slow work of rebuilding after setback piled on setback, this podcast is for you. We talk practical res

It's All About Healing is a education podcast hosted by Robin Black, with 418 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Robin Black hosts It's All About Healing, a education show with 418 episodes published.

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  I Am That Woman (Spoken Word): Episode 402

  Aug 7, 20263 min

  Send us Fan Mail The “queen” on a chessboard can move in every direction, and that’s the point: so many women spend their lives thinking through A to Z while still holding everyone else together. We share a raw declaration of womanhood that’s equal parts strength and vulnerability, from claiming identity out loud to admitting how heavy the daily load can be when you’re constantly needed. Motherhood sits at the center of the story, not as a highlight reel but as real life: working multiple jobs, then coming home to clock in again. We talk about the second shift and the emotional labor that follows, being the counselor, the teacher, the mediator, the friend, and sometimes the “enemy,” while still trying to be the healer who offers comfort and dries every tear. If you’ve ever felt like it never stops, you’ll hear your reality reflected back with respect. Faith and resilience guide the arc, especially when we speak on working in a male-dominated industry and the sting of feeling unseen. The message is clear and grounded in Christian encouragement: God’s will outweighs skill, purpose can’t be taken, and grace is not weakness. We close by rejecting society’s image-based standards and choosing a deeper identity, the kind of self-worth that thrives because it’s rooted in God rather than worldly validation. If this resonates, follow the show, share this with a woman who needs it, and leave a review so more listeners can find this message. Music info: The Epic Cinematic Background by Soothe Studio [No Copyright Music] / Starfall Legacy ©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music* Support the show

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  What If Your Pain Was Never a Problem to Fix? with Jacqueline Boylan: Episode 401

  Aug 5, 202642 min

  Send us Fan Mail A child can survive almost anything with one steady, loving adult, but what happens when grief gets punished instead of comforted? I’m Robin Black, and I sit down with registered nurse and author Jacqueline Boland to talk about the two worlds she grew up in: the safety of her great-grandmother’s love, and the chaos of addiction, loss, and a family dynamic that taught her to feel guilty for being sad. Jacqueline shares the story of losing her mother at seven and her father soon after, then spending years trying to earn warmth from a relative who responded to her grief with anger and emotional abuse. We get honest about what that does to a kid’s self-concept, why you can still love someone who hurts you, and how a single conversation can flip your perspective into shame and self-blame. When Jacqueline finally wrote a letter asking to be seen, the silence that followed pushed her into a mental health crisis and made therapy non-negotiable. From there, we talk about what real healing looks like: naming emotional invalidation, breaking rumination loops, and learning self-care when caretaking has been your whole identity. Jacqueline explains how therapeutic writing became A Broken Twig Can Sprout, why she created Resiliency Publishing House, and how her nonprofit Help Me Sprout is building tools for kids with adverse childhood experiences, including a young writer's workshop and a vision for a safe community space she calls the Haven. She also opens up about requesting FOIL open records to finally process her mother’s death and the meaning behind her upcoming book, A Piece Of Mama’s Heart. If you’ve ever carried someone else’s pain, felt blamed for your feelings, or needed the words “it’s not your fault,” this conversation is for you. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review so more listeners can find stories that help them heal. To reach Jacqueline Boylan - www.resiliencyhouse.org & www.helpmesprout.org Instagram: @abrokentwigcansprout Facebook: The Resiliency Publishing House ©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music* Have a lovely day and stay blessed Support the show

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  Stop Allowing Your Wants to Define Your Worth: Episode 400

  Jul 30, 202616 min

  Send us Fan Mail Wanting something deeply can mess with your sense of worth when it doesn’t show up on your schedule. We dig into how we set imaginary deadlines on love, career, money, and life goals, then punish ourselves when we don’t “hit the mark.” I share why that mindset creates false realities, and how faith reframes delay as preparation instead of rejection. We also get real about detours, trials, and tribulations. Sometimes the painful parts like embarrassment, hard lessons, toxic relationships, or a miserable boss are the very training that builds your self-respect and emotional strength. Using a couple vivid stories, including a strict classroom memory and a Karate Kid-style repetition lesson, we talk about how growth becomes second nature when you practice it long enough. That’s where spiritual growth and personal development meet: you don’t just hope for change, you build it. From there, we tackle the validation trap. When your cup feels empty, searching for approval can spiral into anxiety, depression, and numb coping habits. We talk about prayer as “daily bread,” gratitude as a mindset reset, and taking inventory of what you already have so you can see real progress over time. If you’re working on self-worth, healing, and a stronger faith walk, this one is for you. Subscribe for more conversations on healing and spiritual mindset, share this with someone who feels behind, and leave a review with the biggest deadline you’re ready to release. ©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music* Have a lovely day and stay blessed Support the show

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  Happiness Is Not for Sale: Episode 399

  Jul 27, 20267 min

  Send us Fan Mail Happiness is being sold like a screensaver life: turquoise water, perfect couples, and a checkout button that promises you will finally feel whole. We slow that story down and ask a harder question: what if the chase is the problem, and what if joy was never meant to be purchased in the first place? We talk about how social media advertising and comparison quietly build a mindset of lack, where you assume you are failing if you cannot afford the trip, the lifestyle, or the relationship you see online. From there, we pivot into faith and the unseen reality that still holds weight: God as our beginning and our end, and the reminder from Matthew 6:26 that provision is not random. We also name the mental cost of living in constant uncertainty and why confusion is not where God operates. Then we connect today’s headlines to everyday choices: food recalls, seedless products, and why so many people feel pushed to take their health back into their own hands. Gardening becomes a real-world example of returning to what is rooted and true, and we reflect on how COVID forced many of us to look inward and rebuild from the inside. If you are tired of tying your happiness to outcomes you cannot control, this conversation points you back to what is constant, steady, and already within you. If this helped you breathe a little deeper, subscribe, share the episode with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find it. What is one thing you can stop chasing today so you can start living with peace? ©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music* Have a lovely day and stay blessed Support the show

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  When Life Gets Harder, Keep Carrying the Cross: Episode 398

  Jul 25, 202612 min

  Send us Fan Mail The moment you decide you want to do better, why does the world feel like it gets meaner, louder, and harder to survive? We sit with that uncomfortable reality and bring it back to Scripture, because trials and tribulations are not random when you’re walking with Christ. I read from 2 Corinthians and Ephesians and talk through the pain, sacrifice, and suffering so many of us carry quietly, plus the question we’re almost afraid to say out loud: “Dear God, why me?” We reflect on what it means to share in Christ’s suffering and still expect His glory, righteousness, and victory. I unpack 2 Corinthians 5:7, “we walk by faith, not by sight,” and why faith is more than optimism. It’s trust, loyalty, and movement when you don’t get the full plan, just the next step. If you’ve been stuck in autopilot, mistaking familiar discomfort for “normal,” this will challenge you to keep moving with God as your lamp. We also talk spiritual warfare in plain terms through Ephesians 6:12, and how modern life can train us to live by what we see. Politics, celebrity influence, the music we absorb, AI, and social media can build convincing false realities that steal attention and dull discernment. I share why it matters to slow down, listen for truth, and test what resonates in your soul, not just what spikes your emotions. If you’re carrying something too heavy, we end with a simple practice: lay the burden at God’s feet, keep your heart posture honest, and trust His timing as He shapes your wisdom for the purpose you’re praying for. Subscribe, share this with someone in a storm, and leave a review if it helps. What’s the hardest part of walking by faith right now? ©2022-2026 Soul Healer17:77, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Any copying of this poetry and audio in whole or part is prohibited. *I do not own the rights to the royalty free music* Have a lovely day and stay blessed Support the show

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