Let's Fly Podcast with Susie Schumacher
In honor of Pride Month, John Berndt shares his powerful coming-out story and journey toward self-acceptance. Through faith, therapy, community, and courage, John discovered the freedom that comes from living authentically. John talks about believing he could pray away his sexuality, the impact that belief had on his mental health, and how finding the right therapist and a supportive group therapy community helped him begin to accept himself. We also discuss what it means to create safe spaces for others, what to say when someone shares their story with you, and why love, acceptance, and community matter so much. This is a conversation about courage, belonging, and the freedom that comes from living authentically. As John says, "Closets are for clothes." And in the end, love wins. Always. About John Berndt John Berndt is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with more than 20 years of experience helping individuals and couples navigate life's challenges. He maintains a private therapy practice, serves as a Wellness Clinician with USC Keck School of Medicine's Graduate Medical Education Wellness Program, is an adjunct professor at Antioch University Los Angeles, and teaches in the counseling psychology program at the University of San Francisco. John's work focuses on self-acceptance, relationships, communication, and helping people live more authentic and connected lives. Connect with John: www.couplestherapywithjohn.com [http://www.couplestherapywithjohn.com]
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