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Surviving Suicide: A Story of Grief, Grace & Restoration

🎙️ Surviving Suicide: A Story of Grief, Grace & Restoration This week, my dear friend Lindsay Phillips shares one of the most heartbreaking and personal parts of her journey. Over 10 years ago, Lindsay lost her fiancé to suicide after a long struggle with mental health. I cannot say enough how brave Lindsay is for having the courage to sit down and tell this story so openly and honestly. These conversations are not easy, but her willingness to share her pain in hopes that it may help someone else is incredibly powerful. We love her deeply and are so grateful for her vulnerability, strength, and faith. This episode is raw, emotional, and real. It’s a conversation about grief, unanswered questions, healing, and how God can slowly restore the broken pieces of our lives when we feel shattered. Lindsay’s story is a reminder that even in the darkest moments, hope and healing are still possible. If you or someone you love has walked through loss, mental health struggles, trauma, or heartbreak, we pray this episode speaks to your heart and reminds you that you are not alone. ❤️

Keep Going

Sometimes the hardest seasons of our lives become the very thing God uses to help someone else survive theirs. In this short solo episode of The Recovery Table, I share a simple but honest encouragement: keep going… even when it’s hard. Recovery is hard. Healing is hard. Growth is hard. But God does some of His greatest work in the middle of the struggle. If you’ve been tired, discouraged, or wondering if what you’re walking through has a purpose, this episode is for you. Your pain is not wasted. Your story still matters. And someone else may find hope because you chose not to quit. Pull up a chair and join me at The Recovery Table.

A Mother's Love. A Mother's Loss.

In this deeply moving episode of The Recovery Table, Ashley sits down with Justyne as she shares the story of losing her son nearly two years ago. While his death was not directly caused by drugs, substance use had played a significant role in his life and in the challenges he faced. Justyne opens her heart about the pain of losing a child, the unanswered questions, and the difficult journey of navigating grief. This episode is for every parent who has experienced loss, every family impacted by addiction, and anyone searching for hope in the midst of heartbreak. Justyne’s story is a powerful reminder that grief and addiction often intersect in complex ways—and that healing is possible, even after unimaginable loss. Pull up a chair and join us for a conversation about love, loss, and finding grace in the darkest moments.

Grace In Disguise: Nic Collins Story

The Recovery Table podcast, we’re sharing an episode called “Grace in Disguise” featuring Nic Collins. Nic shares the story of how one unexpected incident completely changed the direction of his life. What once felt like a setback eventually became the turning point that led him toward healing, growth, and a different future. This conversation is about grace showing up in places we never expected it to in hard moments, consequences, second chances, and the uncomfortable parts of change. Sometimes the very thing we try to avoid becomes the thing that saves us. Tune in. ❤️ #TheRecoveryTable #GraceInDisguise #Recovery #SecondChances #Healing #Redemption #Podcast

The Cycle Ends With Us with Caroline Wallis

Some conversations are really important… and this is one of them. 🤍 This week on The Recovery Table, I sat down with Caroline Wallis for a powerful and honest conversation about healing, collaboration, and breaking cycles. Caroline shares deeply about her personal story—growing up with a father who struggled with alcoholism and the impact of trauma—and how those experiences have shaped the way she shows up today. We also dive into the heart behind the collaboration between Women of Worth Recovery and FAITH (Fight Abuse in the Home)… what it looks like to come together as organizations, and why this work matters so much in our community. This episode is real. It’s raw. And it’s full of hope.