Healing the Split Heart: Biblical Freedom for Emotional Wounds

43 Years Sober: From Addiction to Enlightenment

Take our FREE Emotional Sobriety Assessment 👉 https://dean-jsegmrly.scoreapp.com What happens after you stop drinking or using drugs? Many people believe recovery ends when the addiction stops. HollyKem Sunseri shares her remarkable journey of 43 years of sobriety and explains why true freedom begins after sobriety—with Emotional Sobriety (Stage 2 Recovery). In this interview you'll discover: ✅ How HollyKem became sober at age 22 ✅ What nearly caused her relapse ✅ Why many people stay sober but still struggle emotionally ✅ The difference between Stage 1 and Stage 2 Recovery ✅ How emotional healing leads to lasting peace If you've stopped drinking, stopped using drugs, or broken free from another unhealthy behavior but still struggle with anxiety, shame, anger, fear, relationships, or emotional pain, this conversation is for you. 📘 Get A Roadmap to the Soul https://amzn.to/478rNG8 🎥 Subscribe for more videos on Emotional Sobriety and Stage 2 Recovery. Please visit our website for more information: https://www.ihaveavoice.com/  You can get a copy of their book, A Roadmap to the Soul, here: https://amzn.to/3J8yQRJ for an e-book, https://www.ihaveavoice.com/book/ for a hard copy. Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@IHaveAVoice1212

Why Healing the Broken Heart Must Come Before Lasting Freedom Podcast Description

Many people try to change their behaviors without addressing the pain driving them. In this episode, Dean and HollyKem Sunseri explore Isaiah 61 and reveal why healing the broken heart is the key to lasting freedom. Learn how emotional wounds fuel unhealthy patterns and discover a biblical pathway toward transformation, healing, and greater freedom. Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@IHaveAVoice1212

Healing the Split Heart: Biblical Freedom for Emotional Wounds

In this episode, Dr. Dean Sunseri and HollyKem Sunseri unpack a powerful biblical concept with deep psychological meaning: how God heals the brokenhearted and sets people free. They explore what it means to live captive to past wounds, how the heart becomes divided through pain, and how true healing brings wholeness, freedom, and renewed spiritual flow. This episode is for anyone seeking emotional healing, spiritual growth, and practical insight rooted in biblical truth. Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@IHaveAVoice1212

Resentment Means “Re-Feeling”: How to Heal Triggers, Let Go, and Find Peace

n this episode, we redefine resentment. It’s not only anger—it’s often re-feeling a person, place, or event your body remembers. We explore how the wounded child carries internalized pain with no sense of time, so old experiences can feel emotionally “present” again—especially in relationships. You’ll hear practical ways to work with triggers gently, including an activation to identify three resentments you still carry. We also address resentments tied to what others did to us and what we’ve done—introducing two pathways of resolution: forgiveness and repentance. Finally, we talk about how fear escalates conflict and how love and care can interrupt the cycle. Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@IHaveAVoice1212

Healing Emotional Wounds Gives You a Choice

n this episode, we unpack a core Transform U teaching: the wounded child is often the key to lasting change. When we internalize pain from past wounds—whether from childhood or later life—our protector steps in to help us cope. The protector may look productive (like overachieving) or destructive (like numbing), but either way, it can run our lives when the wound hasn’t received healing and love. We walk through a practical framework: Wound → Internalized Pain → Protector Behavior → Healing/Love → Choice As the wound is loved and healed, the intensity drops—and what used to be a reaction becomes a choice. You don’t lose your strengths; you gain freedom. Key lines from the episode: * “Use your wounds—don’t let your wounds use you.” * “If I have a voice, then I get a choice.” * “Every time I love the wound, the protector comes down.” Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@IHaveAVoice1212