Posts by Kimberly June Miller

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Take a You-Turn: A Five-Step Process to Resolve Your Overwhelming Feelings

Originally posted at www.theNIVbible.com. Do you have any feelings you wish would go away? You try to distract yourself from your anxiety, sorrow, and disappointment with life, but the pain doesn’t heal on its own. The stubborn emotions are not serving you well, but you can’t seem to make them stop. As you pause for […]

Kimberly June Miller On The Steadfast Podcast

Kimberly explores how internal emotional work can lead to healing by recognizing the impact of past traumas and experiences on present behavior.

Kimberly June Miller On The Restoration Home Podcast With Jennifer Pepito

The Process of Healing with Kimberly June Miller If you were dropped into an alpine meadow with your children and a large picnic basket full of C.S. Lewis-esque delicacies, would you have the most delicious day of your life? Imagine a stream meandering through this meadow, and you don’t have a phone or a computer; […]

Kimberly June Miller on The Best Of You Podcast with Dr. Alison Cook

Kimberly and Alison discuss the almighty inner critic.

Christine Emba and Kimberly June Miller: On “Rethinking Sex”

Christine Emba and Kimberly June Miller discuss Rethinking Sex on the Faith Angle podcast.
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Kimberly June Miller On The Heather Penny Podcast

Kimberly appears on the Heather Penny Podcast to talk about how she helps her clients heal from past wounds and find grace to move forward. So many parts of our inner-self come from false beliefs and negative voices that keep us stuck.

How to Care for a Troubled Part of Your Soul: A Guided-Prayer Exercise

Follow along as Kimberly uses a guided-prayer exercise to walk you through the Five Steps of Taking a You-Turn, helping you care for a troubled part of your soul.
KJM On Husband Material Podcast 07/25//22

Kimberly June Miller Talks IFS & Jesus On The Husband Material Podcast

On the Husband Material podcast with host Drew Boa, Kimberly Miller explains a Christ-centered approach to Internal Family Systems (IFS).