The Origins of Dr. Dan Allender’s Work

In the first of this two-part series, Rachael Clinton Chen interviews Dan Allender about the origins of his work in helping people address and heal sexual abuse. You’ll drop into Dan’s story in the mid-1980s as he was finishing his doctoral studies. He was asked a question by one of his clients: “What do you know about sexual abuse?”
At the time, this very prevalent issue was not being addressed in secular culture, let alone by the church. Listen to how Dan grew into his unique role as a therapist, teacher, and innovative leader to help bring healing and transformation to those who have suffered harm and abuse.
Please note this does discuss the sensitive topic of sexual abuse and may not be suitable for some listeners.

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I 100% recommend reading this book if you’re seeking for clear guidance to understanding your wound. If the Wounded Heart feels too painful to read, get professional help. The book provides a painful yet clear response to the ambiguity that the pain creates for anybody. Thank you dr. Dan & Becky for being warriors against the kingdom of evil.