Dr. Melissa Rosenberg shares her journey of answering the call to help women heal from trauma. She discusses the impact of childhood trauma on adult relationships and the importance of setting healthy boundaries. Melissa emphasizes the need to acknowledge reality and take personal responsibility for healing. She also shares her own experience of writing her book, 'A Fully Secured Heart,' and the role of writing in her healing process. In this conversation, Melissa shares her personal healing journey and the role writing her book played in it. She emphasizes the importance of trusting God and being obedient to His guidance. Natasha encourages listeners to confront their challenges head-on and not doubt what God can do in their lives. They discuss the misconception that healing is supposed to be easy and linear, highlighting the need for ongoing healing and sanctification. Melissa shares her upcoming conference, The Healers Conference, which aims to bring together faith and psychology to promote healing and restoration.   Follow Natasha on IG https://www.instagram.com/natashaannmiller/ Follow Called Women for more resources https://www.instagram.com/called.women/ Follow Melissa on IG https://www.instagram.com/melrosenberg78/   👥 Join Our Community: Be part of the 'Called Women' community! Follow us on Instagram @called.women for daily inspiration, behind-the-scenes content, and community discussions. Don't forget to check out our website https://calledwomen.com for additional resources and exclusive updates.   🔔 Follow and Subscribe: Excited? So are we! Subscribe to our channel and hit the bell icon to stay updated with our latest episodes and special content. Let's embark on this empowering journey together!   💌 Share Your Thoughts: We love hearing from you! Drop a comment below to share your thoughts, expectations, or topics you'd like us to explore in the podcast.   👍 Like, Share, and Subscribe to be a part of a community where every woman’s voice matters. Welcome to 'Called Women' – where your journey is our story.