When the One You Love Is Hospitalized Forty years. More than four decades of holding hands through every chapter of life—raising children, building careers, weathering storms, laughing until tears fell, and learning from each other in ways no one else ever could. After that much time with someone, they become more than a spouse. They are your rhythm, your safe place, your steady.

In this conversation, Beth Runkle talks about the importance of finding joy in our current circumstances, even when they seem difficult. She highlights the need to seek spiritual growth and…

In today's digital age, it's easy to feel connected through our screens, yet many of us, especially military spouses, still experience a profound sense of loneliness. This paradox is particularly challenging for those in military life, who often find themselves far from family and friends. In our latest episode, we explore the importance of stepping beyond digital connections to embrace real-life interactions.

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The holiday season is often wrapped in bright lights, warm gatherings, and words like joy, peace, and merry. But for many, December doesn’t feel merry at all. Instead, it magnifies the ache of what—and who—is missing. Maybe you’re facing the first Christmas without someone you love.Maybe a divorce has fractured your sense of home.Maybe a job loss has left you anxious about the future.

In this heartfelt episode of "Thrive by the Rising Muse," we sit down with ShaaziaTerry, a Christian author and storyteller whose journey of resilience and faith has touched many hearts. Shanaeja…

In a world where life's challenges often seem insurmountable, Shaazia Terry's story is a beacon of hope and resilience. Her journey, marked by profound loss and unwavering faith, offers a powerful testament to the transformative power of belief and perseverance. Shaazia's life took a dramatic turn with the loss of her mother, a period that tested her faith and strength. "I was like, God, no, I don't understand this," she recalls.

In a world where behavior often speaks louder than words, understanding the story beneath is crucial. Renee Keisman, CEO and founder of Love to Learn Counseling, shares her journey of blending applied behavior analysis with trauma-informed care and somatic awareness. Her approach redefines care for children and families, focusing on listening and connection. The Intersection of Science and Compassion: Renee's personal journey through illness and healing led her to explore trauma-informed somatic awareness.

Dear Thrive by The Rising Muse community, As the calendar turns to November and the warmth of the holiday season approaches, I want to pause, take a deep breath, and extend my deepest, most heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you. You—my dedicated listeners, wonderful guests, and engaged community members—are the true heart of this passion project. 🙏 Harvesting Our Shared Growth…