Meghan's Place: Conversations on Healing

Advent Group Ministries
  • 4.5 (2)
  • Mental Health

Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing is a space for hope, healing, and honest conversations about mental and emotional health. Hosted by Meghan Fouad, this podcast is produced by Advent Group Ministries and exists to empower individuals to restore relationships and break destructive cycles. While the podcast is currently on hiatus, we invite you to explore past episodes featuring practical insights, research-informed guidance, and encouragement for everyday life. These conversations are designed to support listeners on their journey toward lasting change and holistic well-being. This podcast is educational in nature and does not replace professional counseling services.

  1. Aug 24

    Episode 14

    In this episode of Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing, host Meghan is joined by Pastor Sean Miller of Saratoga Federated Church for an honest conversation about resilience, healing, and finding hope through difficult seasons. Pastor Sean shares how resilience has shaped both his personal life and ministry, and how his understanding of strength and healing has evolved through the challenges he has experienced. Together, Meghan and Pastor Sean explore the pressure we can feel to stay strong and move forward quickly, while also recognizing the importance of giving ourselves space to process, heal, and care for our emotional, mental, and relational well-being. They also discuss what it looks like to endure difficult circumstances while remaining healthy and grounded, including the importance of supportive relationships, healthy practices, and creating space for peace and hope. Whether you are walking through a challenging season yourself or supporting someone who is, this conversation offers a reminder that resilience is not about going through hardship alone—it is about allowing ourselves to heal and discovering hope along the way. Music Credit: Fresh Lift © 2016 by Shane Ivers **The podcast is currently on hiatus, but we invite you to explore past episodes featuring practical insights, research-informed guidance, and encouragement for everyday life. These conversations are designed to support listeners on their journey toward lasting change and holistic well-being. Support the show

  2. Aug 3

    Episode 13

    In this episode of Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing, host Meghan Fouad is joined by Kassandra Flores, Director of Supportive Services at Sourcewise, for a meaningful conversation about the connection between community support, access to resources, and emotional well-being. Together, they explore the barriers that can make asking for help feel overwhelming, the importance of making support more accessible, and what community care looks like in practice. Kassandra also shares insight and encouragement for anyone who may be feeling isolated, uncertain, or unsure where to turn. Healing does not happen in isolation. Join us as we discuss how strong support systems, meaningful connections, and accessible resources can help individuals and communities build long-term health, resilience, and hope. Music Credit: Fresh Lift © 2016 by Shane Ivers Support the show

  3. Jun 22

    Episode 12

    In this episode of Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing, Meghan sits down with AJ Crutcher, author, entrepreneur, educator, motivational speaker, creative director, TV host, and toy inventor, for an inspiring conversation about resilience, creativity, and purpose. AJ shares the experiences that shaped her journey, the mindset shifts that have transformed lives, and how embracing creativity can be a powerful tool for healing and growth. She also introduces her heartwarming To Grandma’s House I Go book series and the mission behind it. Whether you're navigating challenges, pursuing a dream, or simply looking for encouragement, this episode offers practical wisdom and a hopeful reminder that growth is always possible. Learn more about the To Grandma’s House I Go book series on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tghigbookseries/?hl=en Music Credit: Fresh Lift © 2016 by Shane Ivers Support the show

  4. Jun 8

    Episode 11

    In this episode of Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing, Meghan Fouad welcomes Pete Weldy, CEO of the California Alliance of Child and Family Services, for a meaningful conversation about the connection between healing and the systems that shape our lives. Drawing on his extensive experience in public policy, nonprofit leadership, and government, Pete shares what inspired his commitment to supporting children, youth, and families. Together, Meghan and Pete explore how systems impact family well-being, what people often misunderstand about the challenges families face, and where gaps exist between policy decisions and the realities families experience every day. This conversation invites listeners to think about healing through a broader lens. It highlights how community support, public systems, and policy decisions can influence our ability to heal, grow, and thrive. Whether you work with families, care about child and family well-being, or are interested in creating positive change, this episode offers valuable insight into building stronger and more supportive communities. Join us for an engaging discussion about healing, advocacy, and the collective responsibility we share in helping children, youth, and families flourish. Support the show

  5. May 26

    Episode 10

    In this episode of Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing, Meghan sits down with Cole for an honest and grounding conversation about mental health in the tech industry. While tech is often associated with innovation, speed, and high performance, this discussion takes a closer look at what it’s like for the people behind the work, navigating stress, burnout, and the pressure to constantly keep up in a fast-moving environment. Cole shares his personal journey in tech and how his relationship with stress, boundaries, and identity outside of work has evolved over time. Together, they explore what day-to-day pressure can feel like in the industry, how it can shape well-being, and what has helped him stay grounded during intense periods. The conversation also offers insight for anyone feeling overwhelmed or heading toward burnout, with practical reflections on boundaries, mindset shifts, and what it really means to take care of your mental health while working in tech. Music Credit: Fresh Lift © 2016 by Shane Ivers Support the show

  6. May 11

    Episode 9

    In this episode of Welcome to Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing, Meghan Fouad sits down with Elizabeth to explore the importance of child abuse prevention, community healing, and rebuilding trust with families impacted by systems of care. Drawing from decades of experience working alongside youth and families, including her role as Chair of the Santa Clara County Child Abuse Prevention Council, Elizabeth shares why prevention matters, what meaningful support looks like in real life, and how safe, genuine relationships can help restore trust and strengthen communities. Music Credit: Fresh Lift © 2016 by Shane Ivers Support the show

  7. Apr 27

    Episode 8

    In this powerful episode of Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing, we explore the deep and often overlooked connection between mental health and housing insecurity. Meghan is joined by Kylie, Policy Director at the Silicon Valley Council of Nonprofits, whose work spans frontline outreach, program development, and policy advocacy. From her early days supporting individuals experiencing homelessness in Marin County to her recent research on young adult homelessness in San José, Kylie brings both heart and expertise to this important conversation. Together, they discuss how housing instability impacts emotional and mental well-being, the gap between systems and real human needs, and what it truly means to support individuals navigating homelessness. Kylie also shares practical ways listeners can get involved in their own communities and offers a hopeful perspective on the future of this work. This conversation is a reminder that healing does not happen in isolation. It is deeply connected to the environments we live in, the systems we navigate, and the support we have access to. Whether you are looking to learn, reflect, or take action, this episode invites you to lead with compassion and stay engaged in the work of collective healing. Support the show

  8. Apr 13

    Episode 7

    In this episode of Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing, host Meghan Fouad welcomes a special guest, Brandon, for an honest and encouraging conversation about growth, resilience, and the journey toward emotional and mental wellness. Together, they explore Brandon’s personal story—reflecting on the challenges he faced in earlier seasons of life and the pivotal moments that helped shift his path toward healing and transformation. Brandon shares meaningful insight into what it looks like to move through discouragement, break unhealthy cycles, and pursue lasting change. This conversation offers hope for anyone feeling stuck, along with practical takeaways on the habits, mindsets, and support systems that can help sustain growth over time. Whether you’re navigating your own healing journey or looking for encouragement, this episode is a reminder that change is possible—and you don’t have to walk it alone. New episodes of Meghan’s Place are released every Monday at 10 AM. Support the show

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Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing is a space for hope, healing, and honest conversations about mental and emotional health. Hosted by Meghan Fouad, this podcast is produced by Advent Group Ministries and exists to empower individuals to restore relationships and break destructive cycles. While the podcast is currently on hiatus, we invite you to explore past episodes featuring practical insights, research-informed guidance, and encouragement for everyday life. These conversations are designed to support listeners on their journey toward lasting change and holistic well-being. This podcast is educational in nature and does not replace professional counseling services.

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