ReStory Podcast

Chris Bruno and Tracy Johnson

Chris Bruno and Tracy Johnson host conversations around the art and business of Storywork Coaching. This podcast is powered by ReStory Counseling.

  1. Sep 29

    The Question Every Storywork Coach Gets Asked with Lora Kelley

    What happens when someone asks a Storywork coach, “Are you a therapist?” In this episode of the ReStory Podcast, Chris Bruno sits down with Lora Kelley, a trauma-informed Storywork and life coach, host of the Storied Living Podcast, and someone who has spent years thinking deeply about the line between coaching and therapy, narrative-focused trauma care, and what belongs within each scope. They talk about boundaries, referrals, and why being clear about what you do, and what you don’t do, is part of caring well for the people who trust you with their stories. Lora also introduces the idea of a “matrix of support,” reminding us that healing rarely happens through just one person or one kind of care, and that coaches and therapists can work together rather than compete for the same space. To get to know more about Lora Kelley, follow her on her socials:Instagram: @lora_kelley, @storied.livingFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/lora.kelley Also, check out her podcast, The Storied Living Podcast, available on all streaming platforms! If you’re a Storywork coach, ethics and formation are part of the work too, and our Code of Ethics certification is a foundational step toward practicing with greater awareness, humility, and care, while the Storywork Coaching Collective offers ongoing community, training, and support for practitioners who want to keep growing in this work: https://www.restory.life/storywork-coaching-collective Visit www.restory.life for more info! Follow ReStory Counseling on our socials!Instagram: @storyrestoredFacebook: ReStory CounselingLinkedIn: ReStory CounselingYouTube: ReStory Counseling

    The Question Every Storywork Coach Gets Asked with Lora Kelley
  2. Sep 22

    The Storywork Coach Identity with Cathy Loerzel

    There’s a difference between knowing how to do Storywork and becoming the kind of person who can truly be present with someone else’s story. In this episode of the ReStory Podcast, Chris Bruno and Tracy Johnson sit down with Cathy Loerzel, co-founder of the Allender Center, author, and Storywork coach, to talk about what a coach carries into the room before a single question is asked: their presence, self-awareness, humility, and unfinished story. Together, they unpack the power differential between coach and client, why expertise can become something we hide behind, and how learning to be comfortable as a beginner can actually create more space for genuine connection and healing. Cathy also shares how slowing down, becoming more rooted, and learning to be present in her own life changed the way she shows up for others, offering a deeper look at what it means to move from simply knowing Storywork to being formed as a Storywork coach. If you’re a Storywork coach, ethics and formation are part of the work too, and our Code of Ethics certification is a foundational step toward practicing with greater awareness, humility, and care, while the Storywork Coaching Collective offers ongoing community, training, and support for practitioners who want to keep growing in this work: https://www.restory.life/storywork-coaching-collective Visit www.restory.life for more info! Follow ReStory Counseling on our socials!Instagram: @storyrestoredFacebook: ReStory CounselingLinkedIn: ReStory CounselingYouTube: ReStory Counseling

    The Storywork Coach Identity with Cathy Loerzel
  3. Sep 8

    You Are Not Alone in This with Jeremy Williamson

    Doing meaningful work with people can be deeply rewarding, but it can also become surprisingly isolating. In this episode of the ReStory Podcast, Chris Bruno and Tracy Johnson sit down with Storywork coach Jeremy Williamson to explore what changes when a practitioner chooses to do this work in community rather than inside their own silo. Jeremy shares how supervision, camaraderie, and being known by people who understand his story have helped him show up more fully for his clients, while the conversation also gets honest about shame, fear, perfectionism, and the temptation to believe we should have it all together. Together, they unpack why ethical Storywork coaching requires more than good skills, including community, reflection, shared wisdom, and the courage to let other people see where we are still growing. Jeremy also shares the story behind his upcoming book, That's Not My Name, a reflection on wounds, false names, rebellion, hope, and finding our way home to who we actually are, releasing November 5. Learn more about Jeremy Williamson’s That's Not My Name, releasing November 5, and connect with the Storywork Coaching Collective for community, training, supervision, and continued growth in Storywork coaching: https://www.restory.life/storywork-coaching-collective Learn more about ReStory at www.restory.life. Follow ReStory Counseling on our socials!Instagram: @storyrestoredFacebook: ReStory CounselingLinkedIn: ReStory CounselingYouTube: ReStory Counseling

    You Are Not Alone in This with Jeremy Williamson
  4. 05/16/2023

    Purity Culture and the Impact on Women

    In this episode of ReStory Podcast, let's hear some insights from Sheila Wray Gregoire, an advocate for healthier evangelical teachings on sex and marriage. Gregoire discusses her journey from a mommy blogger to challenging evangelical teachings through her research with 7,000 evangelical women, showcased in her book 'She Deserves Better: Raising Girls to Resist Toxic Teachings on Sex, Self, and Speaking Up.' The conversation covers the impact of purity culture on women's sexual health, self-esteem, and the excessive responsibilities it places on them, advocating for a significant shift towards teachings that respect women's agency and value. Gregoire's work, including her website BareMarriage.com and related podcast, aims to change the evangelical conversation about marriage and sex. 00:00 Introduction to Purity Culture and Its Impact00:32 Exploring the Voices Behind the Movement01:55 Sheila Wray Gregoire's Journey and Insights05:42 Unveiling the Harms of Purity Culture11:08 The Surprising Correlations: Periods, Talking, and Abuse17:46 Consent, Sexual Abuse, and the Purity Culture31:52 Addressing Modesty and Its Consequences Learn more about ReStory at www.restory.life.Listen to our webinar on Remnants of Purity Culture at www.restory.life/webinars.Learn more about Sheila at www.baremarriage.com. Follow ReStory Counseling on our socials!Instagram: @storyrestoredFacebook: ReStory CounselingLinkedIn: ReStory CounselingYouTube: ReStory Counseling

    Purity Culture and the Impact on Women
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Chris Bruno and Tracy Johnson host conversations around the art and business of Storywork Coaching. This podcast is powered by ReStory Counseling.

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