Get Past Your Past: How Facing Your Broken Places Leads to True Connection
About this audiobook
Read by the author.
Stop running from your past. Learn to forgive yourself and others. Embrace emotional and spiritual healing.
"[Jason] shows us how to move past our past by leading us along a path that ends in connection." –Bob Goff, New York Times bestselling author
Our pasts shape us and our futures in profound ways whether we know it or not. For some of us, our pasts can feel like heavy chains that we're dragging around with us forever.
As a licensed therapist with his own difficult past, Jason VanRuler provides compassionate encouragement, practical wisdom, and a hand to hold as he leads you to a place where healing from brokenness is not only real but attainable.
Get Past Your Past offers professional and personal knowledge to help you:
- Vanquish the lie that you're the only one who struggles with a broken past.
- Take achievable steps to overcome your circumstances.
- Embrace the freedom that comes from sharing your testimony with others.
- Learn to love and be loved in your most cherished relationships.
- Cultivate authentic connection with those around you and with God.
It's time to confront your own past hurts and embark on your journey toward healing. Your brokenness is not the end of the story. It's time to heal.
About the author
Jason began his career in 2011 and has worked with many populations over the years, ranging from persons who are incarcerated to top CEOs, performers and artists, and just about everyone in between. Jason has extensive experience as a clinician, coach, and speaker and operates a multistate private practice. In 2018, Jason joined Bethesda Workshops in Nashville, TN, where he serves as a group leader and facilitator. Jason is known for his ability to relate and connect with his clients and offer hope to those who have felt hopeless. He has an engaged and rapidly growing online audience for his insightful, short videos sharing practical tips for psychological care, self-help, and healthy relationships. Jason enjoys spending time with his wife and three children playing games and traveling. In his spare time, Jason enjoys cycling, running, music, fly fishing, and all things personal development related.
