The Check-In With Podcast
The Check-In With Podcast
Podcast Description
The Check-in with Podcast is solely dedicated to bringing more awareness to mental health/mental wellbeing and will be having conversations with individuals within:
The Mental Health Sector
Leadership/Entrepreneurs
The Creative Sector
& many more...
From emerging voices to seasoned experts, sharing their journeys through insightful discussions
Join the journey, let's grow together.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores themes surrounding mental health and wellbeing, featuring topics such as therapeutic relationships, the importance of self-awareness, and approaches to therapy. Episodes highlight personal anecdotes, diverse therapeutic practices, and the role of mental health in personal development, such as Episode 020's focus on therapist-client dynamics and Episode 019's discussion on emotional healing.

The Check-in with Podcast is solely dedicated to bringing more awareness to mental health/mental wellbeing and will be having conversations with individuals within:
The Mental Health Sector
Leadership/Entrepreneurs
The Creative Sector
& many more…
From emerging voices to seasoned experts, sharing their journeys through insightful discussions
Join the journey, let’s grow together.
The Mindset Shift That Helped Faye Harris Heal What Felt Like Psychosis
Faye Harris on Healing, Deliverance, and the Power Within
Calvin Anderson sits down with Faye Harris, a healer, deliverance practitioner, trauma informed coach, and founder of the Spiritual School and the F A-C-O-N method.
The conversation focuses on what genuine freedom looks like, how spiritual and emotional healing intersect, and why transformation often begins with renewing the mind.Faye shares her own path through childhood pain, mental health crisis, spiritual discernment, and grief, explaining how those experiences shaped the work she now does with clients.
The episode is especially useful for listeners interested in faith based healing, trauma recovery, and the idea that lasting change has to come from within.
Key topics
- Faye explains how childhood pain, trauma, and a later mental health crisis became the turning point that pushed her toward healing work.
- She describes her recovery as a journey of renewing the mind, not just managing symptoms, and says she and her business partner Carla healed together over time.
- In this episode: genuine freedom is framed as inner peace, mental clarity, and no longer living as a victim of circumstances.
- Faye breaks down why old patterns can return in the mind even after someone feels healed, and argues that knowledge, discernment, and spiritual authority are key to staying free.
- We discuss her view that deliverance is broader than many people assume, including distinctions between spiritual attachments, demonic possession, trauma based openings, and the role of unhealed wounds.
- She says conventional therapy can help, but lasting transformation also requires addressing the spiritual side so the “house” is no longer empty.
- Faye explains why she founded the Spiritual School and built the F A-C-O-N method, including her approach of pairing two people together so they can heal and support one another over weeks and months.
- She shares that the goal is to help people connect with the Holy Spirit, develop discernment, and recover their God given ability to heal.
- Faye talks about why she believes prayer should be relational rather than begging based, and why asking God what a lesson means is more effective than simply asking to be rescued.
- She reflects on grief after losing her mother, saying the trauma around the loss is something she continues to carry, but that God’s strength
Key takeaways
- Healing is a journey, not a one-time event.
- Accessing the Holy Spirit can lead to profound transformation.
- Understanding spiritual attacks helps in overcoming recurring wounds.
- Building a relationship with God is essential for true freedom.
- Knowledge of spiritual laws empowers personal growth.
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