The Place We Find Ourselves

The Place We Find Ourselves

by Adam Young

1.7K ratings
43 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 8 Jul 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 28, 2019
  • July 15, 2022

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About

Explore the profound impact of story, trauma, and attachment through insightful discussions and real-life interviews. This app offers a convenient way to access content focused on healing, wholeness, and restoration, drawing from neurobiology and Christian thought.

Private practice therapist host
Interviews with guests
Discussions on story, trauma, attachment
Content on healing and restoration
Mobile playback with custom controls
Car mode for larger playback controls
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What's New in The Place We Find Ourselves

2.5.128

July 15, 2022

Various bugfixes

User reviews

The Place We Find Ourselves

Have gained many insights into how our past is not in the past but directly impacts how we live in the present. And what can be done to heal so I can lift myself out of unwanted behaviors in the present. Adam is truly gifted in crafting his words to teach sometimes elusive and difficult to understand concepts. -Stephanie
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Suggested from Senior Pastor

Lift up leaders; only in prayer. Leadership is tough. Some say leaders never have two good days in a row. After a leader I trust, like, and listen to most weeks said he listened to this podcast it became clear I needed to listen. “The place we find ourselves…” Is where I found a new character mark at work. God is doings new work in me. Partly due to this podcast. Character versus charisma is a distant/different review/post. Thanks Dr. Adam Young!
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My Rievew of The Place We Find Ourselves

This podcast really has changed my life. I'm 17 years old. I have learned so much and regained so much of my body. My story is still definitely not written, nobody's is. But I'm so greatful to have Adam Young along for the ride.

Life-Changing

This podcast is stunning, and difficult, and shocking…liking putting a bare foot into the piercingly cold and clear waters of Lake Superior on a sunny summer day. I can usually only listen to one episode a day, MAYBE a couple days a week, because I can’t handle anymore than that at a time. I am beyond grateful that Adam Young took the risk and time and energy and thoughtfulness to commit to this endeavor. All the stars
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Refreshing resource

Calm, clear and understandable. Just the right balance of people’s stories and teaching. Thank you!

FAQ

What is 'The Place We Find Ourselves' app about?

This app provides access to a podcast that delves into topics like story, trauma, attachment, and interpersonal neurobiology. Hosted by a therapist, it features interviews with guests and discussions on navigating the path toward healing and wholeness.

What kind of content can I expect from this app?

You can expect in-depth discussions and interviews related to how trauma and abuse impact the mind and heart. The content draws from neuroscientific research and Christian thought leaders to inspire transformative engagement with personal stories of harm.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, this app is free to access and use. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription fees.

What are the key features of the app's playback?

The app offers mobile playback with custom controls to manage your listening experience. Features include modifying media and playback quality, drag-and-drop favorites, continuous playback settings, and a Car mode with larger controls for easier use while driving.

Who would benefit from listening to this podcast?

This podcast is beneficial for anyone seeking to understand the impact of trauma and attachment, and looking for guidance on their healing journey. It's particularly relevant for those interested in neurobiology, psychology, and personal transformation.