Dawn Scott Damon interviews her guest, Dr. Natalie Flake Ford on this episode of Arise Esther.

Rising Up After Loss -- If you’ve struggled to find your way after the suicide of someone you care about, then you will want to hear how Natalie Ford was able to not only survive, but thrive again after her husband’s suicide.

Dr. Natalie Flake Ford is a native of South Georgia. She lives in the North Georgia Mountains with her husband, Jeff, and her daughter, Jorjanne. Natalie graduated from Mercer University with an undergraduate degree in political science. She later completed her graduate degree at the Reformed Theological Seminary, and she earned a PhD in Professional Counseling from Liberty University. Natalie is truly a world traveler. She has visited more than a dozen countries. Much of her travels were prompted by a burning desire to share the Gospel with the world. Natalie is also an educator and a counselor. She currently teaches at Truett McConnell University, and is a therapist at Cornerstones Counseling. She actively serves in various ministries at her home church. She is the author of Tears to Joy: Finding Hope in the Presence of Bipolar Disorder and Suicide and Grace-based Counseling (which will be released August 2021).

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