Center for Christian Counseling & Training


National & International Ministry
P.O. Box 2630, Dallas, GA 30132 | Office: 321-269-0404
E-Mail: DrRogerBoehm@gmail.com
In the Past Six Weeks Counseling Sessions were Scheduled in Twelve States
I was interviewed recently by a Podcast Organization in California to Complete a Series of Podcasts on biblical Brokenheartedness

Biblical brokenheartedness (brokenness of soul) is not “Susie’s boyfriend left her, and she is brokenhearted.” It is a dissociative method of coping with and surviving devastating trauma. Under the trauma of severe abuse of a child, an alter personality is created to be the victim of the abuse, to encapsulate the abuse experiences and to protect the birth person from it through amnesia. Brokenheartedness does not arise from a childhood spanking. It takes extended abuse or extreme trauma to bring about brokenheartedness or the splitting of the soul (mind, emotions, will, and affections).
Once splitting of the soul has successfully occurred as a protective system and the first alter personalities are created to deal with the terror of abuse, it may be utilized as a means to deal with less severe trauma. The result may be a wide range of personalities of widely varying kinds. There may be alter personalities of both genders within the same host, and of widely varying ages. Some may age normally or perhaps even more quickly than normal. Many will stay at the age in which the trauma and brokenness occurred. Protector alters may be developed to cope.

My latest book on Broken-heartedness, how it’s identified and how healing comes through Jesus. Due to be published in late June and available through the Center.
Greetings from Roger and Diane
Wow, what a weekend I just experienced as 26 friends, relatives, children, and grandchildren from as far away as Ohio, came to help me celebrate my 80th birthday on Sunday, May 25th at our home.

It was a week early as my birthday is actually June 2nd, but that made no difference to me as Diane, and I felt so blessed having them all come to town. Some stayed at our home over the weekend, but due to lack of space one family stayed at a B & B here in the Dallas, Georgia area.
While they were here over the weekend they helped fix a few things around the house and even plant and replant some flowers in our yard. I have been limited to what I can do around the house as I have ongoing foot problems and am on a knee scooter while seeing a wound specialist every week.

I am expecting to be back on both feet in a couple weeks at which time I will be able to drive and do other things around the house again.
Diane has been my chauffer again lately while the right foot heals. I also refer to her as my “home health nurse,” since she has the “joy” of changing the bandage on my foot on a nightly basis. Thank you, Diane, you’re a very special wife.
I am still counseling from my office at home and as you can see from the front of this newsletter, staying busy with writing, etc.
Prayer and financial partners we do appreciate all you do and ask for your continued partnership with us.
God bless you all,

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