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Meghan's Place: Conversations on Healing

Meghan's Place: Conversations on Healing

By: Advent Group Ministries
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Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing is a space for hope, healing, and honest conversations about mental and emotional health. Hosted by Meghan Fouad, an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, this podcast is produced by Advent Group Ministries and exists to empower individuals to restore relationships and break destructive cycles.


We share practical insights, research-informed guidance, and encouragement for everyday life, supporting listeners on their journey toward lasting change and holistic well-being. This podcast is educational in nature and does not replace professional counseling services.

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Episodes
  • Episode 6
    Apr 6 2026

    In this episode of Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing, host Meghan Fouad welcomes special guest Tiffany Smith for an honest and compassionate conversation about mental health, addiction, and the journey toward healing. Tiffany, a Marriage and Family Therapist Trainee and Mental Health and Addiction Support Specialist, shares her passion for breaking stigma and creating safe spaces where individuals can experience hope and restoration.

    Together, Meghan and Tiffany explore what fuels Tiffany’s commitment to this work, the powerful connection between mental health and addiction, and why addressing both is essential for lasting change. Tiffany also offers practical, accessible steps for those who may be struggling personally or supporting a loved one, reminding listeners that healing is possible and support is within reach.

    This episode is a heartfelt and encouraging conversation designed to inspire, educate, and remind listeners that they are never alone on their path toward healing.

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    12 mins
  • Episode 5
    Mar 30 2026

    In this episode, Meghan Fouad, Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, is joined by writer, speaker, and diversity advocate LeRon L. Barton for a powerful and deeply human conversation about identity, belonging, and the emotional realities of navigating spaces where you feel unseen.

    Drawing from more than two decades in the tech industry, LeRon shares his lived experience as a Black man often finding himself the only one in the room — and the weight that comes with that. Together, Meghan and LeRon explore the emotional toll of invisibility, the complexities of imposter syndrome when shaped by systemic bias, and the importance of storytelling as a tool for connection and healing.

    LeRon reflects on the transformative power of sharing our stories — not only as a way to be heard, but as a way to help others feel less alone. This conversation is rooted in compassion, honesty, and the belief that our voices matter.

    If you’ve ever felt like an outsider in your workplace or community, this episode offers validation, insight, and a reminder that you are not alone.

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    20 mins
  • Episode 4
    Mar 23 2026

    In this episode of Meghan’s Place: Conversations on Healing, Meghan sits down with Kim Salas, a pastor, therapist-in-training, and advocate with over 25 years of experience serving diverse communities. Kim blends her theological and psychological expertise to support people in meaningful and practical ways.

    She has ministered at Girlfriends Conferences, served as Assistant Pastor for CHAM Advocacy Ministry, and spent more than a decade working directly with homeless populations. She is also the CEO and founder of Solutions CIU Global, leading initiatives that provide both spiritual guidance and psychological support to families in Pakistan.

    In this conversation, Meghan and Kim explore how faith, therapy, and advocacy can work together to destigmatize mental health. They discuss her experiences supporting vulnerable communities, the lessons she’s learned through outreach, and how cultural and spiritual understanding can shape how we talk about mental health.

    This episode is a thoughtful look at the ways compassion and professional care intersect to create real change and connection.

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    17 mins
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