The Healing Circle Podcast with Kobe Campbell

Kobe Campbell is a licensed trauma therapist who started this podcast to have honest conversations about mental health, faith, and relationships. She co-hosts with Kyle, and together they create an atmosphere that feels like you're sitting in someone's living room rather than a therapist's office. They talk about reparenting, codependency, recovering repressed memories, grief, and self-betrayal with a vulnerability that makes the clinical material feel lived-in. The show has 68 episodes and a 4.9 star rating from 207 reviews on Apple Podcasts. The release schedule has been irregular, with concentrated bursts of episodes followed by longer breaks. The most recent episode dropped in mid-2024, and earlier activity was heaviest in 2022. That inconsistency is worth noting upfront, because the content itself is strong enough that you'll want more when you run out. Kobe approaches trauma healing from a Christian perspective, but it's not preachy or exclusionary. She uses her faith as a framework for understanding resilience and restoration while keeping the therapeutic concepts front and center. The conversations about codependence and self-betrayal are particularly well done. She has a way of naming patterns that makes listeners feel seen without being pathologized. The smaller catalog means you can work through the whole show relatively quickly, and the high rating reflects an audience that connected deeply with the material. If you're drawn to healing content that integrates faith and therapy without letting either one dominate, this is worth your time.