INSIDE OUT COLLABORATIVE
Charlotte, North Carolina

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Our Podcast explores the deeper layers of healing, attachment, and the human experience through honest conversations and soulful insight.

Dr. Christy Bauman holds a doctorate from Seattle Pacific University and has spent her career as a therapist focusing on women, sexuality, and spirituality. She and her husband, Andrew, now primarily lead three-day marriage intensives, shifting from traditional therapy to immersive couples work. Christy is the author of Reintroduce, Theology of the Womb, and A Sexually Healthy Woman, and is currently under contract for her next book.
Through their own personal experiences, Eden and Christy unpack how attachment wounding can re-shape, and sometimes reawaken, spiritual connection.
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Whitney Russell is a therapist based in Richardson, Texas, with over 10 years of private practice experience. She has worked across all levels of care—from outpatient settings to residential treatment centers—giving her a deep understanding of the wide range of challenges clients face.
In this episode, we explore how each Enneagram type may express secure or insecure attachment—through anxious, avoidant, or disorganized patterns. We’ll walk through all nine types, looking at their core motivations, relational stances, and what growth toward secure connection can look like.
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Jeremy Edge is a licensed professional counselor based in Dallas who works with teens, young adults, and families navigating screen-related challenges, including gaming, social media, pornography, and gambling. He leads a counseling practice committed to helping people heal their relationship with technology and with themselves.
In a world where tech is everywhere, are screens helping us connect—or disconnect?⁠ ⁠ This week on the podcast, I’m joined by therapist Jeremy Edge, who specializes in treating internet and screen addictions. We dive into the dual nature of screen use: how it’s helped some build confidence and stay connected, while also becoming a source of anxiety, disconnection, and underdeveloped relational skills.⁠
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