Name: Zac Rhodenizer - Navigating Identity After Public Failure by Zachary Rhodenizer
Duration: 13 s
Description: In this candid conversation, Zac Rhodenizer explores how individuals can rediscover identity and purpose after experiencing personal or professional disgrace. Insightful, hopeful, and deeply human.

 In this candid conversation, Zac Rhodenizer explores how individuals can rediscover identity and purpose after experiencing personal or professional disgrace. Insightful, hopeful, and deeply human.

Zac Rhodenizer - Navigating Identity After Public Failure

True recovery often happens in silence. Zac Rhodenizer speaks on the unseen emotional labor behind healing from trauma, addiction, and shame, and the role therapy plays in that journey.

Zac Rhodenizer – The Quiet Work of Inner Recovery

Is it ever too late to start over? Zachary Rhodenizer shares powerful stories of clients who rebuilt their lives after hitting bottom, and what they teach us about resilience and reinvention.

Zachary Rhodenizer - How to Start Again When It Feels Too Late

Zac Rhodenizer offers hope for those who feel stuck in their past. With compassion and clinical insight, he reminds listeners that transformation is always possible—no matter the history.

Zac Rhodenizer - Why Your Story Isn’t Over Yet

Forgiveness is often misunderstood as weakness. Zac Rhodenizer reframes it as a powerful psychological process, essential for healing from betrayal, trauma, and personal regret.

Zac Rhodenizer on Forgiveness as a Clinical Practice

Forgiveness isn’t about forgetting or excusing harm—it’s about reclaiming your peace. In this episode, Zac Rhodenizer unpacks the psychological framework of forgiveness, exploring how clients can work through anger, betrayal, and unresolved guilt in a healthy and transformative way. He discusses the clinical tools therapists use to support this process, and why forgiveness is often one of the most difficult—and liberating—steps in emotional recovery.


Zachary Rhodenizer on Forgiveness as a Clinical Practice

We often fear hitting rock bottom, but what if it’s the place where real change begins? Zachary Rhodenizer shares powerful reflections from his work as a therapist, working with individuals who have lost careers, relationships, and public trust.

When Rock Bottom Becomes the Foundation

Healing doesn’t only happen on the therapist’s couch. In this episode, Zac Rhodenizer explores how therapeutic insights carry over into everyday life—from handling difficult conversations at work to navigating emotional triggers at home.

Therapy Beyond the Office - Healing in Real Life

Shame isn’t always self-generated—it’s often reinforced by the systems around us. Zachary Rhodenizer dives deep into how institutions like schools, churches, workplaces, and legal systems can perpetuate shame and silence.

How Systems Shame the Individual - Zachary Rhodenizer

We live in an era where mistakes can go viral and reputations can collapse overnight. Zac Rhodenizer offers hope for those navigating the hard road of reinvention after public or private shame. 

Starting Over in the Age of Judgment

Zachary Rhodenizer is a registered psychologist in Lethbridge, Alberta, specializing in anxiety, depression, and trauma therapy. Zac Rhodenizer provides a compassionate, evidence-based approach to help clients heal and thrive.

Zac Rhodenizer - Navigating Identity After Public Failure

Zachary Rhodenizer

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