In this amazing episode, Dr. Joy Oche shares her beautiful life's journey and struggles with us. The Lord has given Dr. Joy a compassionate heart to help others.

She shares how suicide of a family member helped to direct her purpose and career path in life. She also addresses the following questions.

How does one deal with prolonged anger? How do you let it go?

Are your children exposed to a social media content that is poisoning their spirit?

What are the effects on a child's mental health when the family is disconnected from a local body of believers? Lord Jesus, help us!

Dr. Joy Oche, DNP, PMH, NP was born in Nigeria and raised in London. Joy comes from a large family. She is the oldest daughter of ten children. As a child, she was brought up in a Christian home. She was raised in the church. Her family attended church, youth groups, and home Bible study regularly. She looked forward to home Bible Study every Sunday and mid-week. She was the only child that went to Bible study.

She remembers at about the age of eight or nine she fell gravely sick. The doctors were worried and whispered about her medical condition. Her parents were contacted.

She remembers that she could not move her legs. While in the hospital, she said a prayer. Her prayer was Lord if you heal me, I will live for you and serve you. However, as soon as she called upon the name of the Lord, she started getting better. The doctors were amazed at her progress. There was no medicine that could heal her. She eventually was able to walk home.

Joy made her way to the United States as an adult to join her husband. They too raised their children in church.

Joy’s career in the United States began as a Certified Nursing Assistant even though she had a Bachelor‘s degree in Communications. She eventually went on to obtain her Associate Degree in Nursing, Master’s degree in Psychiatric Mental Health, and a Doctor of Nursing Practice.

Joy currently works as a Professor at Texas Lutheran University, and she is the CEO of I am Us Together as a dedicated Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. She combines her extensive nursing expertise with a heart for helping others. With many years of experience working with a diverse range of mental health conditions, Joy offers more than just symptom management. She partners with her patients to explore the root causes of their struggles, helping them regain a sense of balance and peace in their lives. Her goal as a provider is to create a partnership where her patients feel heard, respected, and supported every step of the way.

Thank you, Dr. Joy.

Dr. Joy Oche's Website:

https://iamustogether.com/

Psychology Today: Oche's Profile

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/psychiatrists/joy-oche-cypress-tx/1118367

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Call or Email Joy Oche - (281) 552-8079
14150 Huffmeister Rd, Cypress, Tx 77429
832-422-7729
iamustogether22@gmail.com

Suicide prevention Hotline: 988

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A Heart To Help Others - Dr. Joy Oche, DNP, PMH, NP