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Erin Kerry is an integrative health coach, functional nutritionist, and passionate mental health advocate. As the owner of Sparking Wholeness and host of the Sparking Wholeness podcast, she combines personal experience with professional training from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and the School of Applied Functional Medicine. A survivor of PTSD, depression, and bipolar disorder, Erin now lives symptom-free and equips others to move beyond labels through holistic care of mind, body, and spirit. She serves as the Integrative Health Coach at Living Well Counseling and Wellness Center in Tyler, Texas, where she works alongside her husband, Richard, a licensed therapist. Erin frequently speaks, writes, and coaches individuals on mental health and wellness, with her first book releasing through Tyndale Refresh in 2025. Outside of her work, she enjoys reading fiction, playing games with her three children, cheering them on in sports and music, cooking and sharing nutrient-dense meals, practicing yoga, and traveling whenever possible.

Resources by Erin Kerry

Frustrated. Many problems. By Marijus/stock.adobe.com

A Christian response to the age of selective outrage

A woman sits next to a window overlooking a winter landscape, her hand covering her eyes in a depressed state.

Are you SAD? How to fight against the winter blues

A woman reading a book in bed at home at night to illustrate healing through rest. By Syda Productions/stock.adobe.com

Healing Through Rest: Embracing Self-Care Instead of Self-Medication

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How to fight against the Age of Outrage

How can understanding the mind-body-spirit connection improve mental health struggles? with Erin Kerry

How can understanding the mind-body-spirit connection improve mental health struggles?

Pastor taking rest spending time with his wife. The middle-aged pastor sits next to his wife on their back porch, overlooking a yard.

How does a healthy shepherd model rest?

A man lies on his back on a couch, his arm covering his eyes, in a state of anxiety. By fizkes/stock.adobe.com

How can a Christian deal with anxiety?

Pushing a cart on the snacks aisle inside a grocery shop. By K.A/stock.adobe.com

Navigating the dangers when health gets political

A woman's hand stretches toward an open pill bottle with depression medication spilled onto the table.

Should I take meds for my depression? A Christian approach to the mental illness epidemic

A silhouetted woman in a hat stands outside at sunset, her face looking to the side, her hat artistically filled with the sunset. © By primipil/stock.adobe.com

How to practice biblical self-care

A young woman appears anxious and curled up while sitting in a chair and looking out of a window. By fizkes/stock.adobe.com

Does the Bible say being anxious is bad?

Stock photo. Twin blonde women sit in front of a couch. One holds a green apple while jealously eyeing her sister, who's eating a hamburger, illustrating the theme of the Netflix series "You Are What You Eat." By gpointstudio/stock.adobe.com

New Netflix series “You Are What You Eat” reveals more than a new health trend

A vice is tightened around a white egg with a small crack running along its center. By killykoon/stock.adobe.com

The truth about triggers: What the church needs to know about trauma

A young woman in a white T-shirt holds her head in her hands while sitting in a church pew, an illustration of having experienced trauma. © By lunarts_studio/stock.adobe.com

Why the church doesn’t want to talk about trauma

Miniature houses on sand and rocks, parable of Jesus

A Christian response to “living my truth”

ultimate conspiracy theory

The ultimate conspiracy theory you may already believe

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