Our Best Advice on Toxic Relationships, Anxiety & Depression | Sadie Rob Huff | Sisters & Friends
Sadie Robertson
Sadie and one of her best friends, LO counselor Freddie Amos, open up about anxiety, depression, and escaping unhealthy relationships. Freddie shines a light on how she reclaimed her life from depression and talks about using her story to help other girls heal. Sadie and Freddie also share their personal experiences with toxic, manipulative relationships, including how to know you're in one, how to get out, and how you can find the courage to stay away. Friends, learn to listen to the Lord. At our lowest points, He is there to hold us by the hand, pick us back up, and make us stronger than we were before.
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ABOUT SADIE ROBERTSON:
Sadie Robertson, first introduced to the world as a star of A&E’s Duck Dynasty and ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, recognized she could be a positive voice to those in need of an inspiring presence in their lives. At the age of 24, she’s become one of the most prominent voices of her generation. Sadie’s passion is to speak, to write, and to encourage. She is a sister and friend to more than five million followers on her various social platforms, which she sees as a direct line of communication to her peers.
Sadie’s creative and entrepreneurial spirit has helped her become a 'New York Times Best Selling Author', and launch her Live Original brand, which speaks to millions across her various platforms, including YouTube, social media, the Live Original blog, LO Fam Community, the Live Original tour, and her Whoa That’s Good podcast.
Additionally, Robertson has long poured her heart into philanthropic
