Dragons Do Exist: A Christian Counselor ...
One of my favorite books is a children’s book by Jack Kent, entitled There’s No Such Thing as a Dragon. Aside...
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Shame vs. Guilt – A Christian ...
Shame and guilt are two very common feelings. Most of us can relate to having felt guilty or ashamed of...
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Coping With Grief, Loss, and Depression Part II As a mental health therapist and theologian, I should know why...
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Part 1 of a 2-Part Series Coping with Grief, Loss, and Depression Is Depression Normal? None of us like to...
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How do we deal with feelings of anxiety? In Philippians 4:6 we are told: “Do not be anxious about anything.”...
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A Christian Counselor’s ADHD Series: ...
Part 3 of a 4-Part Series on ADHD (Part 1 & Part 2) What is “Executive Function,” how is it...
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Part 2 of a 2-Part Series The adolescent years bring a wide range of challenges that have an impact on...
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A Christian Counselor’s Perspective There are different types of depression, or what mental health and medical providers call “depressive disorders.”...
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According to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary, “hope” can be defined as a desire or belief that something is true, or that it...
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A Christian Counselor Discusses Stress and Effective Remedies We live and work in a pressure-cooker world of sometimes unrealistic demands....
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Should Christians Forgive Adultery?
How do I forgive my husband for having an affair? This article is written from the perspective of a woman...
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Christian Counseling for 3 Myths About ...
Trying to “fight fair” and “be reasonable” when you’re arguing with your partner is kind of like trying to recite...
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