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Unexpected Friends

August 25, 2021

My grandmother had a lot of ‘sayings.’ Because I spent a lot of time with her, many of them became an ongoing internal dialogue that […]

The Aging Parent Handbook

August 18, 2021

I just finished washing my 74-year-old mother’s hair in the sink. She had emergency surgery a few days ago after she fell and broke her […]

Don’t Be a Critic-Make the Better Choice to Change Your Relationship

August 11, 2021

It doesn’t matter if you’ve been married for thirty years or have been dating a couple months, there will always be some things in your […]

Journeying with Jesus, His 6th Invitation: I AM THE BREAD OF LIFE

August 4, 2021

To be hungry is to be human and alive. In our culture, we typically associate hunger with food, “I’m hungry for a good hamburger,” or […]

15 Signs It’s Time to Start Therapy

July 28, 2021

Thankfully, the stigma that counseling is only for “crazy” people has greatly diminished through the years. Yet there remains a common belief that a person […]

I Should Have Said

July 21, 2021

In the last two months I’ve lost two relatives, both younger than me. I realized I had not spoken to either of them recently. Partly […]

Agreements of the Heart

July 14, 2021

Have you ever said, “I will never do that again?” Sometimes this can be a helpful statement … such as, “I will never eat a whole pizza […]

Looking Again at the Five Invitations to You from Jesus

July 7, 2021

We are flooded with invitations every day from endless world markets, well known manufacturers, private salesmen and everything coming at us on our computers, phones […]

Prince Harry, EMDR and You

June 30, 2021

EMDR and Prince Harry I have a confession to make. I love People Magazine!  If you are into People (you’re probably not, but just humor me), you know that […]

“I was able to connect to a kind nonjudgmental therapist who was a good listener and offered solutions to my concerns.”

— Greg F.

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