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Understanding Your Child’s Anxiety
Is your child struggling with anxiety? Why? And what can you do to help them?First, let’s try to understand your child’s anxiety.A child’s anxiety may […]
Read NowImmediate Help for Anxiety
The anxiety is rising! Do you ever have episodes where you can feel anxiety rising up inside of you? If it’s happened, it is easy […]
Read NowAnger Management, Part Four
Have you ever seen a baby being born? Unless there is something medically wrong, all babies enter the world screaming and crying. They appear to […]
Read NowJourneying with Jesus, His 4th Invitation: YOU CAN TRUST JESUS’ WORD
Jesus invites you to trust his word. More specifically, Jesus invites you to trust his word with things dear and precious to you. This may […]
Read NowTaking Evil Thoughts Captive
Walking is one of those activities I find very pleasure filled and therapeutic. My walks consist of routes of 2 to 5 miles depending on […]
Read NowA QUICK STORY…And what it taught me about the love of God
Years ago, when my children were small, I used to take them from our home in Southern Nevada into the red rock mountains of Southern […]
Read NowAnger Management, Part Three
The question isn’t, “Do you get angry?” We all do. The question is: How do you manage your anger? I’m in the middle of a […]
Read NowAn Invitation To Living Water (John 4:4-39)
Jesus takes us to a strange yet chosen encounter between a Samaritan woman and himself. “Now Jesus had to go through Samaria.” Jesus specifically chose […]
Read NowListening: The Key to Changing Your Relationships For the Better
As a Marriage and Family Therapist, I have the privilege of listening to clients as they allow me into their lives with their stories. Listening […]
Read Now“I was able to connect to a kind nonjudgmental therapist who was a good listener and offered solutions to my concerns.”
— Greg F.