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The Secrets of Our Marriage Success
This month my husband and I will celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary! 1994 was a LONG time ago. We didn’t have cell phones, laptop computers, […]
Read NowUnderstanding Anxiety
Dealt with anxiety? Me too. Everyone becomes familiar with anxiety at some point in their lives. It’s that uneasy feeling that occupies our minds and […]
Read NowBeing With Jesus: Moving From Duty to Relationship
Jesus didn’t come into this world to inaugurate a system of order and power that demands duty. He came to bring a relationship with Him […]
Read NowCommunication Styles and Your Most Important Relationships
Do you ever wonder if your spouse or kids are intentionally trying to drive you crazy? Do you wonder why they are so different from […]
Read NowEight Daily Decisions: A Roadmap for Renewing Your Mind
Sixteen years ago, I made a decision that changed the trajectory of my life. I left a 30-year career I loved and embarked on a […]
Read NowThe Vital Link: Exploring the Mind-Body Connection in Therapy
If you are seeking healing and personal growth that leads to profound transformation – and aren’t we all – you need to know about the […]
Read NowNurturing Growth from Adversity: Exploring Post-Traumatic Growth
Trauma: it’s a big word that elicits a negative image in most of our minds. As humans we naturally attempt to avoid trauma, yet it […]
Read NowWalk With Me Through Jesus’ Last Days on Earth
Coming to know Jesus happens slowly, like other relationships in our life. Learning to abide, or being present with Jesus takes effort, time and a […]
Read NowCan Therapy Help My Teen?
In the public school setting, I get this question a lot. “How do I know if my teen needs counseling and will it help?” When […]
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.