Your Holiday Wish
The conversations begin around November 20th. “I’m bracing myself for the holidays.” “That will have to wait until after the holidays”, “I dread the busyness”,
The conversations begin around November 20th. “I’m bracing myself for the holidays.” “That will have to wait until after the holidays”, “I dread the busyness”,
Does God Need Us To Worry? I spoke at a conference this weekend. The college students in attendance were Christians and seekers dealing with all
A handful of my therapist colleagues have this bumper sticker on their cars: “Thought Happens” I Love this. In the spirit of the phrase “S*^@
While this week’s big east coast storm dumped snow in many places, here in Baltimore, we were prepared for upwards of 8 inches of snow
Courageous Anxiety Anxiety can play a bit of a game with us. One of anxiety’s main tactics is to take us out of our present
No joke. This really happened. On a flight over the holidays, I sat next to a woman with panic disorder and a flight phobia who
I have seen a lot of anxiety in my office lately. It seems that the holiday season really revs up anxiety for many. All of
I spoke at a church group this weekend on the topic of anxiety and tried to wrestle with this verse in Philippians: “do not worry
I’ve been talking a lot with clients lately about rumination. There are many definitions, but I’ll throw out this provocative one to start the discussion, “a
Most of us think of worry as something we are incapable of changing. It can be tempting to think of worry as something that can
Jesus does NOT want you to burn out! So…. another
“You sound burned out.” This was my friend’s comment after
Some questions to guide the process by Janice McWilliams Looking
The conversations begin around November 20th. “I’m bracing myself for the holidays.” “That will have to wait until after the holidays”, “I dread the busyness”,
Does God Need Us To Worry? I spoke at a conference this weekend. The college students in attendance were Christians and seekers dealing with all
A handful of my therapist colleagues have this bumper sticker on their cars: “Thought Happens” I Love this. In the spirit of the phrase “S*^@
While this week’s big east coast storm dumped snow in many places, here in Baltimore, we were prepared for upwards of 8 inches of snow
Courageous Anxiety Anxiety can play a bit of a game with us. One of anxiety’s main tactics is to take us out of our present
No joke. This really happened. On a flight over the holidays, I sat next to a woman with panic disorder and a flight phobia who
I have seen a lot of anxiety in my office lately. It seems that the holiday season really revs up anxiety for many. All of
I spoke at a church group this weekend on the topic of anxiety and tried to wrestle with this verse in Philippians: “do not worry
I’ve been talking a lot with clients lately about rumination. There are many definitions, but I’ll throw out this provocative one to start the discussion, “a
Most of us think of worry as something we are incapable of changing. It can be tempting to think of worry as something that can
Jesus does NOT want you to burn out! So…. another
“You sound burned out.” This was my friend’s comment after
Some questions to guide the process by Janice McWilliams Looking
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