Letting Go for Life Beyond Easter
Most people who seek psychotherapy expect at least a certain amount of change to take place, or at least relief. But I think that sometimes
Most people who seek psychotherapy expect at least a certain amount of change to take place, or at least relief. But I think that sometimes
Consciously choosing any kind of suffering is something we all are faced with in some capacity in our lives, and many of us are loathe
I served on a crisis intervention team for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship’s Urbana 12, a 16,000-delegate conference, last month. There were 7 of us, all therapists,
The night after the school shooting in Connecticut, I had a dream of a family walking through the paces of losing a child in the
One of my former professors from my counseling program asked his students to reflect on my blogs this semester and then invited me to visit
My son wasn’t sure what he wanted for Christmas this year. After a great deal of thought, he came to me and said, “for Christmas
Has your recovery from Thanksgiving sufficiently prepared you for Christmas? Interestingly, Advent is meant to be a time of fasting and preparation for Christmas, which
What will we do with ourselves now? There’s no more elections outcome to dread or hope for, there are no propositions or questions to debate
The rats were one of the hardest things about Hurricane Sandy’s wrath from one Manhattan resident’s perspective. Millions of rats that were visiting the surface
In the Christian Liturgical calendar, there are distinct periods of celebration and preparation and then, in between those seasons, there is what is called, “ordinary
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
Most people who seek psychotherapy expect at least a certain amount of change to take place, or at least relief. But I think that sometimes
Consciously choosing any kind of suffering is something we all are faced with in some capacity in our lives, and many of us are loathe
I served on a crisis intervention team for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship’s Urbana 12, a 16,000-delegate conference, last month. There were 7 of us, all therapists,
The night after the school shooting in Connecticut, I had a dream of a family walking through the paces of losing a child in the
One of my former professors from my counseling program asked his students to reflect on my blogs this semester and then invited me to visit
My son wasn’t sure what he wanted for Christmas this year. After a great deal of thought, he came to me and said, “for Christmas
Has your recovery from Thanksgiving sufficiently prepared you for Christmas? Interestingly, Advent is meant to be a time of fasting and preparation for Christmas, which
What will we do with ourselves now? There’s no more elections outcome to dread or hope for, there are no propositions or questions to debate
The rats were one of the hardest things about Hurricane Sandy’s wrath from one Manhattan resident’s perspective. Millions of rats that were visiting the surface
In the Christian Liturgical calendar, there are distinct periods of celebration and preparation and then, in between those seasons, there is what is called, “ordinary
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
"*" indicates required fields