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“Where do we go from here?” This question arises in every course of care: at the beginning of therapy, at every plateau, and at the conclusion, as people leave hoping their progress will last. Clients feel it when they first come in, looking for
Addiction doesn’t begin where we think it does. It’s easy to believe it’s about the habit — the behavior, the thing we can’t seem to stop. But if we’re honest, addiction is rarely the root. It’s a cover. A response. A reaching. Because underneath
It’s not hard to find problems in your family. Although you are all related, that doesn’t mean you all get along. That’s especially true when you grow up. Those grandparents and elderly uncles might have been fun when you were a child, but now
Recovering from a drug or alcohol addiction isn’t easy. On top of everything else, cravings, social stigma, and shame are always lurking in the background. However, when you’re serious about recovery, you have to learn how to handle stress without leaning on old crutches.
This is the third blog in a three-part blog series on sex and intimacy. If you missed part one or two of this series, you can go back and check those out HERE and HERE. “…being confident of this, that he who began a good
“Imprinted on your soul is the fingerprint of God. There is something inside you that resists surrendering your soul to legalism. The good news is that all that time it wasn’t you fighting against God; you were fighting for what God has created you
“I have forged many things that I believe to be things of great beauty. Yet if God is not a part of them, they are entirely counterfeit and I have been robbed blind by the work of my own hands.” – Craig D. Lounsbrough This
“Comparison is the thief of joy” Theodore Roosevelt This month, we are zooming in to some of the ways that various forms of technology impact our relationships and daily life. This series of blogs is called “You’re Missing Out.” We are focusing on the
“Take care of your body. It’s the only place you have to live” (Jim Rohn) This month, we are going to be zooming in to some of the ways that various forms of technology impact our relationships and daily life. This series of blogs
“Technology gives us power, but it does not and cannot tell us how to use that power. Thanks to technology, we can instantly communicate across the world, but it still doesn’t help us know what to say,” Jonathan Sacks “We can drown in our
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