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The Dance of Anger by Harriet Lerner (Book Review) Often one or both people in a marriage surrender to...
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I’m a firm believer in the limitless possibilities for redemption through faith in Christ. I’m a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Clinical Supervisor with extensive experience in bilingual counseling, and helping people work through anxiety, depression, women’s issues, and trauma. I understand what it feels like to go through dark, seemingly hopeless times, but I know that everything God brings you through will shape you into all you are meant to become. Working with you is an honor, and I’m dedicated to helping you learn, heal, and grow as you work towards a future that is made new in Christ.
The Dance of Anger by Harriet Lerner (Book Review) Often one or both people in a marriage surrender to...
continue reading »There I was, at a wedding, enjoying witnessing the uniting of two young lives. As a high school teacher, I...
continue reading »Consider a few ways you like to unwind at the end of your day or week. It may be enjoying...
continue reading »Part 3 of a 3-Part Coping with Postpartum Depression Series In my previous articles on postpartum depression, I looked at...
continue reading »Part 2 of a 3-Part Coping with Postpartum Depression Series In my previous article on postpartum depression in women, I distinguished...
continue reading »Couples often find themselves having the same argument over and over again, yet never finding resolve. They can either give...
continue reading »Part 1 of a 3-Part Coping with Postpartum Depression Series “I have nothing unique to offer.” “My kids [my...
continue reading »Today I watched as my little girl, who was getting frustrated with a malfunctioning toy, took a deep breath,...
continue reading »Often our perception of ourselves is false, and we need others to remind us who we are and the powerful...
continue reading »The holidays can be a stressful time. Even worse, your feelings of anxiety may be heightened by the contrasting gaiety...
continue reading »For many people, the holiday season is a time when they feel like an “outsider.” Everyone else seems to be...
continue reading »During college in the 1990s, I first read the little book, Be Good To Each Other, by Lowell and Carol...
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