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Articles by Susannah Amezquita

Over the last 20 years I have worked with families, children, and teens to identify solutions to various difficulties. I have also witnessed in my own life and the lives of others that through Christ and the truth of His Word, we have clear guidance about how to face and endure trials and grow in faith as we continue to live with and work through the difficulties of life.
There is something about the dawn of a new year. Maybe it’s embracing a fresh start, righting the wrongs, or...
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Codependency in the workplace doesn’t typically start with bad intentions. It usually begins with a desire to be helpful, reliable,...
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One of the hardest things to do is tell a friend the truth, especially a hard truth. We don’t want...
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According to the National Eating Disorders Association, roughly 69% to 84% of women are unhappy with their bodies, wishing that...
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According to the American Psychiatric Association, approximately 2.6% of Americans have a hoarding disorder. If you fit those statistics, you...
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Grief is a powerful emotion affecting your physical, emotional, and mental well-being. If you are wondering how to cope with...
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Many people get the blues at the end of winter. For many people in the United States, this time of...
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We all thrive better when we find ourselves in a grounded and stable environment, whether that’s at home, the workplace,...
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The people that we spend the most time with have the greatest opportunity to know and love us, but they...
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Our friends make our lives richer, fuller, and more worthwhile. Without them, on whose shoulder would we cry, with whom...
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People with ADHD often swing between being stuck in hyper fixation and being stuck due to feeling overwhelmed. When we...
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Birth order theory was formulated in the early 1900s by Austrian psychotherapist Alfred Adler who observed that parents interact differently...
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