Comfort in Our Darkest Hour: Bible ...
Whether it comes suddenly, or whether we expect it after a long struggle, the loss of a loved one hurts....
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How Your PTSD is Made Worse by ...
A common response to trauma is emotional avoidance. Those who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) sometimes include emotional avoidance...
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10 Bible Verses About Forgiveness
Do you know you need to forgive someone, but you are struggling to do so? Forgiveness is hard, but God...
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Relationship Problems: 8 Bible Verses ...
If you are struggling in your relationship with your partner, you are not alone. All couples have problems at some...
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Tips for Easing Severe Anxiety
Severe anxiety is deeply rooted in our unconscious mind, often due to chronic stress or trauma. Think of our brain...
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9 Ways to Rebuild Self-Esteem After a ...
A toxic relationship takes a more significant toll on mental and emotional health than just physical health. An unhealthy relationship...
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Emotional Abandonment Within the ...
Emotional abandonment or neglect in a marriage can often result in the end of a relationship. When one or both...
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Dangerous Ground: The Pitfalls of ...
Social media is one of the most marvelous inventions – the ability to connect with loved ones, message past classmates,...
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Tips for Reading Scripture When Life is ...
Are you staring down New Year’s Day with a list of goals for personal growth? Is one of those goals...
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Cognitive Distortions that Contribute ...
Everyone has cognitive distortions that contribute to negative thinking. Ever thought you performed poorly in a job interview or a...
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Art Exercises for Embodiment: Drawing ...
Art therapy is more than just making time to create. It is a field of intervention with proven methods that...
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Types of Behavioral Therapy for Kids
Your child seems to have more meltdowns than your friend’s kids. You know you’re not supposed to compare… but still,...
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