Anxiety as a Teenager: Signs, Impact, ...
My counseling journey began by working with teenagers, a population that often finds itself at the intersection of rapid growth,...
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My counseling journey began by working with teenagers, a population that often finds itself at the intersection of rapid growth,...
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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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What we put in our mouths and what goes into our minds have a stronger connection than we realize. We...
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The first time that I heard about Carl Rogers was in a psychology class during my undergraduate years. Carl Rogers,...
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You may have heard the saying about “coming into your own.” You can apply this in your quest to boost...
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Stress is a factor of life that we experience for different reasons, at various stages of life, to differing degrees,...
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There’s nothing intrinsically wrong with male and female friendships. In fact, they can be a beautiful part of the Christian...
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There is never a “good time” for a family crisis. Whether things seem good or not, family crises rock people...
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Being one of the Highly Sensitive People (HSP) means that you have unique needs, experiences, and points of view compared...
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“A man of sorrows, acquainted with deepest grief.” This phrase describes the “suffering servant” in the book of Isaiah, chapter...
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Self-care is often perceived as selfish. But it is essential for maintaining balance in life. The metaphor “put the oxygen...
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It’s been a hard month for many people, for many Christians. Our hearts have been heavy with senseless acts of...
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