Self-Care Techniques for Dealing with Grief
Kate Motaung2024-11-27T04:04:40-08:00Life is funny sometimes. Often when we experience periods of great sorrow and grief, we may find that we are awakened by a period of great joy and happiness. [...]
Life is funny sometimes. Often when we experience periods of great sorrow and grief, we may find that we are awakened by a period of great joy and happiness. [...]
I recently saw the movie 8th Grade, wherein we follow the journey of 13 year old Kayla as she navigates the social landscape of 8th grade. It chronicles in a [...]
In the modern world, we are constantly looking towards our next step. What will my next promotion be? Will I be able to advance in this career in this company, [...]
In my studies as family counselor, one of the first courses we took was a look into the family lifecycle. We obviously know the individual lifecycle – birth, childhood, adolescence, [...]
“I got through it, I feel fine, I went to school and did my time, In a sense I'm out, in a sense I'm free to be what I [...]
In this short video, I discuss the importance of hearing and listening to God’s calling on your life. He talks to us through others, in certain events, and His [...]
Being in my line of work, I often get friends and family approaching me about mental health questions. Sometimes specific, but sometimes very general as well and I notice [...]
In my work, I see a mix of couples, families, and individuals. It’s rare that a problem exists solely with an individual without any repercussions for the surrounding family. [...]
Where there is no guidance, a people falls, but in an abundance of counselors, there is safety. – Proverbs 11:14 Even if you’re happily engaged, pre-marital counseling is one [...]
Where do I begin to tackle this subject, that lately has become my daily life? Let me start by saying that there are two ways change happens in life. [...]