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In my last article, I discussed the concept of making your desires clear in a crucial conversation with your partner, as well as a skill to help you clarify what [...]
Childhood sexual abuse takes many forms. For this reason, it is sometimes hard to identify. In 1992, Kathleen Ratican described childhood sexual abuse as follows: “Any sexual act, overt [...]
So you have found someone to share your life with, congratulations! You love and complement each other so well, you have so much in common, there is no doubt [...]
In my last article on Crucial Conversations in Couples Therapy, I explained how to notice when motives have shifted from dialogue to winning, punishing, or keeping the peace. These [...]
As a Christian counselor, I often find that couples come in because they’re having trouble communicating. When people are in conflict, their tendency is to over-focus on content: who did [...]
So much has been written and discussed about physical abusive relationships that we tend to forget that there is something even more insidious and damaging. It’s called emotional abuse, [...]
Many of us have heard the term “codependence” used a great deal in the past few years. As our society has become more aware of mental health issues, words [...]
Depression is a word that we hear used a lot these days. People use it frequently in conversation – “I feel so depressed today,” “my brother has depression,” “we [...]
If you are a woman, the chances are you have struggled with depression at some point in your life. And if you haven’t, you may at some point, so [...]
Part 2 of a Depression Biopsychosocial-Spiritual Perspective Series In my previous article, I took a look at the big “D” – depression, as it affects and is treated by [...]
