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If I could wager a guess, it would be that you do not like conflict. Conflict feels icky. It can be painful, damaging, and impact your life and those around [...]
Dating is awkward enough the first time. After a divorce, you probably feel less motivated than ever to put yourself out there. You know the pain relationships can bring [...]
Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ gave us the ultimate example of how to forgive when he willingly hung on a cross to offer us forgiveness for our own [...]
For many individuals, anger feels like a force that can just completely take over and be a major source of stress in your life. Anger might show up in [...]
A few years ago, a good friend of mine wanted my take on a relationship that she would only describe as “kinda weird.” Shortly after her family was reassigned [...]
When I work with clients, one of the first things I often show them is a diagram called “The Social Ecology of the Family.” Basically, it consists of a [...]
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, [...]
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. [...]
