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Month: April 2020

How do Christians grieve?

April 29, 2020April 15, 2020

A dear friend of my husband’s died recently. He was young. It was very unexpected. It was quick. There was not time to stay goodbye. While we are grieving, we know that his wife and his young children grieve much more tangibly.  How do people “move on” after a death like this? How do we … Continue reading How do Christians grieve?

Handling sexual sin in a marriage

April 22, 2020April 8, 2020

One of the most prominent and common sins in today’s culture is sexual sin. This can take many forms: pornography use, infidelity, lust, sex before marriage, and more. These sexual sins certainly occur before marriage, but unfortunately, they are also common within marriage. Many couples come into counseling in order to deal with sexual sin. … Continue reading Handling sexual sin in a marriage

How do I pray during a crisis?

April 15, 2020

Many people come to counseling during some sort of crisis. Of course, typically this is a personal crisis, leading the individual or couple into the counseling process. But we are all impacted by community and world crises as well - including the current coronavirus crisis. There are many things that can help us during a … Continue reading How do I pray during a crisis?

Family Conflict During Quarantine

April 8, 2020April 8, 2020

Is there such a thing as too much family time? Many are finding that during the days of the covid-19 quarantine… yes!  Of course, we all love our family. But whether you’re dealing with high tension in the marriage relationship, sibling bickering or bullying, or stir-crazy toddlers (or teens), there is high opportunity for family … Continue reading Family Conflict During Quarantine

Handling traumatic memories

April 1, 2020February 18, 2020

I really enjoy the feeling of nostalgia. It has a sweet sadness to it, bringing up wonderful memories from the past that I would love to revisit if I could.  But when a sight, a smell, or a situation suddenly transports us back to a difficult or traumatic time in our past, the feeling is … Continue reading Handling traumatic memories

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