Kate Motaung

About Kate Motaung

Kate Motaung is the Senior Writer, Editor, and Content Manager for a multi-state company. She is the author of several books including Letters to Grief, 101 Prayers for Comfort in Difficult Times, and A Place to Land: A Story of Longing and Belonging. Kate is also the host of Five Minute Friday, an online writing community that equips and encourages Christian writers, and the owner of Refine Services, a company that offers editing services. She and her South African husband have three young adult children and currently live in West Michigan. Find Kate’s books at katemotaung.com/books.

Play Therapy for Children: What’s the Big Deal About CCPT?

, November 15th, 2024|Christian Counseling for Children, Family Counseling, Featured|

Once Upon an Ordinary Day One ordinary school day, Mrs. Johnson picked up elementary-aged Timothy from school and could tell something was bothering him. So she asked him, “How was your day, Timothy?” With a deep sigh, Timothy relayed the happenings of the day with great emotional clarity and [...]

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Signs of Burnout at Work and What to Do About It

November 5th, 2024|Featured, Individual Counseling, Professional Development|

Our jobs, whatever they may be, take up much of our lives. Not only does it take time to get educated or trained for whatever vocation we pursue, but once we start working, a significant amount of time is taken up with it until we retire from it. Work [...]

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Gluttony in the Bible: Why It’s a Big Deal

October 28th, 2024|Spiritual Development|

If you root around social media and television long enough, you’ll find an endless supply of fascinating things going on. There’s a plethora of shows, YouTube channels, Instagram stories, and more that explore different cuisines across the world. Among those, there’s an equally full selection of media that’s centered around [...]

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3 Ways to Heal Your Fear of Abandonment

, October 21st, 2024|Abandonment and Neglect, Featured, Individual Counseling, Relationship Issues|

Fear of abandonment is an overwhelming feeling which can come as a result of earlier experiences in which someone was abandoned or left alone either physically or mentally. It can also come when a person’s source of comfort and safety has been suddenly removed. The result is a feeling [...]

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4 Ways to Be Successful at Aging

October 18th, 2024|Aging and Geriatric Issues, Coaching, Featured, Individual Counseling|

The difficulties related to aging are often ignored in our society. It seems that society values youth and vigor, and when people get to a certain age, they’re often subjected to shocking statements related to their age by those who have not been confronted about their ageist prejudices, presumptions, and [...]

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Understanding Healthy Boundaries in Relationships

, October 9th, 2024|Coaching, Featured, Individual Counseling, Relationship Issues|

There are times in your life when you find that you are becoming consumed with accommodating other people. You can feel like you are taking on their problems and behaviors. This could indicate that you need to set a boundary. This can be difficult if you are a person [...]

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Practical Tips to Process Your Trauma: Don’t Compare to Everyone Else

, October 7th, 2024|Featured, Individual Counseling, Trauma|

We all have a story to tell. Some chapters of our stories are longer than others. Some chapters have more sap and joy while others have more despair and tragedy. There are individuals who deal with a lifetime of loss while others do not experience it until much later [...]

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5 Essential Tips For Anger Management

August 31st, 2024|Anger Issues, Featured, Individual Counseling|

If you interact on any significant level with other people, whether in person or online, it’s likely you’ve gotten angry. Whether you lose your cool because your child digs their heels in and refuses to cooperate with you, a stranger behaves badly by cutting you off in traffic, or [...]

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Overcoming the Sabotage of Sin and Shame

June 29th, 2024|Featured, Personal Development, Spiritual Development|

We were created to be a blessing on the earth. God fashioned us to release that through the unique way that He fashioned each of us to fulfill divine purpose. Every time we receive another revelation of our true self from the Holy Spirit, we are changed forever. Although [...]

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Signs That You May Be Experiencing Delayed Grief

February 29th, 2024|Featured, Grief Counseling, Individual Counseling|

It’s never too late to process complex emotions and experiences. When you go through something difficult, such as the loss of a loved one, you may not necessarily have the capacity to cope with the emotions and implications of it all. Perhaps you were caught up with making sure [...]

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