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The Roles of Mind, Self, and Brain in Healing Depression: Learning to Stay Out of the River of Our Negative Cognitions

, November 5th, 2026|Depression, Featured, Individual Counseling, Men’s Issues|

Depression occurs when stressful life events influence the brain. These events create more negative thoughts and feelings and more distortion in the way the brain processes information. To understand this process is it is important to realize that the human brain consists of three distinct components which have a [...]

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What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)?

, November 5th, 2026|Anxiety, Featured, Individual Counseling, OCD|

We have all seen it before – a social media friend posts a picture of their perfectly color-coded closet. Their pantry is organized into matching containers. Every towel is folded exactly the same way. The caption reads: “#OCD.” Or maybe you’ve seen someone look at a crooked picture frame [...]

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Early-Onset Dementia Symptoms to Look Out For

, October 30th, 2026|Aging and Geriatric Issues, Featured, Individual Counseling, Men’s Issues, Women’s Issues|

There are few things more distressing than seeing cognitive decline in someone you love. It is even more difficult to accept when the loved one has not reached old age yet. Early-onset dementia has been known to affect people as young as 30. This means that by the time [...]

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The Grief That Has No Funeral: Finding Peace After Pregnancy Loss

, October 26th, 2026|Aging and Geriatric Issues, Featured, Grief Counseling, Individual Counseling, Women’s Issues|

It’s hard to know what to say after a pregnancy loss. And because we don’t know, we often stay quiet or say the wrong thing in hopes of offering some comfort. This grief gets folded up and tucked away because the world around us doesn’t quite understand where to place [...]

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Summer Self-Care for Men Helps You Enjoy the Season

October 26th, 2026|Featured, Individual Counseling, Men’s Issues|

Finally, winter is over, and summer is here. It’s time to break out the grill, the sunblock, the shorts, and the pool. If you spent the winter hibernating and working through spring, you may be feeling a little burned out. The fall and winter seasons can exacerbate certain mental [...]

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Conflict Management: Correcting Your Children

, October 16th, 2026|Family Counseling, Featured, Individual Counseling, Relationship Issues|

Parenting is a wonderful blessing, full of cuddles, giggles, and memories. Still, it has its challenges. It’s often thought of as being the most rewarding challenge a person can ever undertake. Children are God’s blessing to parents, and those blessings don’t come without responsibility. The Bible tells us to [...]

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Signs of Emotional Abuse in Sibling Relationships

, October 12th, 2026|Family Counseling, Featured, Individual Counseling, Relationship Issues, Trauma|

The saying, “Blood is thicker than water,” is meant to convey the longevity, strength, vitality, and staying power of some relationships over others. Those you consider your kinfolk are people with whom you have deep ties, the kinds of ties that you can build your life upon. You’re meant [...]

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Navigating Overwhelming Anxiety During College Application Season

, September 29th, 2026|Anxiety, Christian Counseling For Teens, Featured, Individual Counseling|

High school students experience a season that arrives with a stack of deadlines, essays, and decisions. The college application process starts with excitement about the future and quickly transforms into overwhelming anxiety. These young adults face sleep issues, relationship struggles, and daily functioning troubles related to the pressure to create [...]

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5 Ways The Definition of Trauma is Being Distorted in Popular Culture

September 25th, 2026|Featured, Individual Counseling, Trauma|

The word trauma is used to describe deep emotional or physical wounds, yet it’s now somehow become part of everyday talk. You hear it in podcasts, see it in memes, and read it in captions that turn pain into punchlines. Somewhere along the way, the definition of trauma started [...]

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The Complexities of Dating Someone with Bipolar Disorder

, August 20th, 2026|Bipolar Disorder, Featured, Individual Counseling, Relationship Issues|

There are two truths to dating someone with bipolar disorder. Firstly, it is an experience that not everyone will be open to, and secondly, it can be one of the deepest, most meaningful experiences of your life. The determining factor is how well equipped you are to handle the [...]

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