Uniting the Church and mental health
The title says it all, "Pain is inevitable, suffering is a choice." This comment is one I use quite often with my clients who come in for services and struggle with suffering. It does not matter if …
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I have a history of celebrating some of the great things my church has been doing when it comes to Christianity and mental health. The first year they did anything was in 2019 when we started to …
Counseling is a vast and deep profession to work within. Human suffering, healing, and redemption for adults, youth, families, marriages, victims of domestic violence and human trafficking, substance …
In today's fast-paced and uncertain world, fear and anxiety seem to pervade every aspect of our lives. Recent studies have shown that Americans are increasingly seeking ways to avoid fear and anxiety …
As Christian counselors and pastors, guiding couples on their journey of love and faith is a divine calling. With Valentine's Day approaching, let's explore 15 meaningful ways for Christian couples to …
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Within Christian mental health, the conversation of where does faith and psychology meet is a reoccurring conversation. We've discussed thoroughly integration for Christian counselors, if faith even …
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