Finding Joy in Solitude: Fighting Loneliness and Anxiety When You’re Alone for the Holidays
The holidays are often portrayed as a time for family gatherings, festive meals, and a sense of togetherness. But
Building Self-Esteem: Practical Tips for Growing Your Confidence
Self-esteem is how a person perceives themselves, their capabilities and abilities, and the value or worth that they
What is Insecure Avoidant Attachment?
Take a moment to think back on yourself as a child. Think about your relationships with your parents or
What Does it Mean to Receive Trauma-Informed Care?
A person who experiences trauma has a hard time getting the help needed due to the alteration of their
How to Move Beyond Codependent Relationship Dynamics
A relationship can be like a grapevine – planted in good soil and with the right mix of what
Symptoms of OCD and How Christian Counseling Can Help
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder is a mental health condition that involves repetitive, intrusive thoughts (obsessions) that are relieved by repetitive rituals
Possible Signs of Bipolar Disorder in Children
Naughtiness, rebellion, tantrums, and outbursts are all things every parent knows to expect in a child, but these can
Grieving the Unexpected: Coping with the Loss of a Child
From the earliest hint or news that we are adding to our families, we encounter a range of emotions.
How Do Different Attachment Styles Show Up in the World?
If you are currently sitting at your laptop or reading this on your phone, then you are likely asking
A Back-to-School Routine for Your Child with Autism or ADHD
A back-to-school routine is helpful for all children, especially children with autism or ADHD. A routine will provide stability