When Comfort Can Kill: The Dangers of Emotional Eating
We cannot take emotions lightly, yet they are hard to define. How do you explain to someone what love
Teen Drug Abuse: What to Know and How to Help
In the years since the COVID-19 pandemic, substance abuse among adolescents has been at lower levels than before the
6 Types of OCD and How They Manifest
OCD is often used as an adjective to describe someone who is excessively neat or particular about the cleanliness of
Emotional Attachment: Emotional Dumping or Vulnerability?
You’ve probably experienced it. Maybe you were on the receiving end. A friend stops by, and before you can
Finding God in the Middle of Mental Exhaustion and Chronic Fatigue
Sometimes we experience a specific kind of tiredness that sleep doesn’t fix. We try to lie down at the
Depression Symptoms: Do These Common Signs Describe Your Life?
Do you ever feel like you are wading through a thick sludge, but happiness gets farther away with each
Infidelity in Marriage: When Digital Connections Cross the Line
At 2 AM, you notice a notification lighting up the phone screen. The responses are social media likes, comments,
Facing and Finding Healing from Family Rifts
Family is a word that might conjure pleasant memories of connection and laughter, or perhaps it brings to mind feelings
What is an Anxiety Attack and What Should I Do if I Have One?
Have you ever felt a moment of intense panic, fear, or dread over which you had little or no
How to Control Your Anger: Tips from a Christian Counselor
If I were to ask you to recall a time that you were furious, what would come to mind?