How to Navigate Tricky Family Dynamics
There’s something uncomfortably glib about a word like “tricky” when applied to the panoply of family dynamics from the
Toxic Positivity and Negative Thinking
From the perennial bestseller The Power of Positive Thinking (first published in 1952) to Oprah’s popular advice, positivity is
Self-Compassion from a Christian Perspective
Along with self-care, manifesting, positive energy, and wellness, self-compassion is a millennial buzzword. But can this concept integrate with
Signs of Abandonment Issues in Adults and Children
In the following article, we'll be looking at some common signs of abandonment articles, and what you can do
12 Signs of Anxiety and How to Stop Worrying
Are you wondering how to stop worrying? Perhaps this article will help. Stress and anxiety have a way of
Walking Through the Grieving Process With Someone Who Cares
I forgot the anniversary of my mother’s death last month. I remembered two days after. It’s been seven years since
Grief Therapy: 5 Practices to Help the Grieving Process
“He was such a good person.” “Everyone loved him.” “She was so young.” “She was a mother of two
Why Your Conflict Avoidance May Be Causing More Harm than Good
If I could wager a guess, it would be that you do not like conflict. Conflict feels icky. It can
Healing After Miscarriage: How Do I Recover from This Loss?
The loss of a child due to miscarriage is a complicated journey – one that each person who experiences
Bible Verses to Help You Overcome Perfectionism
Have others told you that you have perfectionistic tendencies? Perfectionism can be helpful if it is healthy and balanced. However,