Understanding Bipolar Disorder: A Christian Counselor’s Approach
When the language of certain mental disorders becomes commonly used in popular culture, this can produce confusion and result
A Christian Counselor’s Reflection on the Johnson-Gottman Summit
This past July, I attended the Johnson-Gottman Summit in Seattle. The Johnson-Gottman summit is a clinical training conference focused
Be Good: Cultivating Goodness through Christian Counseling
During college in the 1990s, I first read the little book, Be Good To Each Other, by Lowell and
A Christian Counselor’s Guide to Holiday Stress
The holidays can be a stressful time. Even worse, your feelings of anxiety may be heightened by the contrasting
Premarital Counseling Questions To Ask Before You Say “I Do,” Part 2
This is the second in a two-part series exploring a few basic “dos and don’ts” of marriage. In my previous
Why Family Counseling? How Christian Counseling Can Help Your Family
Are you and your family having a hard time communicating? Are there unresolved issues that regularly cause conflict? Are