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Affair recovery can feel like navigating a storm where trust is shattered, and hearts ache. It goes beyond mending a...
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Conflict is a natural part of any relationship. When two people come together, having different backgrounds, cultures, and upbringings, conflict...
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Are you a Christian who struggles with depression and feels confused as to why this is so? Do you have...
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Finding Faith After Domestic Violence
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Adolescents face pressures today that create a unique internal conflict. They are expected to excel academically, maintain a polished appearance,...
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Recently, the beautiful wife of actor Dick Van Dyke posted a video of herself and her 96-year-old husband singing and...
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When Someone Else’s Trauma Affects ...
We typically think of trauma as something that happens directly to us and that PTSD only happens to those who’ve...
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The holiday season often brings warmth, community, and celebration, but it can also create more financial pressure. Between gift-giving, travel,...
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How Being a People Pleaser Can Invite ...
Being agreeable sounds like a good thing, right? In fact, as a child, you were probably told to “just get...
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One day, my then-thirteen-year-old daughter and I were playing around. She did something, and I jokingly said, “Shame on you!!”...
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