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Pain is useful. For something most people strive to avoid, it can be a particularly helpful guide. Pain’s primary function...
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Pain is useful. For something most people strive to avoid, it can be a particularly helpful guide. Pain’s primary function...
continue reading »In “Lifespan Integration Therapy: A Christian Counselor Connects the Dots,” I described how Lifespan Integration differs from other therapy modalities....
continue reading »By Chris Chandler, MA, LMHC, CSAT-C, Seattle Christian Counseling Ignoring something never made it go away. People keep trying to...
continue reading »When you’re the parent of a teen who struggles with body image, the saying that “knowledge is power” can be...
continue reading »Narrative Therapy is a “brand” of psychological counseling that has developed in the last decade and that is sometimes described...
continue reading »In my previous article, I discussed the reality of spiritual warfare as an ongoing combat between the body of Christ...
continue reading »By Barney Armstrong, MA, LMHC, Bellevue Christian Counseling Does your husband have any faults? Is your wife inadequate in any...
continue reading »One of the hardest parts of recovering from an eating disorder is learning what to do with the constant “Ed”...
continue reading »This is the first part of a two-part article on the topic of forgiveness. In part one, I discuss what...
continue reading »By Chris Chandler, MA, LMHC, CSAT-C, Seattle Christian Counseling References “Wired for Intimacy” by William M. Struthers and “Out of the...
continue reading »In my previous article, I introduced the concept of the reflected self. People with a reflected self look outside of...
continue reading »Narrative Therapy is a “brand” of psychological counseling developed in the last decade. There are descriptive metaphors for therapies that...
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