Are You in a Tumultuous Relationship?
Are You in a Tumultuous Relationship?
Are You Doing Life Alone?
- Venturing from Solitude to Fulfillment
Foundation of Love
Embracing Uncertainty:
Embracing uncertainty is an essential skill in today’s complex world. By adopting a growth mindset, practicing mindfulness, setting realistic goals, and developing a strong support network, you can overcome anxiety and uncertainty. Remember, the ability to navigate uncertainty is not about eliminating it, but rather learning how to thrive in its presence.
Welcome to 2024
Embracing a New Year with Purpose and Goals
Preparing for the Holidays: We're Here for You
Seeking counseling to prepare for the holidays can be a proactive step in managing emotional well-being during what can be a challenging time for many. By addressing concerns, developing coping strategies, and gaining valuable insights, individuals can approach the holiday season with greater resilience and a more positive mindset.
Striving for Greatness
Strive for Your Personal Best: Applying a Runner's Mindset to Life
Does Your Home Have An Attitude?
How to handle when someone's actions are not okay with you.
Becoming The Person You Were Created To Be
Let me tell you, there's no better way to live than to become the person God made you to be.
The Consequences of Being a "Commelian"
Understanding the "Commelian" Syndrome:
The term "commelian" is derived from the word "chameleon," which is a type of lizard known for its ability to change colors to blend into its surroundings. Similarly, individuals exhibiting traits of a "commelian" tend to adapt their behavior, opinions, and even values depending on the people they are interacting with. They prioritize pleasing others over expressing their true selves, often leading to a lack of authenticity in their relationships and personal lives.
Encouraging Your Child's Authenticity
Encouraging authenticity in children is a crucial aspect of their overall development and well-being.
Music Therapy For Teens
Music has long been recognized as a powerful tool for promoting relaxation, reducing stress, and improving overall well-being. For parents of teens with anxiety, incorporating music into their home life can be an effective way to establish a harmonious atmosphere and provide support for their child's mental health.
The Conflicting Demands of Teenagers
The Conflicting Demands of Teenagers: Navigating Chore Confusion, Anxiety, and Anger during Adolescence.
Battle of the Wills
Donna would often scream her frustration to Jim, telling him how overwhelmed she felt and how she needed his support. In response, Jim would argue that he didn't feel valued at home. He claimed that Donna was always bossing him around and criticizing his every move. This made him want to do things just to annoy her in retaliation.
Kids with Anxiety
I'm introducing our 21-Day Boot Camp for anxious youngsters. We know that due to the amount of change and preparation needed for the next stage of life, middle and high schoolers face distinct obstacles.
Teenagers Facing Unprecedented Challenges
Today's teenagers, in my opinion, are ill-prepared, living in a jungle and trying to protect themselves and run from dangerous animals while mistrusting their environment and not knowing how to make sense of what they are seeing.
Boundaries
Setting family limits requires awareness, communication, consistency, and self-care. You and your family can live a more balanced and meaningful life with patience and practice.
Real Guys
Speaking To Some Without Using Shame
Speaking without shame when disappointed with someone requires patience, empathy, and effective communication skills. By following these tips, you can express your feelings while maintaining respect for both yourself and the other person involved.
Are you stuck in a relationship with an addict?
Being in a relationship with an addict can be incredibly challenging and emotionally draining. It is important to educate yourself about addiction, seek support for yourself, establish healthy boundaries, and prioritize your own well-being. Remember that you cannot control or fix someone else's addiction, but you can offer support and encouragement while taking care of yourself.