Are You Addicted to Your Work?
There was a time in my career when I gained too much of my identity and self-worth from my work. I was no longer a human being; I was a “human doing.”
Keeping Relationships Focused Outward
All relationships matter to God. He is even concerned with how we treat strangers and travelers. But some relationships matter far more than others. If we ignore this truth, we always get hurt.
Finding Joy in Confident Living
Are you willing to take some small risks to discover the much greater, hidden treasures still buried deep within you? What will it take to develop the inner confidence to help you make your fondest dreams come true?
Making Healthy Choices During Anxiety
You—not anxiety—must choose the types of food and drink best able to fortify and strengthen you physically as you heal from the ravages of anxiety.
Rebuilding After Childhood Abuse
When Doug first started counseling, he was an expert at beating himself up. He was unbelievably quick at finding fault with who he was and what he did. As quick as he was to find fault, he expected a similar velocity at finding a fix.
Recognizing When Counseling Becomes Sexualized
Whether the counseling situation is a professional one or an informal one, it is vital to recognize its potential to become sexualized.