Counseling is a form of treatment for many emotional and mental illness issues.
I bought a dodo . . . And other things that aren’t true. I received an email today from an unknown source requesting my bank account information so they “can do a bank transfer for the payment of the [...]
Help Your Children Develop Conflict Resolutions Skills. Dealing with sibling conflict? Ready to pull your hair out or hide in the bathroom? I’ve heard so many parents in this stay at home season who are fed up with playing [...]
Most of us are feeling increased stress and anxiety as we face the issues surrounding COVID-19. There are financial pressures, anxieties around the virus itself, and stress with the complete upheaval of our normal lives. This is the ideal [...]
15 Mental Health Strategies to Reduce Anxiety and Fear Around the COVID-19 Pandemic Focus on what you can do (i.e. Wash hands, avoiding large groups, following public health recommendations, etc…). Let go of what you can’t control. Turn the [...]
How Mental Illness Affects Relationships? Hi, I’m Angela, I have a husband with bipolar 2 disorder, my kids have ADHD, and I myself have struggled with depression—YOU’RE NOT ALONE! This week’s mental health tips are about how mental [...]
Safe People If I had to narrow down what my biggest passion might be in terms of relationships it is probably this concept—safe people. What does it mean to be a safe person? Am I a safe person? Are [...]
There is Hope... Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is an anxiety disorder which is characterized and named for its symptoms. As we explored last week, people with OCD have obsessions, which are persistent thoughts they can’t control, and often have [...]
Much has been in the news lately about forgiveness. I have my own battles with the concept. I have been asked many time how I can forgive those who wounded me, stole my innocence and wielded the Bible as an [...]
For many people the holidays can be a mirage of joy and peace. The bustle of the season does not shimmer with happiness, instead it just highlights their daily struggle with metal illness. From where they sit while “everyone” [...]
“Gratitude” is not a word that you think about on a daily basis. In fact, it may only be a word that you think about around the holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas. What exactly is gratitude? The Oxford [...]
