You’re sitting in a hard season and you know it. Maybe it’s your marriage. Maybe it’s anxiety that won’t quit, or a weight you’ve been carrying so long you’ve forgotten what it felt like to put it down. And somewhere in the back of your mind, a voice whispers: Shouldn’t my faith be enough for this?
You know that silence after a fight — the one where you’re both in the same house but somehow miles apart? Maybe someone stomped off to another room, or the conversation just stopped. Nobody won. Nobody feels good. And the thing you were actually arguing about is still an elephant in the room, unresolved. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. The truth is, EVERY couple fights. No one wants to fight, but it happens. Here’s the more important question: Are those fights bringing you closer or slowly pulling you apart?
When someone you love decides to start therapy, it can be both encouraging and intimidating. You care about this person, so you are probably proud of them for taking this huge step and happy to see them prioritizing healing and growth. You may also feel intimidated or uncertain about how to best support your friend … Read more
Starting therapy is a huge step, and oftentimes, a scary one. When starting therapy, you may worry if your therapist will understand you, respect your values, or be a safe person who won’t judge you for your struggles. A good therapist will do all of these things for you. Yet, it can be difficult to … Read more
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