Eight Tips to Foster Resilience in Clients

by | Jun 10, 2016 | Recent Research

Lisa Murray, M.A. Growing up, my mother always told me that life wasn’t fair.  Aside from the truth that Jesus loves me, this may have been one of her greatest gifts to me.   It seems that so much energy is wasted trying to make every aspect of every moment...

Navigating Grief and Loss

by | Jun 3, 2016 | Recent Research

Lisa Sleezer, M.A., L.P.C. We have all experienced grief and loss in our lives.  We have all struggled and felt the pain of differing kinds of losses; from job loss, divorce, death, trauma, transition, and more. God graciously tells us that ‘Blessed are those who...

Finding Contentment

by | Jun 1, 2016 | Recent Research

We live in a world of unparalleled consumerism. Everywhere we turn there are advertisements, billboards, and commercials, all proclaiming the same message: Spend money, be happy. After all, isn’t that the American dream? We think that if we could only have that one...

Minors as Clients: What Counselors Need to Know

by | May 31, 2016 | Recent Research

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Rewriting History in Your Relationships

by | May 10, 2016 | Recent Research

Gregory Jantz, Ph.D. When a relationship is infested with hidden anger and unexposed truths, it is an unresolved relationship. Unresolved relationships are a source of pain. It is important to remember, however, that bringing resolution to a relationship does not mean...