Weeding out Bitterness
When we adopt bitterness, we despise the truth that we are all sinners in need of grace, and our adoption into God’s family is only due to the gracious gift of Jesus’ sacrifice of himself on the cross.
Is It Me or Is It You?
We look inward to examine our hearts and bring to light what sin tempts us to hide.
Standing Firm: What It Takes to Stand Firm in Marriage
Believers are called to love, honor, and respect their spouse not because such things are deserved, but because to love, honor, and respect is to behave like Christ.
Qualities to Look for in a Therapist
A good therapist knows they don’t know it all, and they probably don’t know enough, which prompts them to approach the work with humble respect for their clients and for the trust being placed in them.
Freshman Perspective: Where I Come From, Where I'm Going
Rather than finding out who I am at college, I want to go to college with an idea of who I already am, open minded enough to allow that person to change.
I Think Therapy Might Help—Now What?
Your therapist is genuinely interested to know you and is committed to serving your best interests through respectful and direct communication.
A Freshman Parent's Transition to Higher Ed
Culture encourages parents to hover, protect, oversee, and intervene. We need to pay more attention to how these habits hobble our children’s ability to adopt the mantle of adulthood.
AI Tools in Therapy Practice
When we invite technology into the most intimate personal spaces we need to be wise in preserving that most precious and irreplaceable of treasures: human relationships.
Understanding Mental Health Credentials in Virginia
Don’t be afraid to ask questions of your prospective therapist or clinician.
The Myth of Feeling Good
If you are feeling fed up with everything and numb emotionally, you can work through those piles that you have been putting off with a therapist and rekindle the fire of hope and passion for life again.