by Deb Kulchar | Mar 26, 2020 | About Us, Care to Change, Client Centered, community, Counseling, counseling approaches, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, mental health
There’s a certain irony in the concept of social distancing. At a time when we desperately crave human contact and companionship, we’re being told to stay away from other people. That’s tough for nearly everyone, but even more difficult for people who have been...
by April Bordeau | Mar 17, 2019 | abuse, adoption, counseling approaches, EMDR, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, TBRI
Seth and Annie spent a few years going through the adoption process, with the many false starts and dashed hopes that are so familiar to adoptive parents. They were so excited when an agency finally placed a little boy with them, and they showered love and attention...
by April Bordeau | Feb 17, 2019 | Care to Change, counseling approaches, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, Marriage, TBRI
Ryan and Jessica never guessed that an alarm clock would send them into marriage counseling, especially when it wasn’t even theirs. Ryan bought the clock for Dustin, their middle-schooler, who was always running late and sending the family’s mornings into complete...
by April Bordeau | Jan 14, 2019 | About Us, counseling approaches, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts
I was in a counseling session one morning, when the teen I was with asked, “What are you writing down?” We were having our fourth session together, and she said she’s been intrigued that I was taking notes while she answered my questions and shared her thoughts. She...
by April Bordeau | Oct 31, 2018 | Counseling, counseling approaches, forgiveness, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, Marriage, play, stress
Haunted. Such an eerie word. Haunted Christians. Seems like an oxymoron. Can Christians really be haunted? In short, absolutely! And millions, perhaps even billions of Christians (and non-Christians) are literally haunted by the effects of their pornography use,...
by April Bordeau | Jul 9, 2018 | About Us, counseling approaches, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts
It was the third time the teacher called. Not only is your son doing poorly at school, but he’s also disrupting the class. She’s frustrated and hinted that maybe you should consider medication for him. You know he’s frustrated with school. You know he’s intelligent,...
