Are you someone who considers themselves in a faith crisis? In my clinical practice I have had the privilege of sitting with clients who come in with aching hearts, grieving from the loss of connections with loved ones and friends who have become distant and withdrawn. They feel judged, misunderstood, and a bit wobbly in direction.

Humility is sometimes mistakenly perceived as a weakness, but in reality, it is a profound strength. This misconception often arises because humility involves qualities like modesty, admitting mistakes, and putting others first, which can be misunderstood as passivity or a lack of confidence. However, true humility requires a great deal of inner strength and self-assurance.

When attachment needs are not met, individuals may experience feelings of insecurity, anxiety, and loneliness, which can have a significant impact on their emotional and psychological health.

Love is a continuous journey that requires intentional steps to preserve and nurture its growth. Love requires effort from both partners. Regularly assessing and addressing the needs of your relationship can help foster a strong and lasting connection.

Do you have a friendship with someone that can be compared to the friendship soldiers develop as a result of their service on the battlefront? The friendship among soldiers is often a unique and profound bond that forms in the crucible of shared experiences, hardships, and a common sense of purpose.

No, love isn’t about you... it is about sharing, connecting, showing respect, kindness, and compassion for someone else. Love is not just an emotion. Love is an action, and when acted upon cannot help but grow, expand, and change the persons involved in the process.

Bonding in adulthood can be a bit different than bonding during childhood or adolescence, but it is still an important aspect of forming close relationships with others.

Life is full of imperfect things and experiences, and marriage is made up of…

One of the most powerful ways to demonstrate love is through service—which brings me…

My heart is sensitive and tender not only for our LGBTQ+ brothers and sisters, but for widows…