Wow! I just returned from England. While jet lag is still hanging around, I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to go with Road’s Scholar and learn about the Lake District; Beatrix Potter and the poet Wordsworth land, as I call it. Then, to Northumberland to stand and touch Hadrian’s wall. I was […]
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A Second Compelling Invitation To Faith Leadership
Filed Under: Advice Column, Church/Faith Communities, Code of Silence, Domestic Abuse, Family Members, Healing and Hope, Resources and Information, Uncategorized Tagged With: affects of fear, church and other faith leaders, Code of Silence, community, face the facts, implications of family support, joy, making a plan of action for your organization, PTSD, togther it can be done, value of some education, weak and strong
How To Overcome The Enemy
The following is a true story sent to me by a long ago former client. It is used with her consent and I have changed her name. Hi, my name is ‘Suzie’, and I am a grateful child of God. When I was eight, my grandma died, and I no longer had any kind, loving […]
Filed Under: 4R's of Recovery, Anger, Church/Faith Communities, Family Members, Healing and Hope, Resources and Information, The Lighter Side/Stories, Uncategorized Tagged With: a Redemption story, abortion, beautiful, Celebrate Recovery, EMDR, our Savior, PTSD, sex addiction, Stranger Rape, Suzie's story, toxic family
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