Seeking to understand and prevent suicides
Suicide makes me mad. Those might sound like strange and strong words from a therapist who normally counsels understanding and forgiveness, but I can’t ignore the emotional response for two
Struggling with a mental health issue? Wanting to better understand what someone you love is going through? The Care to Change team shares what we know, along with plenty of practical, plain-spoken advice. Scroll down to the topic list to find the subject you seek. Have a suggestion for something we haven’t covered? Email it to us.
Suicide makes me mad. Those might sound like strange and strong words from a therapist who normally counsels understanding and forgiveness, but I can’t ignore the emotional response for two
“Our kids just don’t understand the value of a dollar. They think they’re entitled to whatever they want, and have no concept of what it takes to get money. They
You can be supportive of your loved one without enabling. If you have a family member or close friend who is struggling with addiction, I’m sure you want to help
“Carter was always a strong-willed child. When he was a toddler, we thought he was just spirited and tough to rein in. School was difficult from the beginning — he
Care to Change welcomes Michael Spencer to our team! Since the mid-1980s, Mike has combined ministry with counseling for families, couples, and individuals of all ages, using his own life
The human body is one of God’s most amazing creations. Stop and think about life. From the moment of conception, microscopic cells divide and transform. They become eyes, feet, livers,
As a therapist, I’ve had people tell me they want to be all sorts of things. Happier. Healthier. More enthusiastic. More optimistic. Having greater satisfaction with their lives. Being better
The most common image of counseling is a person reclining on a couch, talking at length about his or her problems, while the counselor furiously scribbles notes and occasionally asks,
As professional counselors, we’ve helped hundreds of people become better able to deal with life’s challenges. No two people are alike, and no two situations are alike, but there is
Easter’s approach is a powerful reminder to Christians of the ultimate sacrifice Christ made for us: the forgiveness of our sins. We hear the story of the Passion year after
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