Helpful and practical articles about your relationship with your God, self, spouse, children, and community. Posts focus on marriage, parenting, counseling, growth, sex and sexuality, intimacy, church, spirituality, theology, and therapy in light of a biblical framework and current psychological research.
How can you tell if you are living with a sense of entitlement? Here’s a short guide to help you reflect on common attitudes and behaviors of an entitled person, as well as a few ideas to help get you out of it.
Read MoreWhat are some signs that you might need to find a new counselor? In this article, Branden discusses 6 signs that your counselor might not be a good fit: boundaries, unqualified, one size fits all, their life is out of control, avoidance, and unbalanced feedback.
Read MoreIt’s not a question of whether or not you should help your kids have boundaries with technology, but how. In our ever-changing landscape of new devices, apps, and ways to explore online, this article lays out some principles to help guide you through the challenges of parenting.
Read MoreCan you trust your emotions? To start, what do you believe emotions even are? And what does it mean to trust them?
In this short article, Branden Henry explains simply the role of emotions in your life, what they are and what they aren’t, and why he thinks you can trust them.
Parents want their kids to be able to tell them anything? But how do we earn the trust needed for them to feel comfortable doing so? This short article gives some practical advice for building trust.
Read MoreAre you worried that your teen has started to use or abuse drugs, alcohol, or pornography? This article will help guide you through common symptoms, as well as what you can do.
Read MoreFair warning, this reflection is not about achievements and failures, goals and resolutions. This reflection is about finding out where you have been, where you are, and where you want to go.
Read MoreHow can you deal with the stress of this election? What’s your plan? This article gives practical advice by looking at the Psalms and research on stress and trauma.
Read MoreHow can you parent your children well? These two skills may seem simple, but they’re not always easy.
Read MoreIndividual, couples, and family Counseling for teens and adults in Ridgeland, MS. Offering Telehealth services to all of Mississippi.
Read MoreA brief explanation of why I’m moving back to Jackson, MS.
Read MoreHow are you navigating the conflict at the heart of our nation? What are you doing with the complex emotions you feel around the deaths of black men and women? Do you feel like your way of life is being threatened?
This blog post is written to help white folks figure out the role they’re playing in race relations. Based on the Karpman Triangle, you’ll be able to understand if you’re playing the victim, offender, or rescuer…and how you can move towards ownership.
Individual, couples, and family counseling for teens and adults in Jackson, MS. Offering Telehealth services to all of Mississippi.
Read MoreIndividual, couples, and family Counseling for teens and adults in Ridgeland, MS. Offering Telehealth services to all of Mississippi.
Read More‘Just move on.’ ‘Get over it.’ ‘Let the past be the past.’
The courage of the noncombatant wants to move on in order to move away from pain.
Pornography is no longer an apt word to define the sexually explicit images and writing accessible to mainstream ‘porn’ users. So what should we call pornography which has become so personalized while simultaneously removing the person?
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Read MoreHow can sexual abuse, and its cover-up, be so ramptant in a denomination? A response to the report on sexual abuse cover-up in the Southern Baptist Convention by the Houston Chronicle.
Read MoreWhat would a 20th century fantasy writer have to say about modern social media? A lot. Read on for tips for how to use social media.
Read MoreWhat happens when you lead from self-ignorance? What if your boss, director, or manager leads without self-awareness?
Read MoreRecover. Heal. Empower.
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We offer individual, couples, family and group therapy for children, teens, and adults. We have specialty training to work with addiction recovery, trauma healing and relationships.
