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Anxiety/Depression

What Are You Doing Here, Elijah? A Bible Story About Burnout and the Nervous System

August 6, 2026 By Allison Schoonmaker

what are you doing here elijah

You might be surprised to know that there are many people in the Bible who I would describe as a total basket case. We've got David, who can seem manic and dances around in his underwear, and other times seems depressed and wishing for death. Samson has such a bad breakup … [Read more...] about What Are You Doing Here, Elijah? A Bible Story About Burnout and the Nervous System

Filed Under: Anxiety/Depression Tagged With: anxiety, burnout, stress

This Will Not Be Me

July 30, 2026 By Sue Miley

The anxiety of caring for aging parents isn't just about them, it's the fear of becoming them. A Christian counselor on holding both without losing yourself.

“Mom, you have to eat something.” I have made three things, and she won’t eat any of them. “I need my coffee.” “Ok, but you need to eat something.” I bring her a cup of coffee. She takes one sip and makes a face like she just drank dirt. “It needs sugar.” “Mom, I … [Read more...] about This Will Not Be Me

Filed Under: Anxiety/Depression Tagged With: aging, anxiety, anxiety management, anxious thoughts, defeating anxiety, family, Fear, fear of aging, health, healthy living, mental health, physical health, worry

Turns Out I am a Flight Risk

April 16, 2026 By Sue Miley

using work to avoid emotions

Listen to the blog: I remember running through a park with my dad chasing after me, mad as a hornet. I think of that now in my counseling training in anxiety and trauma. You’ve heard of fight, flight, or freeze responses. In that instance, I was fleeing. Another … [Read more...] about Turns Out I am a Flight Risk

Filed Under: Anxiety/Depression Tagged With: anxiety, connection with God, Fear, hope, intimacy with God, peace, worry

I’m a Therapist With an Anxiety Disorder – Here’s What Actually Helps

April 2, 2026 By Allison Schoonmaker

Listen to the blog: This may seem like an unusual confession from a therapist, but most of my regular clients already know this about me: I have an anxiety disorder. I have struggled with anxiety really as far back as elementary school. It started in the way a lot of … [Read more...] about I’m a Therapist With an Anxiety Disorder – Here’s What Actually Helps

Filed Under: Anxiety/Depression Tagged With: anxiety, anxiety help, anxiety management, emotional toolbox

Start Today, No Waiting: Making Space in Full Days

February 5, 2026 By Aimeé Poché

how to live in the moment

I made my first king cake today. It actually came out pretty good. It was an all-of-a-sudden, a “Hey, I think I'm going to make a king cake today.” There was no planning, no leading up to this decision, just something in the moment I decided I wanted to do it. I had never made … [Read more...] about Start Today, No Waiting: Making Space in Full Days

Filed Under: Anxiety/Depression, Christian Living, Parenting/Family

When You’re High-Functioning but Emotionally Exhausted

January 29, 2026 By Allison Schoonmaker

high-functioning burnout

Why “Holding It Together” Is Costing You More Than You Think I still had my hospital wristband on. If we could be really quiet as we crawled in bed, we wouldn’t wake up our 5 year old son, who would be getting up for school soon, or my brother-in-law, who had just … [Read more...] about When You’re High-Functioning but Emotionally Exhausted

Filed Under: Anxiety/Depression, Emotions, Mental Health Tagged With: burn out, burnout, burnout prevention, emotional health, mental health, stress, Stress and anxiety, stress management

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