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Interpersonal Skills

How to Overcome and Cope with Loneliness

December 2, 2021 By Crossroads Professional Counseling

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Sometimes people ask me how I come up with topics for these blogs. It’s not always easy, sometimes the idea well runs a little dry and I find myself staring at a blank screen for awhile. Other times God puts a topic on my heart and the words fly. Usually the things I feel He … [Read more...] about How to Overcome and Cope with Loneliness

Filed Under: Emotions, Interpersonal Skills

Practical Steps for Helping Someone Who Is Suicidal

October 6, 2021 By Rachel Miley

Steps for Helping Someone Who Is Suicidal

You might have seen that September was Suicide Awareness Month, and there’s been much advocacy throughout past few weeks. But this won’t be another article just listing the stats on suicide and self-harm. That information is important to understanding why suicide intervention is … [Read more...] about Practical Steps for Helping Someone Who Is Suicidal

Filed Under: Anxiety/Depression, Interpersonal Skills Tagged With: christian living, depression, loving others, suicide, suicide awareness, warning signs

Different Ways of Knowing

August 18, 2021 By Suzanne Jones

Different Ways of Knowing

Knowledge is highly valued in our modern culture. We sometimes talk about those with “book knowledge”, those who are “worldly wise”, or those who had to “learn in the school of hard knocks”.  Presumably the more you know, the more power and influence you have. To a degree … [Read more...] about Different Ways of Knowing

Filed Under: Anxiety/Depression, Interpersonal Skills Tagged With: anxiety, emotional management, Fear, knowledge, relationship, stress

Avoiding Pain Denies Your Joy

July 8, 2021 By Rachel Miley

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We all have our own ways of protecting ourselves. If you’ve been hurt or fear being hurt, then obviously we find ways to avoid dealing with pain again in the future. These ways of thinking or emotional self protective habits and behaviors were likely developed during a season … [Read more...] about Avoiding Pain Denies Your Joy

Filed Under: Christian Living, Interpersonal Skills Tagged With: joy, pain, Self-care, self-protection, Trust

Anger Management 101

April 15, 2021 By Crossroads Professional Counseling

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I don’t know about you, but I’m noticing people seem a lot angrier these days than in years past. Maybe it was the mess of 2020, or lingering frustration over Covid, the economy, or political division. Whatever the source, it seems that the temperature of our society is running … [Read more...] about Anger Management 101

Filed Under: Christian Living, Interpersonal Skills Tagged With: Anger, anger management, cope, coping skills, emotional management, frustration, stress

The Healing of Our Nation and Our Marriages

January 20, 2021 By Crossroads Professional Counseling

The Healing of Our Nation and Our Marriages

I Long to Live in “Precedented” Times.   You may have heard this phrase – or seen a meme on Facebook or Instagram “I long to live in precedented times.” What in the world does this even mean?   We hear dozens of times a day on newscasts, on talk shows, and … [Read more...] about The Healing of Our Nation and Our Marriages

Filed Under: Interpersonal Skills, Marriage/Couples Tagged With: Anger, anxiety, covid19, Fear, Marriage, marriage counseling

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