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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

Stop and Smell the Roses

July 23, 2026 By Aimeé Poché

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What a Wild Unkept Rose Bush Taught Me About Being Present I grew up hearing about roses my whole life. My grandmothers had rose bushes at their homes. My mom loves roses and gifted me with rose bushes more times than I can count. My mother-in-law loves roses too. … [Read more...] about Stop and Smell the Roses

Filed Under: Marriage/Couples, Mental Health, Parenting/Family Tagged With: connection, family, family relationship, healthy connection, Marriage

Therapy in Pictures: Family Systems

July 16, 2026 By Allison Schoonmaker

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Recently I saw a couple who gave me one of those moments therapists live for: when something finally changes. We’ve been working for weeks towards getting out of their well-worn patterns when it comes to conflict. Inching toward doing things in a new and better … [Read more...] about Therapy in Pictures: Family Systems

Filed Under: Marriage/Couples Tagged With: family, family counseling, family relationship, marriage conflicts, marriage counseling, marriage issues, relationship counseling, relationship issues

How I Keep My Kid From Brain Rot Over the Summer

June 4, 2026 By Allison Schoonmaker

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Summer is here and I can’t be the only one who wasn’t prepared.  We have a few weeks planned (sports camp, youth camp, volunteering, grandparent trip), but there’s still an abundance of unstructured free time where my son will be happy to embody Newton’s first law of … [Read more...] about How I Keep My Kid From Brain Rot Over the Summer

Filed Under: Parenting/Family Tagged With: children, family, intentionality, kids, mental health, parenting

Trauma-Informed Parenting: Building Resilience in Children and Families

March 6, 2025 By Aimeé Poché

The Day I Heard Her Story: How Trauma-Informed Parenting Can Support Children's Mental Health In my years of connecting with parents in various Mom’s bible study groups and adoption and foster care support groups, I’ve heard countless stories of heartbreak and hope. But one … [Read more...] about Trauma-Informed Parenting: Building Resilience in Children and Families

Filed Under: Christian Living, Emotions, Mental Health, Parenting/Family Tagged With: Building Child Resilience, Christian Parenting Advice, family, healing, parenting, Parenting Through Trauma, resilience, Trauma-Informed Parenting

New Morning, New Mercies – How To Calm Your Emotions

February 27, 2024 By Shannon Farris

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It is 5:30 in the morning, and my 18-month-old is wide awake and ready to go. I have only had two, maybe three, sips of my coffee as I sit at the table while he partially eats his breakfast and attempts to feed the rest to our dog. As I repeatedly tell him 'no,' he looks me in … [Read more...] about New Morning, New Mercies – How To Calm Your Emotions

Filed Under: Emotions, Parenting/Family Tagged With: emotion, emotional management, faith, family, parenting

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