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Grieving God: My Journey with Religious Trauma (Part 1)
I was on fire for Jesus. I believed that if Heaven was real, and Hell was for eternity, it was my responsibility to tell as many people as possible about Jesus. I couldn't bear the idea that they may burn in Hell.
May 155 min read


Sometimes, you need to settle for "good enough"
The Cost of Trying to Do Everything Perfectly From the moment you wake up, you’re already managing the day. You have your coffee in one hand, your checklist in the other. Getting kids up, fed, dressed, and out the door. Trying to take care of yourself somewhere in between… if there’s time. Then work.. emails, appointments, problem-solving, staying “on.” Maybe skipping lunch. Maybe calling it a handful of snacks between tasks. Then it all starts again. Pick-ups, homework, dinn
Apr 102 min read


What You Deserve From Therapy (even if no one told you)
I can't tell you what to do.. and I definitely can't make you do anything. But I can explore the options in front of you- some of which you may not have conisdered- and help you narrow down the list so that you make a choice that feels the best in your situation.
Mar 262 min read


Was It Really That Bad? How Trauma Affects Us All
You may hear the term “trauma therapy” and assume your experiences don’t count. But what if I told you that trauma doesn't have a "type." Early childhood experiences can register as traumatic even when someone else may have experienced something similar and not had the same response. We're going to explore this together and this will give you permission to evaluate your experiences with a trauma-informed lens. And if at the end, you feel you have experienced trauma, or if you
Mar 165 min read


For the Woman Who Looks Like She Has It All Together (But Feels Like She’s Falling Apart)
Most of the women I work with don’t look like they’re struggling. They've read the self-help books, they listen to affirmations, they are successfully paying their bills and making sure their kids get to basketball practice, (or hockey if you're like me)- and on the surface, everything looks fine. But when they reach out to me, they let me know that sometimes their stress keeps them up at night. Sometimes, they become so overwhelmed, they hide in a bathroom and cry. Sometimes
Mar 162 min read
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