Overcoming Sexual Barriers Marriage
Sexual problems are pretty common – but they don’t have to take the sizzle out of the bedroom. Physical intimacy issues or disorders…
Finding Your Path: Selecting the Ideal Christian Counselor
Finding Your Path: Selecting the Ideal Christian Counselor. The journey to spiritual and mental healing is both profound and deeply personal.
Types of Infidelity | The Affair Recovery Guide Part 2
Affair Recovery… Is all infidelity the same? No matter what you call it; infidelity, cheating, unfaithfulness, this type of behavior manifests itself as one or more of the following categories.
Affair Recovery: How to Relate To Your Spouse After
It can be hard to know how exactly to relate to your spouse after discovering an affair or betrayal. While there isn’t a single “right way” to proceed, some are more helpful than others.
Sexual Purity Using The Whole Brain
Whole Brained Sexual Purity Left & Right brain strategies for sexual THRIVING! Christians are sometimes defined by “don’ts.” He or she doesn’t do this or that, because “they are a Christian.”
Free Sex Therapy Help
In this article you’ll find a list of free sex therapy resources often recommended by Christian Sex therapists. Not every couples needs sex therapy. Sometimes connecting with a good self-help resources is all you need to get things back on track.
Types of Infidelity | The Affair Recovery Guide Part 1
It could be your worst nightmare to wake up one day and discover the love of your life had or is having an affair. Your spouse having an affair could be something you saw coming. For others it could be a bomb was dropped out of the blue. Regardless of how you found out about the affair, it is PAINFUL.
She Wants Emotional Connection Before Sex | Better Sex For Women [Video]
Sex is an emotional experience. God designed sexual desire to lead a woman into an emotionally intimate relationship and to enjoy sexual expression in the context of an emotionally safe and connected relationship- i.e. Marriage.
Trauma: An Overview
Trauma refers to a range of negative experiences that result from physical or psychological harm, or the threat of harm, to oneself or to those we love.
Trauma and Emotional Processing: The Role of Neuroscience Informed Christian Counseling
Traumatic experiences have a profound impact on our emotional and physiological responses of the body, leading to symptoms such as anxiety, depression, hypervigilance, avoidance, and self-sabotaging behaviors.
