
Sleeping Better – Part 2
Welcome to the second of many entries all about how you can sleep better and feel more rested! Last time, we discussed sleep efficiency, sleep
We may not be able to see our family, friends, and loved ones and our celebrations may be a little simpler. This can bring feelings of sadness, disappointment, or loneliness. I recently read the following words in a book titled, “Looking For Lovely” by Annie F. Downs:
Alicia received her Bachelor of Science degree in Youth/Social Ministry from Crown College in 2012 and went on to graduate from Argosy University, Twin Cities with a Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. Prior to working with Lighthouse Counseling, Alicia interned at a private practice in downtown Minneapolis.
Welcome to the second of many entries all about how you can sleep better and feel more rested! Last time, we discussed sleep efficiency, sleep
Relationships are hard at times. Why do some lifelong relationships stay strong, and others fade away and how can you prevent a marriage from going
We used to believe that it was depression or anxiety that made people think negatively, but psychologists and psychiatrists have discovered that most people struggle
When you don’t know what to say in therapy or feel like your problems are not significant enough for help. Ask yourself why I am believing this. Would I tell someone else I care about to reach out for help and that their thoughts and struggles are important enough to seek help.
Welcome to the first installment of Sleeping Better! Through this series of blog posts, we are going to discuss a multitude of things that have
Romans 12:2 states, “Do not conform to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be