Experiencing hurt within your church community can be deeply painful, leaving emotional scars that challenge one's faith. Churches, ideally places of love, support, and spiritual growth, can sometimes become places of disappointment.

Grief is a natural, expected reaction to the loss of our loved ones, significant relationships, or major life changes. For most people, grief follows a pattern that, while painful, eventually leads to healing.

In the quest to combat anxiety, various therapeutic approaches have gained prominence. One such approach that has been praised for its effectiveness is Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT).

A sexless marriage can be a source of significant distress for both individuals. It can erode intimacy, lead to feelings of rejection, and strain the emotional bond.

Finding light in the darkness of our lives can sometimes feel suffocating. Depression can absorb all of our hope and joy, leaving no room for happiness.

Grief is a universal human experience and is a natural response to loss. It can happen after the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, or a significant life change.

Effective communication is key to a healthy relationship. These tips can help you create a safe space to understand each other and build a deeper, more loving bond.

Discover the reasons behind the waves of grief and unlock proven techniques for healing.

This is the person you love the most in the world, and yet lately you can’t carry out a normal conversation.

The truth is that 80% of couples experience a sexual discrepancy. In fact, desire discrepancy and low desire are two of the most common…

EFT stands for Emotionally Focused Therapy, a method of couples therapy developed by Sue Johnson.

What is PSYPACT and why does it matter?

Faith & Therapy: A Match Made in Heaven?