Building a Sacred Home: How Attachment Science and Christian Values Intersect
Attachment science and Christian faith describe human connection in strikingly similar ways. Here’s what the research says – and why
Attachment science and Christian faith describe human connection in strikingly similar ways. Here’s what the research says – and why
Psychology and faith are not in competition. Here’s how clinical psychology can support — not replace — your spiritual growth
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Stonewalling shuts down connection fast. Here’s what it is, why it happens, and how couples can break the cycle of
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By understanding attention, dopamine and under-arousal you can protect connection and support healing within relationships.
Do you find it hard to stay grounded and effective when trauma enters the couple therapy room? This 6-week
A supervisee is questioning why she struggles to voice her opinion in supervision.
A therapist is worried that she’s on auto-pilot when she sees clients and asks “Is this burn out”?
A supervisor asks “Should I use a ‘consent to record’ form with my supervisees, like I do with clients?”