Worrying that your child will die usually reflects feelings of love for your child. This can be an autonomic feeling, meaning that you don’t have control over it and that the worry often seemingly comes out of nowhere. However, loving your child, does not necessarily have to come with such worries. In this blog post,
It was very common practice when I was growing up for families to have at least one meal a day together – usually dinner. However, nowadays things seem to be so rushed or family members are on their devices and eat meals separately, which negatively impacts healthy child development. In this article, we will discuss
Counselling can seem intimidating for some. Others might be wary of its benefits. In this article, I will discuss some important aspects that contribute to successful outcomes in counselling. We will also explore the risks and benefits of participating in counselling. What is counselling? First off, I want to explain what I mean by counselling
All emotions are good/healthy, and they are there to serve a purpose. Parents’ verbal and non-verbal cues play a key role in supporting our children’s emotions and feelings. In this blog, we will discuss how we can support our children’s emotions and feelings… by identifying and labelling emotions, sitting with our children to support them
The short answer to this is ABSOLUTELY YES. It is ‘normal’ for Christians to face mental health challenges, and there is help. Unfortunately, in some Christian circles mental health is seen as a stigma, or something that the person is not ‘doing enough’ of (such as praying, fasting, etc). However, this is not the case