The concept of “lay counseling” is often misinterpreted. Most people are familiar with the concept of counseling— a client meets with a licensed professional to discuss a variety of topics to seek […]
Category Archives: Caring for Others
Lessons from Dr. Thompson’s Attachment: Shame and the Embodiment of Beauty workshop. By Pam Stroup On September 16, I attended an LCI workshop entitled Attachment: Shame and the Embodiment of Beauty, […]
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Reason to Engage #1: Step into the Uncomfortable
Reason to Engage #1: Adults Should Be Willing to Step into the Uncomfortable Why would any adult who cares about, raises, counsels, teaches, or works with kids watch the Netflix […]
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Reasons to Engage “13 Reasons Why”
Reasons to Engage “13 Reasons Why” by Dr. Bill Clark Over the next 6 weeks, we’re posting a series of blogs discussing the Netflix series, 13 Reasons Why, based on […]
by Dr. Bill Clark Recently, I sat with two friends at Starbucks discussing ministry, marriages, marriage dilemmas, the things we tend to say and think about marriage. As we talked […]
When I think about caring for others, I am reminded of a the time I joined some fellow cyclists on the Civil War Century bike ride. I signed up for […]