“Trauma Transformed: God’s Grace in the Journey to Healing” (Part One: Shame)

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“Trauma Transformed: God’s Grace in the Journey to Healing” (Part One: Shame)

October 16, 2024 • Jenny Squire

You (or someone you love) might struggle with the lasting effects of trauma. This could include physical symptoms as well as anxiety, or unhealthy relationship patterns. Together, we’ll explore many of the barriers that keep us stuck in pain and discover practical steps toward healing and renewal. This will be the first of several MHM’s designed to equip you with tools and wisdom to foster healing not only in your own life but also in the lives of those around you.

“Heartache to Hope: Unveiling Meaning in the Grief Experience”

April 28, 2024 • Chris Uhles

We’ve all experienced the pain of grief in our lives — whether it’s the passing of a loved one, or the loss of a key aspect of our identity. It’s never easy. But, it helps to have some practical tools to use as you navigate the heavy (and often confusing) seasons of grief. Chris Uhles (MA, ACHMC), a licensed Mental Health Counselor.

“Love Unveiled: Crafting Connection During Conflict in Five Trust-Building Steps”

January 28, 2024 • Jenny Squire

“Love Unveiled: Crafting Connection During Conflict in Five Trust-Building Steps” Many of our mental health issues are best resolved through loving connections during our most vulnerable moments. However, that’s not easy to navigate. People who are struggling often feel isolated while those wanting to help see the emotional minefield ahead. We need the skills to help (and love well) when someone is in distress.

From Pain to Purpose: Understanding the Role of Suffering

September 24, 2023 • Jenny Squire

We experience some level of pain anytime we want something that we don’t have or have something that we don’t want. In Romans (8:28) God says He will use all things for our good. Then it says, “according to His purpose.” We need to have a deeper understanding of His purpose for us in suffering and how we can sometimes operate outside of that purpose.