How Christian Family Counseling Can Strengthen Relationships
Explore how Christian family counseling can strengthen family ties and improve relationships.
From Anxiety and Fear to Freedom
Anxiety and fear may be daunting, but they are not insurmountable. By integrating faith with professional Christian counseling, individuals can find a path to peace and resilience.
Finding Peace in Grief through Christian Counseling
When someone close to you leaves this world, the grief can be overwhelming and so personal, it is difficult to believe anyone could truly understand the pain.
His Decision to Book Christian Therapy Changed His Life
Simply the thought of finding the strength to begin again can be exhausting. Read this story about transformation through Christian therapy.
Embracing Compassion
Of all biblical characters none match the compassion of Jesus, and we are to be like him. Read this article to learn what is at the heart of compassion.
Revitalizing Your Marriage
Research shows that marriage counseling shows a commitment to improve and strengthen the relationship, and can significantly increase happiness and lessen the likelihood of divorce. Healing and reconciliation is very possible.
How to Wash away the Shame
Shame seems to have a spectacular ability to drown us in our lack of confidence and make us question who we really are. It impacts our life in far too many ways, showing up any moment we’re starting to feel okay about ourselves.
Struggling with Fear of Rejection or Insecurity Lately?
Fear can begin in the subtlest of ways—a word spoken, a sudden mistake, a certain look. We can compare it to creeping shadows—patches of fear and insecurity that can dim a sunny day.
You Can Find Healing after Your Heart Is Broken
Trying to find solid ground after a relationship ends is like trying to create a scary new life you are unfamiliar with. Find healing for your broken heart with Head to Heart’s Christian counseling in Round Rock.
Marriage Counseling — Don’t Wait
For many, it’s the classic story of thinking that their problems are not all that serious. They see Christian counselors as a last resort and should only be given serious thought when things get really bad.