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Christian Counseling for Depression

Discouragement, hopelessness, difficulty or inability to fully engage—these are all symptoms of depression. While everyone experiences sadness at times, it is the inability to recover that is an indicator that a person may be suffering from depression. Sadly, many people suffer from depression and never seek help. Some may not realize that they are depressed, while others think they ought to be capable of handling it on their own, viewing it as a kind of weakness. If you suspect that you are depressed, you can find help at Redmond Christian Counseling. Using faith-based treatment, our counselors can give you the help you need to find the healing, peace, and fulfillment you seek.

Don’t try to shoulder the burden of depression alone. Call Us to schedule an appointment or to get more information. You may also browse our directory of counselors.

Articles about Depression

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Luke Bartlett

Jun
2025
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Loneliness and Depression: Making the Connections and How to Address Them Both

Luke Bartlett

You would think that with our ability to reach out across vast distances and communicate instantly with others, loneliness would be a distant memory. Billions are spent each year to enhance our ability to connect meaningfully with other people, but loneliness is still an issue we struggle to overcome. In some ways, the means we use to try and connect with others can further isolate us. Being lonely can have many consequences, and one of these relates to depression. Depression is a common mood disorder that affects how a person thinks, feels, and behaves. It negatively affects them, diminishing their capacity to function in daily life. The connection between loneliness...

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Christian Counselor Redmond

Feb
2025
28

Dealing with Stress While Working from Home

Christian Counselor Redmond

Remote work was a phrase that was not heard often before the COVID-19 pandemic. Today it describes up to 15% of employment opportunities in the US. What does it mean? It is part of a job description that directs the employee to work from a location outside of the office. This inevitably means remote workers will work from home for some or all of the time. Dealing with stress while working from home may sound easy: wear what you like, no annoying colleagues who interrupt your work, and no commute. Where is the stress in that? Without the structure of an office and the routine that it brings there are...

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Having had the opportunity to observe Mali Hawkins MS, LMFTA, caring for people in many different situations, it’s easy to state that she is exceptionally gifted to listen, stay present, encourage and wisely counsel others.

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Everyone is a little tangled up. One of the worst things is that we sometimes can’t see how we’re tangled up, so we struggle to make sense of our own stories.  Chris has helped to clarify things for me.  By observing where issues were linked and noting how stories were related, Chris helped me to see how connected things are.

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I often quote the things you said in our sessions, both to (my spouse) and to myself as we go along. It was a wonderful season of counseling, and the balance of my life will be better for having spent the time with you.

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Chris has been and continues to be helpful in getting my life back together after an unwanted divorce of a 23 year marriage. I would recommend him to anyone of ny faith, but especially a Christian.

With a sister and a mother who both work as therapists, and a father who works as a pastor, I am an unusual case for any therapist to take on. Many would assume I have the support I need to work through any trial life brings my way.

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