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Move into the Light of Christ

Take a moment to really consider what brought you to this page. Something in your life is holding you back, keeping you from really thriving. We’ve all been there at some point, in some shape or form. In times like these, having a compassionate ear to talk to can really help you sort things out. As a group of faith-based counseling associates, we know that the trials you face will ultimately work in your favor, but getting to that point can be grueling, especially if going it alone. Don’t struggle alone in the shadows; let us offer you light in times of darkness through Christian counseling and the healing promises of Jesus Christ.

Go from existing to thriving. Contact us at 425-250-6282 to schedule your risk-free initial session*.

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Dr. Kevin Klar

Jul
2025
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Abandonment Issues in Relationships: How Abandonment Enters Adult Relationship Dynamics

Dr. Kevin Klar

Abandonment issues in relationships can be a challenging reality. As you interact with others, you’re often not responding necessarily to what’s before you, but you’re bringing your trove of past life experiences into the moment. Those past experiences shape how you perceive the present and how you interact with others. The life experiences we have imprint themselves on us in ways we don’t always discern clearly. A bad childhood experience with bees can lead to discomfort or a deep-seated fear of them or other buzzing insects. A tragedy attached to the holiday season can make that time of year bittersweet for many years to come. We are the sum of...

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Corbin D. Nickelberry

Jul
2025
08

Therapy for Anger Management: Does It Really Work?

Corbin D. Nickelberry

Anger is a normal emotional reaction to situations that cause you to feel threatened or harmed, and that trigger your brain’s fight-or-flight response. Stress hormones flood your body, sending more blood to your muscles and sharpening your focus to prepare you to defend yourself or move away from the source of danger. This type of anger is a useful, instinctive, survival response that enables you to protect yourself. Anger, however, is not always in response to a physical threat. It can also be a response to emotional pain, frustration, or a perceived injustice. You can, for instance, get angry when your needs are not met, you feel treated unfairly, someone...

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Testimonials

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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