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Articles about Relationship Issues

Jennifer Hyppolite

Sep

2021

Dealing with Anger Issues: Biblical Advice from a Christian Counselor

Jennifer Hyppolite

Anger Management Individual Counseling Relationship Issues

Have you ever found yourself feeling frustrated or angry with someone? It may have been something small they said or did that set you off. Perhaps they cut you off in traffic, or they said something that left you feeling slighted or betrayed. Our anger can be kindled for any number of reasons, and if it isn’t expressed well, that anger can deal an untold amount of damage to ourselves and the people around us. In dealing with anger, one place we can turn to for wisdom is the Bible. The times may have changed, but people have remained the same. The things that drive us and the impulses at...

Sarabeth Butts

Aug

2021

How to Know When You’re in an Abusive Relationship

Sarabeth Butts

Individual Counseling Relationship Issues Sexual Abuse Trauma

Even the healthiest of relationships sometimes goes through times of struggle and disconnect. Life circumstances, differing expectations, personality clashes, and countless other factors can all contribute to friction in any relationship. However, there is a vast difference between a relationship that is suffering from the natural bumps and rough patches that life brings and an abusive relationship. To describe a relationship as “abusive” may conjure any number of scenarios, and it can be scary and confusing to acknowledge the potentially abusive aspects of a personal relationship – even when the “red flags” seem to be staring us in the face. An abusive relationship is one in which the needs and...