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Strengthening the Inner Self Through Christian Counseling

Christian women today experience everything from joys to challenges to trials. Every day we ride the emotional roller coaster. Are you seeking stability and endurance for the race? Christian counseling for women’s issues can help you find the anchor you need when life just gets too overwhelming to go on. The counselors at Redmond Christian Counseling seek to build helpful counseling relationships with each of their clients to provide the tools they need to live the way God wants them to live.

If you need help to become the woman you want to be, get more information by calling 425-250-6282, or browse our directory of counselors.

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Dr. Kevin Klar

Feb
2024
26

Help for Depression: Finding the Right Treatment

Dr. Kevin Klar

There is a common misconception that depression is a deep sadness. The truth is that depression is a severe medical condition. It is a condition that can affect an individual in many ways. There are physical, emotional, and mental effects of depression. Persistent sadness is an indicator but not the only symptom individuals experience. Help for depression begins with learning how to identify the symptoms. There are so many factors that play a part in depression. Individuals who suffer from depression often find that it is part of their genetics and that other family members have fought the same battle. Over the last few years, there has been an increase...

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Christian Counselor Redmond

Feb
2024
22

Postpartum Depression: What It Is and How to Treat It

Christian Counselor Redmond

Postpartum depression (PPD) is a disorder that women develop after giving birth. The symptoms can include feeling sad, anxious, and exhausted, making it difficult for the mother to take care of herself and her child. PPD can emerge right after birth but commonly emerges one to three weeks after delivery. Often, women who experience PPD have never experienced another form of depression. A lack of understanding and experience with PPD can be a barrier to seeking help. Because of this, many new moms feel that these symptoms are their fault, or they are weak or inadequate moms. This is not true. While various factors influence the prevalence of post-partum depression,...

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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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