What if you could exercise loving curiosity to strengthen your marriage? Catholic psychotherapist, Dana Nygaard, has written an engaging book that is a marriage must-have as it guides Catholic couples through loving and captivating conversations....
Posted by Dana Nygaard, MA, LPC
Abortion is primarily viewed as a women’s issue with very few considering the effects of abortion on men. Given the current abortion statistics (over 60 million since 1973) millions of men have been involved in some way in an abortion decision...
Posted by Deacon Michael Gilbert, LPC
"You can lead a horse to water,but you can’t make him drink.” I wish I came up with this wonderful saying, but it is an old saying from the days of cowboys (and cowgirls). I do not know that anyone actually claims authorship of it, but...
Posted by Kari Froelicher, LPC
“Wait for me!” This was an appeal I often made to the other kids as one of the youngest growing up on my street. My cul-de-sac was filled with little rascals chasing one another for a game of tag, or playing baseball where we spray painted...
I'm often asked this question by both Catholics and non-Catholics. To put it simply, the use of the term, “Catholic therapist,” encompasses the scientific and spiritual approach that guides the work I do in helping people overcome their emotional...
Posted by Joseph Pribyl, MA, LMFT
Stress comes from many sources. It is highly stressful when a person delivers a wallop of emotional or physical pain to us (or someone we love). It then adds significantly more stress when we store that negativity and we don't let it go....
Posted by Elizabeth Galanti, MBA, MA, LMHC
We are missing out on the true joy that Christ has in store for our lives....
Posted by Janice Carbon, LCSW
