June 13, 2024
Understanding Trauma
When we think of trauma, we often associate it with extreme events like war, sexual or physical violence, natural disasters, or near-death experiences. However,
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June 13, 2024
When we think of trauma, we often associate it with extreme events like war, sexual or physical violence, natural disasters, or near-death experiences. However,
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The Window of Tolerance is a concept used to describe the zone in which a person can function effectively, think clearly, and respond to stress in a balanced wa
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When it comes to walking someone through experiences of shame, humiliation, or stories of contempt, it’s essential to focus on three key elements: attunement, c
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When it comes to walking someone through experiences of shame, humiliation, or stories of contempt, it’s essential to focus on three key elements: attunement, c
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Walking with someone in the middle of their grief can feel incredibly daunting because everyone’s grief is unique. This uniqueness means there is no one-size-fi
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Learn from Pastor Benji Horning about identifying what grief looks like to each person and how to meet their unique needs…
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Supporting someone through grief involves addressing some of their deepest, most challenging questions about God, suffering, and loss. While we might be incline
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Many people may not experience significant loss until later in life, and when they do, they often feel unprepared to handle their own grief or to support others
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Want to work with others on their own story? Cathy Loerzel, co-founder at the Allender Center, shares that we can only take someone as far as we’ve gone in our
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