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Christian Counseling for Women’s Issues

Do you wish someone could understand what you’re going through? Do you feel stuck in a particular situation and don’t know how to break free? Are you overwhelmed by the many roles you need to fill?

The counselors at Spokane Christian Counseling have a wealth of experience working with women of all ages and backgrounds. They understand the unique challenges that women face today, and have practical and spiritual insights to help you move forward to become the woman God wants you to be.

Find someone who understands by calling 509-209-8961 or by visiting our online counselor directory.

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Brent Potter

Apr
2020
24

Steps to Recovery: Perspectives in the Recovery Movement

Brent Potter

The notion of recovery goes back to roughly 1830, at which time John Perceval, son of an English prime minister, penned his personal story of recovering from a two-year-long psychotic episode. He notes that his recovery was independent of medical assistance of any kind. Perceval’s personal narrative of recovery is chronicled in the 1972 book, Perceval’s Narrative: A Patient’s Account of His Psychosis, 1830-1832. Researchers at Massachusetts’ Worcester Asylum, in 1881, discovered recovery when they examined the cases of some 1,157 who had been discharged from their facility. Their search went back to 1840. They were surprised to find that roughly 58% of those leaving their care were free of...

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Nathan Bauder

Dec
2019
16

Individual Counseling: The Process and What to Expect

Nathan Bauder

For anyone who has never been to therapy but is thinking about taking that step, I want to give a crash course on what to expect from individual counseling. There are plenty of depictions in movies, on TV, or from Karen down the street — some good, some bad, some funny . . . but more often than not, these depictions don’t give a clear view of the counseling process. You may have also wondered, what is a counselor? Is it the same as a psychologist or therapist? Well, let’s answer some of these questions. In this article I’ll  give a short overview of what you can expect from an...

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