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Spokane Christian Counseling

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.

Articles about Women’s Issues

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Diandra Kissack

Jun
2025
12

Marriage and Mastectomy: Overcoming Women’s Insecurities

Diandra Kissack

Sometimes, there are situations we face that will forever change how we look. These situations are not something that we choose. They happen, and we are left to navigate through them without warning. When it comes to a change in our appearance (such as a mastectomy), women tend to face more anxiety. When it is a health issue that changes what they see in the mirror, it can escalate women’s insecurities. Society deems beauty to be linked with success. This causes women to constantly battle the image in the mirror. Most of the time, that battle is with something that is seen as a flaw. There are, however, certain health...

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Karyn George

Aug
2024
02

What is at the Heart of Addictive Behavior?

Karyn George

Addictive behavior can be described as a pattern of thoughts and behaviors that emerges in a person when they interact with something that they desire and leads to a cycle that includes a preoccupation with the object of addiction, cravings that make it difficult to resist, followed by an overriding sense of shame. Addiction can be to substances (alcohol or drugs), pornography, disorderly eating, shopping, gambling, shoplifting, or any other desire that grips the human heart and takes control over a person’s ability to function without it. While the world calls addictive behavior a disease or the result of a genetic predisposition or mental health disorder, the Bible uses less...

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