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Willie Miller: Life After Service and Trauma

What are we to do with what we have attained when we are done serving? What are we to do with the trauma we’ve experienced in service and the baggage that it drops into our lives?

Household Six: Staying Strong During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Your family needs for you to be strong and healthy and you’re the only one that can make that happen.

All Counselors Don’t Suck

“All these factors land many of us in the trap of ‘This counselor (therapist, psychologist, etc) wasn’t helpful, so that means all counselor’s suck.’”

The Lie of Try

“Try is a lie we tell others and ourselves to disguise our cowardice when we have no intention of fulfilling a commitment.”

Living in isolation is toxic. We thrive in relationships

“Humans were created to be relational beings, and when we go through a trying ordeal alone, a lack of human connection can actually increase our anxiety and hinder our coping abilities…”

I Can’t… but also I CAN: Two Steps to Caregiver Survival

“…it is possible to have a loving and fulfilling relationship in spite of the PTSD. However, the road is not smooth, and we have to be willing to learn and grow on this journey.”

Published study links REBOOT Recovery with improved physical, mental, and social well-being in combat veterans

Evaluating the effectiveness of REBOOT Combat Recovery: A faith-based combat trauma resiliency program

When you are a caregiver, burnout happens and compassion fatigue is real. Giving and giving and giving with not much in return leads to frustration and exhaustion. But let this be an encouragement to you: God sees you!