This poem was written by Rick Elgersma in honor of and on behalf of the solders who gave the gift of life for our liberty so that we could live. This
COVID-19 & Your Marriage
Covid-19 Does NOT Rule Your Marriage Your spouse is the easy target. They’re closest to your heart for sure. But now the quarantine ensures that he
Heroes In Your Journey
The Pikes Peak Incline Heaven and Hell, and a Long Hike We made it up the mountain, and getting there created several challenges, including the
Joey’s Fruitful Tale: Better Together & Cold Berry Soup
I once heard a story about a little boy named Joey. Joey was 11 years old, and in in the hospital where he would stay until he died of leukemia. The
Dealing with Anxiety (in relationship and alone) – part 2
The previous article told a bit of a story about how anxiety can lay a heavy weight onto a relationship. But sometimes you simply can’t avoid anxiety,
Anxiety & Marriage – How Not To Ride Into the Sunset With Your Spouse And Partner
Anxiety robs us of our relationships. We can’t put it any more bluntly than that. Now some anxiety really can’t be helped. Like: You’re going in for a
Let Me Tell You I’m Lonely
To Feel Lonely Loneliness is a tough and strange emotion. It forbids you to reach out, it pressures you to lie to those around you with things
What If You Were Better Than Ever?
We don’t take insurance, that’s the truth. We know then that $150 per session can be difficult to reach. But we found a great way to do counseling
Saying “I love you” Well or Lost in Translation?
You might think you’re saying, “I love you,” but that’s not necessarily what your spouse or partner thinks. Sometimes what you do to/for them is a