Category Mental Health
We were looking forward to this family trip down to Portland. All that separated us from good food and coffee was a 500 km drive. I usually find driving enjoyable and therapeutic. That morning was different. I was irritated. I was… Continue Reading →
“Pastor Doug, I’m alone right now and I’m afraid of what I’m about to do next.” I’ve been trained to discern the three-step theory going from ideation to action. Regardless, those words are enough to send shivers down anyone’s spine…. Continue Reading →