Renee Christenson – wife, mother, dermatology physician assistant – escaped her abusive alcoholic father at age 17 by getting married to an abusive husband. They had children together, and several years later, they lost their 15 year-old son in a car accident. Here is the inspiring story of how Renee took charge of her life […]
Charlie Troughton, a high school administrator, husband, and father, shares his three greatest hardships: the divorce of his parents, the loss of his leg in a tractor accident, and the near-loss of his own marriage. Charlie’s story is proof that, with faith and determination, we can survive anything.
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Survival mode: Feeling like you can barely stand to exist, like you’re dying. Only you’re not, and you are resigned that, no matter what happens, you will not die. There are many life situations or mental conditions that can cause a person to find themselves in the nightmarish state of “survival mode”. For me, it
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Are you ready to break free from the grip of negative obsessive thoughts that drain your mental energy? Through years of working on this myself, I can say with confidence that there are ways to break free from these negative thought patterns and create more joy, productivity and fulfillment in your life. If you’re ready,
Master Your Mind: Techniques to Stop Negative Thoughts and Boost Positivity Read More »
Perhaps the most important survival question we should be asking right now is – How can we ensure the survival of our planet? Kevin’s poem explore’s this critical question.
“Danaus Plexippus” Read More »
I have two selves: Me before panic attacks, and me after. Anyone who has been through this knows what I’m talking about. You’re going along fine in your life…
Surviving Panic Attacks Read More »
Anxiety is a sneaky sucker. Just when you think you’re on your game, it finds a new way to trick you back into neuroses. In my 20’s, I had faced (and overcome) agoraphobia. And then, in my 30’s…
Social Anxiety? Bring it On. Read More »
