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Journaling: Your Private Script for Managing Life
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The Process and Its Points Journaling can be a way to get all the guck out, an outlet and release for your stress and unhealthy thoughts. It can be used as what sometimes is coined as a brain dump; an anti-hoarding defense mechanism to help us deal with and hopefully…
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4 Vlogs to Get You Through This Holiday Season
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These days, there is a tinge of weird and strange in the air, in addition to the hopeful breath of the Christmas season. This year for the blog, I’m compiling some of my favorite Christmas posts (holiday hit mash-ups) of the past on BipolarBrave.com, in addition to a new vlog…
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4 Ways to Handle the Holidays as a Christian (with or without mental illness)
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Welcome to the Holidays of 2020 The stress of the holidays is still here, especially with COVID-19. We’re still pressured to spend money on gifts (online), or gather with family we may or may not get along with (virtually or limited in-person). Just the idea of the holidays, with the…
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Wanting More of God
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At break of day, waiting, poised to take on a new dawn, I’m searching for my God’s face. I know at the bottom of my heart and soul, I thirst for Him. I long for His presence to burn down the fears, insecurities, and uncertainties within and around me. Have…
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Coming Soon: Church Mental Health Summit October 10th
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Hi BipolarBrave friends — In case you missed my last newsletter, I want to make sure you know the news about the Church Mental Health Summit taking place online October 10th, 2020. Laura Howe, of Hope Made Strong, has invited a diverse and serious line up of industry experts to…
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God Loves This Crazy World (2020 Drama Included)
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What do the words “God loves” do to you? Do they make you roll your eyes? Do they surprise you? Do they stop you in your tracks? The words, “God loves” for me, honestly, fall a little flat. I am not going to lie and say I feel them deeper…
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Update Blog Post for August 2020
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Hi all – it’s been a minute since I found the time and motivation and maybe even courage to post anything. I think between Jaxon’s funeral, returning to casework, and moving out of the house this week, I’ve been stretched thin. Too thin to blog regularly, for sure. So here’s…
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How to Succeed in Psychotherapy (Reblog)
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***The following blog post on How to Succeed in Psychotherapy was originally written by Pediatric and Pain Physiatrist Dr. A.J. Rush at PedsRehabDoc.wordpress.com *** A lot of my patients need psychotherapy. Kids with disabilities—whether congenital or acquired, static or progressive—struggle with accepting their limitations. Kids with chronic pain, even if…