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Did You Know? One In Every Five Girls Ages 14-15 Self-Harms

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If the word ‘cutting’ means skipping school to you, you may be surprised to learn what cutting means to today’s teens and how many are doing it. Today, cutting means nonsuicidal self-harming, and nearly one in every five teen girls aged 14 and 15 is doing it. Cutting is difficult to understand, particularly for parents and other family members of the teens who do it, but understanding why teens are cutting themselves is the first step in helping them.…

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Engaged To Be Married? Here Are Some Things That Seeing A Counselor Will Help

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When you’re newly engaged to be married, it’s exciting to think about the blissful married life that is ahead of you. While you and your soon-to-be-spouse might eagerly be anticipating your wedding, it’s worthwhile to also devote some time to working on your relationship. Getting married generates a significant amount of change in your lives, and some of these changes may be tough to navigate without professional help. It’s beneficial to schedule some appointments with a marriage counselor who will be able to ease this transition.…

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3 Things You Will Learn In Counseling

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If you are dealing with problems in your relationships, you might be wondering if counseling is right for you. There are many people who benefit from seeing a counselor and have had great experiences and insight. This is especially the case if you are Christian and would like more help knowing how to have more meaningful relationships, while also strengthening your relationship with God. Here are some things that you will learn in counseling.…

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