In this special edition of Help and Hope entitled "In the Counselor's Room", guest host Alasdair Groves speaks with Dr. Ed Welch about "exposing a counselee's mythology".
We are looking for individuals interested in bringing a group to the CCEF National Conference! If you organize a group and register before the June 25th deadline, then you will receive SPECIAL BONUSES!
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“Men will talk about their struggle with pornography, but don’t ask about their money.”
A veteran of many men’s groups made that observation, and it made sense. As a counselor, I talk about sex with people, but I cannot remember the last time I talked about money.
This week’s Help and Hope podcast equips those who want to act redemptively in the life of someone who struggles with bipolar disorder. Listen to learn what it can look like to walk alongside the struggler and be strategic in providing effective interventions and long-term care.
“For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong.” This is a quote by H. L. Mencken. A black-or-white thinker would reject it. A see-different-perspectives, could-be-this-could-be-that thinker (this contrasting group doesn’t a particular name[1]) would appreciate it, but might add, “and sometimes a complex problem can also have an answer that is clear, simple and right.”
