Insights, resources, and stories to support your journey
Insights, resources, and stories to support your journey toward healing and wellness

As we find ourselves deep in December, the season of holiday stress and complex family dynamics feels particularly relevant. Holidays have this almost magical ability to amplify our emotions, so if you are feeling anxious, frustrated, or just wanting to hide under a blanket until January, you are not alone.

In a recent episode of The Still Waters Podcast, hosts Teri White and Julie Adams chose to address one of these challenging yet essential topics: domestic abuse. Their discussion was joined by Brett Hogland, an evangelist from the South Side Church of Christ in Blue Springs, Missouri.

During the month of October, which is Domestic Violence Awareness month, I was able to sit down and interview a young woman who is a courageous survivor of domestic violence, Sadie Soliday.

Have you ever wondered about the challenges that are faced by those suffering from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder also known as OCD? It is a frequently misunderstood reality for many individuals and often becomes the center of casual jokes based on stereotypes.

A close and healthy relationship between a parent and child does often require that both people are able to bring a certain amount of resiliency to the relationship.

Addressing this topic requires definition of terms since some see variation in the word 'cancel.'

This generational trend is becoming a generational toxin. What is perceived as boundaries, is in my opinion, a weapon to punish an unresolved, and oftentimes, a refusal toward reconciliation.

In a recent episode of The Still Waters Podcast, Teri sat down with Barb Winters, a dedicated SRA specialist and former homeschooling mom, to discuss a topic that many families encounter yet often keep hidden: pornography.