Blog. One: Hurt: Let's Pull off the band-aid.
This is my first blog, where I'd like to share about Jehovah Rapha: "The Lord that heals thee." - Exodus 15:26 (NIV). I have been called into Christian Counseling and have been clinically trained with a unique skill set to understand and help people overcome depression, anxiety, or grief while incorporating the Christian belief system. In everything that I do, I aim to point people towards God as the great counselor and physician.
We live in a broken world full of pain and hurt. The fall of Adam and Eve when deceived led to hurt. As a child, I would get hurt from falling off my bike and dread telling my dad. He used warm soap and water to clean the wound, then poured alcohol on it before applying a Band-Aid.
I would later pull the Band-Aid off slowly, but my dad would always rip it off fast, claiming it would hurt less. I always thought it would hurt more. If a scab has formed, the wound is in the process of healing, and the Band-Aid could be removed. Do you have a scab over your wound or hurt? I can help.
I help individuals grappling with overwhelming stress, loneliness, and hopelessness. Through our work together, my clients experience peace and wholeness and feel safe and secure in growing through Christ. I provide Christian psychotherapy, and new clients find hope in our sessions. I build relationships with my clients to guide them towards Christ as a healer and source of hope.
Do you hurt?
Let us pull the Band-Aid off slowly.
Let’s work together to heal your wound.
It used to be a jingle, "I am stuck on Band-Aid because Band-Aid stuck on me."
Are you stuck? Call me.
