Christian Counseling

17/06/2024

Happy Father’s Day! Dads are so important!

11/01/2023

Six Ways YOU Can Fight Human Trafficking:
1. Pray for our frontline law enforcement officers and organizations that fight human trafficking.
2. Educate yourself and your children about the dangers of human trafficking.
3. Have a plan and learn to defend yourself and your children against the manipulation and tricks that traffickers use in person and online to trap their victims.
4. Dance and gymnastics classes are great fun for little girls, but ongoing self-defense training may save their life!
5. Giving and getting involved with a legitimate organization that rescues and rehabilitates trafficking victims.
6. Like, Comment and Share this post. Thanks!

03/01/2023

Counselors and ministry friends, this is an excellent conference in Fort Worth for something we deal with all the time. Don’t feel helpless, learn how to effectively minister and facilitate healing to those in crisis. Breakout sessions! FREE to attend! Lunch included! Space is limited, click here to register: https://events.bhcarroll.edu/emls/20230127/event

26/07/2022

This training is open to all community members! if interested, click on the link below to register!!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/human-trafficking-awareness-community-presentation-tickets-377338167617

25/04/2022

Dr. Scott Floyd will be presenting Job Through the Eyes of a Crisis Counselor on May 2nd, from 11:30 - 1:00 at B H Carroll. You will not want to miss this! You can attend in person or online (lunch will be provided for those attending in person.) The lecture is free. 1 CEU is $15.00.
This week is the last week to register so don't delay!
Register:https://events.bhcarroll.edu/emls/20220328/event

23/04/2022

You Don’t Just Lose Someone Once.

You don’t just lose someone once.
You lose them when you close your eyes at night.
And as you open them each morning.

You lose them throughout the day.
An unused coffee cup.
An empty chair.
A pair of boots no longer there.

You lose them as the sun sets.
And darkness closes in.
You lose them as you wonder why.
Staring at a star lit sky.

You lose them on the big days.
Anniversaries.
Birthdays.
Graduations.
Holidays.
Weddings.
And the regular days too.

You lose them in a song they used to sing.
The scent of their cologne.
A slice of their favorite pie.
You lose them in conversations you will never have.
And all the words unsaid.

You lose them in all the places they’ve been.
And all the places they longed to go.
You lose them in what could have been.
And all the dreams you shared.

You lose them as the seasons change.
The snow blows.
The flowers blossom.
The grass grows.
The leaves fall.

You lose them again and again.
Day after day.
Month after month.
Year after year.

You lose them as you pick up the broken pieces.
And begin your life anew.
You lose them when you realize.
This is your new reality.
They are never coming back.
No matter how much
You miss them or
Need them.
No matter how hard you pray.
They are gone.
And you must go on.
Alone.

Time marches on, carrying them further and further way.
You lose them as your hair whitens and your body bends with age.
Your memory fades.
And the details begin to blur.
Their face stares back at you from a faded photograph.
Someone you used to know.

You think you might have loved them once.
A long time ago.
Back then.
When you were whole.

You don’t just lose someone once.
You lose them every day.
Over and over again.
For the rest of your life.

17/04/2022

He is RISEN!

08/03/2022

Interested in Gottman Level 2 training? Sign up today!

Register now for Carroll Institute Professional Development: Gottman Institute Level 2 Training June 3, 2022

23/02/2022

— News and Analysis —Israeli Study Shows New Therapy Can Dramatically Reduce PTSD Symptoms, Many No Longer Had Illness: ReportBy Ryan Saavedra•Feb 23, 2022 DailyWire.com•FacebookTwitterMailGetty Images: Sergey Ryzhov A Tel Aviv University-led research study reportedly found that oxygen ther...

04/02/2022

To address this crisis, we must acknowledge that our youth mental health system is fundamentally flawed.