Peace Family

01/11/2026

https://peacefamilycounseling.com/monthly-book-giveaway/

01/10/2026

Meet Jeff Griffith 🌿

We're excited to introduce Jeff, a counseling intern now seeing clients at Peace Family Counseling for just $40 per session.

Jeff works with teens (15+), young adults, and adults who are feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or searching for clarity and direction. Whether you're navigating relationship challenges, anxiety, depression, or grief — Jeff creates a warm, collaborative space where real change happens.

His approach? Evidence-based, goal-oriented, and genuinely laid-back. He believes you already have what it takes to grow — sometimes you just need the right support to get there.

Currently accepting new clients!

Ready to take the next step? Contact us today.

01/09/2026

Early Bird Special: $175/couple (ends Jan 10!) Regular price: $200

Your marriage deserves more than leftovers. 💕

What if you could transform your relationship in just one day?

Join us Saturday, January 31st for an intimate marriage workshop led by three expert therapists. In 5 powerful hours, you'll discover:
✨ How to communicate needs without conflict ✨ Tools for deeper emotional connection ✨ Strategies for resolving recurring issues ✨ Ways to maintain "you" while strengthening "us"

Includes expert guidance, lunch, resources, and practical tools you can use immediately.
🔒 Limited to 10 couples - spaces filling fast!
📅 January 31, 2026 | 9 AM - 2 PM 📍 Peace Family Counseling, Greenwood

Ready to invest in your most important relationship?
📞 317-881-0409 ✉️ info@peacefamilycounseling.com or Register online at: https://peacefamilycounseling.com/marriage-conference/

01/08/2026

https://peacefamilycounseling.com/discovering-your-childs-porn-use-what-to-do-next-parent-guide/

01/07/2026

Here's why this matters so much ⬇️
When we don't talk openly about bodies, development, and healthy relationships, we accidentally create shame around something God designed to be good.

That shame:
Keeps kids from asking important questions
Makes them turn to unreliable sources
Prevents them from coming to you when they need help
Can lead to confusion and unhealthy patterns

But when we face these topics calmly and honestly? We empower our children to:
✓ Make informed, values-based decisions
✓ Understand their bodies without embarrassment
✓ Recognize healthy vs. unhealthy situations
✓ Trust us with their hardest questions
✓ Develop confidence and self-respect

01/06/2026

Let's be real: Talking to teens about relationships and intimacy feels impossible sometimes 😅

They act like they know everything. They roll their eyes. They say "I already learned this in school."

But here's what the research shows: Teens whose parents have ongoing conversations about healthy relationships make better decisions, even when they seem like they're not listening.

What teens actually need:
Understanding about how media distorts reality
Guidance on consent and boundaries
Help navigating peer pressure
Support for the emotional aspects of relationships
Permission to wait without shame

And they need to hear it from YOU, not just friends or the internet.

Our latest blog breaks down exactly what to discuss with teens and young adults (ages 13-18+) in ways that actually connect.

01/05/2026

Not during one big awkward talk, but:
While watching TV together
During bath time or getting dressed
When questions pop up naturally
After seeing a pregnant person
When discussing friendships

01/05/2026

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If you guessed C, you're right! ✅

Research shows that ongoing conversations starting early—and continuing through every stage—are the MOST effective way to:
Build trust with your children
Establish healthy understanding of bodies
Create safe spaces for questions
Prevent shame and confusion
Protect against harmful exposure

01/03/2026

If you've ever felt overwhelmed about having "the talk," you're not alone. Many parents avoid these conversations because we don't know where to start.

But here's the truth: When we don't talk to our kids about healthy intimacy, someone else will. And that someone is usually the internet, their peers, or media that doesn't share your values.

01/02/2026

https://peacefamilycounseling.com/teaching-children-about-sexuality-and-pornographys-dangers/

01/01/2026