Novak Counseling Services -Kim Novak

09/24/2021

09/24/2021

Humility and forgiveness are key to having difficult conversations. It is very common for an apology to open the door for the other person to see what he or she has done. Join me in dealing with the hurt and fears on the inside and learn how to have that difficult conversation at my next workshop, The Art of Confrontation on 9/28. Register now at boundaries.me/confront

09/18/2021

Both quality and quantity of time matter in relationship. Is the soil of your relational plant watered with the appropriate amount of quality time for the relationship to grow strong and healthy?

09/17/2021

09/14/2021

Is love demanding that you confront something or someone in your life?

As we grow spiritually and emotionally and heal from hurts, we find we are able to have the necessary, difficult conversations. Join me in the pursuit of growth and healing, and acquire the skills you need for the difficult conversations at my next workshop, The Art of Confrontation: boundaries.me/confront

09/11/2021

On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, we take time to honor the memories of those we've lost, pay tribute to the sacrifices of many, and check in with ourselves and our own well-being.

Hear from David Kessler on how to encourage resilience, hope, and unity on this historic day: https://bit.ly/3nguz72

09/06/2021

Rules without connection are limits without love. Remember, boundaries happen within relationships and give room for love to grow.

09/03/2021

Bonding is key to boundaries. Do you feel isolated or alone in your situation? Do you have friends or safe relationships who will stand by you as you set healthy boundaries? Bonding in healthy relationships allows us to have a sense of separateness without isolation, providing room to grow in the nourishment of love.

09/03/2021

Choose gratitude today ❤️

09/02/2021

It's difficult to know when you can date again after a break-up. The Gottman Institute explains why it's important to process your grief.

09/02/2021

This is what Jesus taught us, to love others as He loved us (John 13:34). As we place ourselves into good relationships where we can receive and respond to that love, we learn how God wants us to love others, and we can go and do likewise.