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Christian Psychology Resources from OC Christian Counseling
Ylena Parks, MA- The Present September 8, 2010Have you ever noticed how difficult it is to stay in the present and set your eyes upon Jesus? Much of our time is spent looking behind at our past – “I wish I would have done …”, “I should have said …”, “What was I thinking…?” – or ahead to the future – “I [...] […]Ylena Parks, MA
- Healed by Faith September 8, 2010“What do you want Me to do for you?” He said, “Lord, that I may receive my sight.” Then Jesus said to him, “Receive your sight; your faith has made you well.” ~ Luke 18:41 Have you ever wondered why, despite your being aware of a particular issue you may have in your life, you have [...] […]Ylena Parks, MA
- More Answers Than Questions September 8, 2010What if you could start your marriage with more answers than questions? Your marriage is one of the most important and satisfying relationships you’ll every have. And like any quality relationship, to get a lot out of it, you have to put a lot into it. A successful marriage takes an investment of time, effort, and [...] […]Ylena Parks, MA
- The Present September 8, 2010
- Dr. Cory Pearce
- “Growing apart” in your relationship: It’s not growing, it’s hiding. September 8, 2010As marriages progress, though, something terrible happens sometimes. Because coping with our differences can be so hard, or because we deeply hurt each other emotionally along the way, or because of the stresses of life or career or parenting pull us in different directions, we adjust by withdrawing from our spouses and start setting up separate lives. […]drcoryapearce
- What to Do When the Teacher’s Lounge Doesn’t Exist September 8, 2010Yea! You have no principal to deal with. No one else’s bratty kids (pretty much just your own). You have a flexible schedule. You choose what you teach, how, and pretty much when. Your facilities are much nicer than the average teacher’s. You’re in no danger of ever being fired. You’re the administrator. But you’re […] […]adminassitant
- New Parenting Survey September 8, 2010Our goal is to provide the information you’re looking for. So we’ve put together a very, very brief survey, and would greatly appreciate your participation. Click here to take survey. […]adminassitant
- “Growing apart” in your relationship: It’s not growing, it’s hiding. September 8, 2010
Couple Communication
- Understanding Men
- New! Books OnlineNow you can read Dr. Smith’s books online at www.OCChristianCounseling.com […]
- A Man’s PerspectiveYou don’t say much. You don’t know what to say. You wish she’d just let it go, but she never does for long. You told her you were sorry. What more does she want? Every time she brings up the subject, you go silent … or leave the room. You try your best to stay [...] […]
- A Woman’s PerspectiveHe’s so distant, and you don’t understand why. Most of the time, he doesn’t even respond to you, and trying to communicate with him is like talking to a brick wall. When you ask him what’s wrong, he mumbles “nothing” … or just ignores you. If you press him to talk to you, he gets [...] […]
- Why Do Men “Stonewall”?As a couples therapist, I’ve had a lot of opportunity to observe how hard women work at their relationships. When something’s wrong, it’s the woman who notices it and wants to talk about it – to figure out what’s wrong and fix the problem. Here’s an example of a frequent complaint from our Relationship Survey: [...] […]
- Dr. Smith’s Lecture on the Psychology of MenListen now to Dr. Smith’s lecture. “Understanding Men” PSYC418 Lecture Biola University April 30, 2009 […]
- Don’t Miss It!Whatever your relationship status, our mission is to help you figure out and enjoy the men in your life. Join us in this live, interactive workshop conducted over the phone. Understanding the Men in Your Life with Dr. Debi Smith *FREE Tele-Conference: Friday, May 1 @ 12:00 – 1:00 (PDT) What is a Tele-Conference? Just [...] […]
- The Rest of the StoryHave you ever let your anger get the best of you? Debra Barone (of the TV series “Everybody Loves Raymond”) is forever frustrated with her husband, Ray. And it’s no wonder. He’s forever doing dumb stuff. Even so, she’s not very supportive. She not only criticizes him (like his mother does), she also puts him [...] […]
- Football and Steak and Shooting Stuffby Tyler I’m just going to start writing and see what happens. My name is Tyler, and I am the youngest of three boys. We are each incredibly different and would belong in very few of the boxes that have been made for men to hang out in. My oldest brother, Andy is a sensitive, [...] […]
- Why Does He Just Sit There?Sue’s Question: My boyfriend and I have been arguing a lot lately. He just doesn’t get it. Nothing gets resolved, and I am so frustrated with him! Now when I try to bring the issue up, he just ignores me. I can’t get him to talk at all! Why does he just sit there? Dr. [...] […]
- Men Are Differentby Christen I guess I knew they were always different! Or did I? This is probably what really peaked my interest in the psychology of men. I have numerous personal stories in my life experiences that have helped to foster this interest. As far back as I can remember I have always been fascinated by [...] […]
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