by Sarah Taylor | Nov 20, 2019 | WGA Blog
There’s a song that’s popular on Christian radio called “Symphony.” A friend and I recently argued about the song being overplayed, and our banter caused me to pause and listen deeply to the words. A more intentional listen to the song prompted memories of the 7 years...
by Mary Heathman | Nov 12, 2019 | WGA Blog
Jeffrey Epstein is in the news again, or still and again to be precise. Notoriety and intrigue follow the accused pedophile even after his “alleged suicide,” or “alleged murder,” (depending on whether you trust the forensic professional who did the autopsy or place...
by Veronica Johnson | Nov 5, 2019 | WGA Blog
Having a history of trauma leads to some predictable difficulties in life. This post is to help you understand some of the difficult emotions you may be experiencing. There are certain emotions you experienced during your traumatic experience(s) that were incredibly...
by Mary Heathman | Oct 30, 2019 | WGA Blog
It is true that paying attention to our heart’s desires, our personal preferences and passions, offers important clues as to our core longings and hopes and dreams. BUT… a fruitful and successful pursuit of our dreams presupposes that we know ourselves well. ...
by Scott Kingry | Oct 22, 2019 | WGA Blog
Labels—Should I Have One? Which One? Definition of a Sexual Identity Label: “A socio-cultural label that helps people communicate to others something about their sexual preferences (e.g. “gay”, “straight”, “bi”). It may be based upon a person’s sense of his or her...
by Roger Jones | Oct 15, 2019 | Addiction, WGA Blog
One of the things you hear a lot in recovery is, “Accountability, accountability, accountability.” And accountability is an invaluable tool when seeking to overcome any type of behavior that is troubling or addictive. Yet, there are some pitfalls that might hinder the...
