What happens to relationships when offenses are harbored and people become embittered? Licensed Professional Counselor Cheryl Thompson joins Andy and Steph to talk about how Christians are called to handle offenses within relationships.
Bio:
Cheryl Thompson is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She has worked with children, adults and couples specializing in anxiety, mood and complex trauma disorders. She has extensive training in Gottman Couples Therapy and is a certified Prepare and Enrich facilitator. She founded Concord Counseling STL, a private practice in St. Louis, where she served until retiring in 2024.
Resources:
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We believe that God is the author and sustainer of all life. We also know it can be hard to speak about the intrinsic value of life, health and the family when it feels like the world is trying to drown us out.
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