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“Good morning.” “How are you?” “Fine, thanks. You?” Most of us can say the lines without thinking. They are polite, quick, and socially useful. They help us move through the grocery store, the school hallway, the coffee shop, the family gathering, and the start of a phone call. But sometimes those little greetings leave us feeling strangely alone. A person may ask, “How are you?” and we answer before we have even checked in with ourselves. We say “good” when we feel exhausted

Many people want therapy that takes their emotional pain seriously without asking them to set their faith aside at the door. Anxiety, grief, trauma, depression, relationship strain, and shame can affect the whole person. For Christians, that whole person often includes prayer, Scripture, church life, moral questions, and a desire to understand suffering in light of God’s presence. Christian therapy offers a space where mental health care and faith can be held together with ca

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