Six Critical Elements of Parenting Effectively

Posted on July 10, 2026 by Dr. Howard Eyrich

This is a revised post from 2023. It includes a sixth important element. Model what you expect.  My father once said to me, “You do what I say not what I do!” My father was at least open and honest … Continue reading →

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An Ancient Observation: Diagnosis A Modern Communication Problem

Posted on June 29, 2026 by infomedia

Text: Jeremiah 51:17-19 Introduction: Email from Supervisee several years ago: I met with a new counselee, Cynthia (pseudonym), this morning for the first time. She had noted in her PDI (which I received yesterday) that she needed encouragement/hope since she struggled with fear and anxiety. … Continue reading →

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After Sobriety: The Habits That Remain

Posted on June 22, 2026 by Bill Hines

Introduction There are many things that are difficult to overcome that go along with a destructive habit. Behaviors such as deceit when the truth feels too transparent, self-medicating when we feel stressed or out of sorts, using other behaviors we … Continue reading →

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The Grief Work Challenges 

Posted on June 12, 2026 by Dr. Howard Eyrich

Howard Eyrich, MA, ThM, DMin, There are three major categories of grief work. The sooner one takes up the challenge, the sooner they will gain their equilibrium. Lingering self-pity, inaction, and anger complicate living for the griever and their loved … Continue reading →

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Scriptural Framework for Marriage Counseling: Reversing the Curse Part V-Conclusion

Posted on June 5, 2026 by Dr. Howard Eyrich

B. A New Life, a New Power, and a New Purpose We have a new life and a new power within. We have a new purpose for our lives. Sometimes, when a Christian couple sits before you, you must take … Continue reading →

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