He was learning that the Qu’ran was filled with commandments to kill the infidel and about jihad and that Muslims were dangerous, bad people.
Thoughts on the New Zealand massacre from a counselor
Tag: counseling
Why I specify LGBTQ friendly on my counseling profile
I have decided to not be a “wolf in sheep’s clothing” but rather to be out of the closet about what I stand for. This is especially important in the context of a Christian counseling practice, where others might easily assume things about my beliefs.
ebbing and flowing
(from 1-27-16) We are asked in class to introduce ourselves and share about our career path. I have been writing my way through my twenties and this writing helps me to orient myself to where I am and where I have been. The story I share comes with ease, though it is a deep reflection … Continue reading ebbing and flowing
a whole different world: stereotypes and not judging
I've recently had the opportunity to facilitate small groups at a local college and meet some people I probably wouldn't have ever met otherwise. Because I am working on my degree in counseling, I have been vested with the authority of "counselor" there and, even for just 20 minutes, I am entrusted with people's lives and … Continue reading a whole different world: stereotypes and not judging
Christine Greenwald 