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08/27/2026

08/27/2026

When someone hurts you, your first instinct might be to retaliate or vent. But sometimes, the greatest act of love is pausing. Ask yourself: Is being right more important than the relationship? True love often means having a constructive conversation, even when you're hurt.

08/27/2026

In Off the Couch Conversations we've been exploring the differences between "affirming" therapy and client-centered Carl Rogers "unconditional positive regard". We broke down the APAs def. of unconditional positive regard and compared it to Webster's definition of affirming, discussing where a counselors natural human bias should remain within the therapy office.

Recently we learned of reports of a local group of counselors refusing treatment to inquiring clients due to their perceived political leanings. As counselors it's important to be aware of your own limits to treatment whether they be religious, personal expertise and training, and moral or ethical codes. Upon these various reasons, it may be incumbent upon a clinician to refer a client to a provider better suited to meet their needs.

The question we will be exploring is as follows:

Do you feel opposing political views should fall within the category of justifiable reasons to refuse services to a client and how should that be navigated if it is?

08/25/2026

It's tough when someone you love hurts you deeply. Sometimes, anger makes you want to hold onto those feelings. But choosing to pray and then calmly approach them weeks later, expressing your pain, can be the path to healing and preserving love.

08/23/2026

Marriage vows aren't just pretty promises; they're your rules of engagement. Some couples create written agreements to navigate conflict, ensuring no one sleeps on the couch and all arguments are resolved before sunrise. This commitment prevents unresolved issues from building up like a clogged artery, maintaining connection and avoiding distance.

08/22/2026

Humanity's capacity for evil is immense. Daily exposure to unimaginable pain and trauma is overwhelming. But even in the darkest moments, finding a way to leave the darkness behind and go home to love can be a powerful act of resilience.

08/21/2026

Real love isn't always sunshine. Sometimes it's choosing your spouse, even when they're driving you crazy. It's about deciding to love, especially when emotions scream the opposite. That's the tough, beautiful reality of lasting relationships.

08/11/2026

Join us as we get to hear from special guest Pastor Roger Franklin with the Action Center for youth here in Springfield, Mo. Check out Mr. Franklin's article with Ozarks First below and join us this Friday from 4-5p or on Youtube at .

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — For Pastor Roger Franklin, tonight is all about introducing the Springfield youth to a different path. It’s about letting them know that gun violence, drugs and alcohol can…

07/20/2026

Love is….?