Author – Licensed Counselor – Podcast Host
Hate showed up in this space and reminded me quickly that the public writing world is similar to the energy and passion that goes into making my house a home and then leaving the front door wide open for anyone to walk in. A hate comment showed up here several years back. Writing was fun, until I saw it could be responded to with hate.
I am NOT who you say I am.
I am NOT who you say I am.
I am NOT who you say I am.
I'm having to repeat this over and over again because my thoughts can get fixated on the negative and I quickly forget the positive. Anyone else get stuck there?
What you want to be known for can influence the way you live your life everyday, I’ll start with telling you mine...
What’s with Birthdays? Why do we do it? Once a year, a super big deal or even a mention about someone else in our life. Their special day, what does that mean?
I know I am not talking about "you"...but maybe, just maybe you have a "friend" that struggles with the voices in their head limiting him/her from what God is telling them to do in their life. This may be a quick read and just what your "friend" needs to hear today.
The biggest weapons that can harm you during the day you carry around with you.
Your identity is one of the most fragile garments you wear every day. It is a piece of clothing attached to your soul that either stays close to you, or an item you take on and off trading it out for something new to try on. It will develop based on your surroundings, based on... Continue Reading →
What if we changed the way we looked at the people around us? What if we changed the way we looked at ourselves? What if we went from "people watching" to "people engaging"? Read this and then look up and try to see the people around you through a new lens.
Puberty was an awful, uncomfortable, and weird stage of life I wish to forget, but we all grow through it and need it for our bodies to grow. What if other areas of our life, like our Marriages, go through puberty to morph us as well.
Being Qualified or not tells us whether or not we can accomplish something in our life, or maybe that's just a lie we tell ourselves. Can there be more beyond our limitations?
Emily Rose Funderburk, LCMHC 