Let’s face it, sometimes our problems are our own fault and often times they’re not. If you’ve been hurt by someone, you can heal whether they repent or not…but you have to commit to it. But sometimes we unwittingly get stuck and don’t find healing because we’re waiting for the person who hurt us to take responsibility and change. Here’s how not to do that. To find someone to talk to, visit www.catholictherapists.com
Ep. 55: Committing to Heal When Your Problems Are Not Your Fault
Founder and Director at The Raphael Remedy
Allison is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in practice since 1990. Allison has specialized in treating emotional disorders in individuals, couples, and families with an emphasis on relationship dynamics.
Allison is also the Founder and President of www.CatholicTherapists.com, and CatholicLifeCoaches.com, which provide nationwide networks of screened and dedicated Catholic therapists and Catholic life coaches.
Allison is also the Founder and President of www.CatholicTherapists.com, and CatholicLifeCoaches.com, which provide nationwide networks of screened and dedicated Catholic therapists and Catholic life coaches.
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