It doesn’t come naturally to pray for someone who has hurt you but it is exactly what Jesus asks us to do. There’s good psychology behind it though.
Read Two Reasons to Pray For Those Who Hurt You written by Allison Ricciardi, LMHC and discover why what doesn’t seem natural, nor easy, is for your best.
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.
Latest posts by Allison Ricciardi, LMHC (see all)
- Ep. 354 Are You Asking the Right Question in Therapy? - September 2, 2026
- Ep. 353 Does a Bad Childhood Condemn You to a Bad Future? - August 26, 2026
- Ep. 352 How Do You Know What God Wants? - August 19, 2026
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