
Celebrating Our BipolarBrave Mental Health & Faith Award for Organization of 2023!
Celebrating Our BipolarBrave Mental Health & Faith Award for Organization of 2023! We are thrilled to announce that Fresh Hope for Mental Health has been
Celebrating Our BipolarBrave Mental Health & Faith Award for Organization of 2023! We are thrilled to announce that Fresh Hope for Mental Health has been
I Need a Hope Coach! By (Author) I know I’ve felt it. A feeling of being unable to move forward in my decisions. Of ruminating.
A Virtual Mental Health Conference Led by Those Who Have Lived Experience Hosted by On February 11, 2023, Fresh Hope for Mental Health will be
The Winters of our Lives by Sheryl Gehrls God’s Word tells us that there is a season for everything in life. In the book of
Have you ever felt stuck in life? What do you do when your circumstances or the pain inside overwhelms your ability to move forward? Have
I had to look twice, blink and open my eyes wide when I first read the news: “Cheslie Kryst: Former Miss USA dead at 30”*.
As they say, “The only thing that never changes is change.” Life is full of changes. Some changes that we make, others make, or life makes for us. Some changes we like; others we do not. Change is unavoidable.
It only makes sense that our brains have default settings. Those are the settings that our brains default to when we are stressed or things we can do with little to no thought. For example, my default setting for when to eat is when I’m sad, happy, tired, stressed, or when I’m awake! This eating default setting has been a well-worn patterned default in my brain for many years. Unfortunately, unlike being able to go into your computer default settings, make a change and click “save,” we cannot do that with our brains. Instead, if we want to make changes to our default settings, we must make them bit by bit, by starting a mini habit that we can do without one ounce of motivation on our part; a simple thing that can be done by sheer self-willpower.
David practices dealing with his enemies with the spiritual tool of meekness. Meekness is not weakness. Meekness is strength under control. Here are some ways we can use meekness to manage depression.
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