Give Thanks!
/
God, I am thankful for your tender mercy and your loving kindness towards me and mine.
Read More
So You Suspect Dementia, What Next?
/
Share your suspicion with other close family members to see if they share your concerns. Establish their safety, do they need close supervision till they see the doctor? If they are wandering, burning food or forgetting to take their medication, someone might have to step in to supervise them and keep them safe. Carefully document the changes observed by all concerned parties.
Read MoreAlzheimer's Part 1
/
Dementia is a group of symptoms that affects one’s ability to: think, remember, reason, plan, speak, and relate. People with dementia might also experience: confusion, problems with sleep, wandering, falling, psychosis, irritability, restlessness, disinhibition, poor coordination, poor judgement, jumbled speech, difficulty swallowing, anxiety, loneliness, depression, and aggression.
Read MoreA.D.H.D. Is It a Real Disorder or Just Poor Parenting? Part 1
/
Is ADHD a myth or a real disorder? Are the parents just making excuses for their children’s “bad behavior”? Is your spouse really mean or just forgetful?
Read MoreDomestic Violence in the Church
/
The church has not been exempted from domestic violence. The prevalence of domestic violence, is one of the dirty secrets of the church and like with most areas of challenges, couples in church, hide their secret for fear of being judged.
Read MoreMen are Victims of Domestic Abuse Too!
/
Sounds absurd? Men are victims too, not only have I worked with male victims of domestic violence, I have witnessed them being abused too. Ironically, they hardly ever seek help or tell anyone. The nature of domestic violence varies, some are physical, some emotional and others financial. One in four men are victims of domestic violence.
Here are some things to consider in male victims.
Read MoreConfessions of a Domestic Violence Victim - Why She Stayed
/
Have you educated your children on domestic violence? Most victims are female, between the ages 16-24 years.
Read MoreHow To Win At Work!
/
With the theme of the the World Mental Health day being "mental health in the work place", it is time to examine your EAP benefits.
Read More
How to Save a Victim of Domestic Violence
/
It might surprise you to hear that most people do more harm than good when trying to save a victim of domestic violence despite their good intentions.
Read More