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Threads of Curiosity: Experiencing God in Everyday Life
I believe I can hear God’s whisper in these Threads, and when I seek to follow them, I experience more and more of His presence… Hello!...

Debbie Laaser
Jun 19, 2020


Restoring Trust by Verifying the Truth
Lying is often a quiet partner in sexual addiction and betrayal trauma. It is rarely the first thing people want to talk about, yet it shapes nearly every conversation about trust, safety, and healing. When partners feel betrayed, the pain is not only about behaviors, but about not knowing what is real. The betrayed partner begins to question their own perceptions, memories, and instincts. At the same time, the addicted partner often struggles internally with whether or not

David Delmonico
2 days ago


What Disturbs Your Peace Today?
When I was a little girl taking organ lessons—yes, it was organ, not piano—I fell in love with a song, “Let There Be Peace on Earth and Let It Begin with Me”. My version was easy to play, and it allowed me to belt out the words as if I were auditioning on the Voice stage! I’d like to believe that even then, my soul longed for the peace that I have come to experience so deeply as an adult. Now I know now that it is a peace that comes from a trusting relationship with God.

Debbie Laaser
Jun 16


How to Talk About It After Discovery, Before Full Disclosure
In the first months, immediately after new information about unwanted sexual behavior or betrayal is discovered; late night marathon conversations, high anxiety, big emotions, questions that come one after another are the norm – and can be very exhausting and frightening for most couples. Often husbands start out with good intentions to answer questions as directly and forthrightly as possible but then begin to get either tired, scared, or feel like “its not working” or “it’s

Rebecca Deckers
Mar 26


To the New Year
What specific small steps might you take to make this a different year for you? Happy New Year! There is an adrenalin for me as I...

Debbie Laaser
Jan 9, 2025


Everyone Has Needs. How Do We Manage Them?
What did you learn about having needs when you were young? What did you learn about having needs when you were young? In our work...

Rebecca Deckers
Aug 20, 2024


Why Should I Get Help When It's His Problem?
"What I did know after that first night of group was I had found a ‘home’—a place where safe women and a very gifted therapist began...

Debbie Laaser
Jul 26, 2024


"How Old do you Feel?"
The Importance of "Checking in" with your Inner Child A year or so into my own recovery, as a fellow group member was processing an...

Chris Hardesty
Apr 15, 2024


Shameless
Developing a Clinical & Theological Approach to Shedding Shame In Genesis, one of the descriptions of paradise is a place where the...

Greg Miller
Mar 28, 2024


Love is an Undefinable Thing
"In loss, I believe I can learn how well I did at giving love as God would. Of course, it will never come close to what He is...

Debbie Laaser
Feb 6, 2024

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