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Dr. Mary
Franzen Clark
Most
relationships-friendships, couples, coworkers, family-start off caring,
happy, safe, healthy. But sometimes, for reasons known or unknown,
one member of the relationship starts behaving in unsafe, threatening,
abusive or controlling ways. This creates a dilemma-you now care
for and fear the same person. What to do?
Together and
Strong first looks at fear-what is is, when it is helpful and when
it isn't, and how it can invade relationships. Many people try to
adapt to the co-existence of love and fear. Can the relationship
be made safe again? Six types of adaptations are examined to see
how or if they solve the problem with case examples to illustrate the
various relationships.
The final section
focuses on empowerment-the one alternative that can be address the
love/fear dilemma and help people be Together and Strong.
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Dr. Timothy
Hogan
Drs. Archibald Hart and Timothy Hogan know, that the guidance of a
reputable counselor or biblically based spiritual advisor is a gift of
God to people who are hurting. They also know the pitfalls in
finding qualified help. In How to Find the Help You Need,
they answer your concerns with seasoned advice that will help you chart
a safe course through some of life's most painful times. How to
Find the Help You Need helps you make informed choices, with
insights into:
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Self-assessment tools
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How to save
time and money in counseling
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Red flags to
watch for in a counselor
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The kinds of
help available
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How to
recognize a trust-worthy counselor
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General
strategies for growth
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