by Lisa Harden | Nov 27, 2019
Often parents feel a real disconnect to their adolescent and struggle with understanding the challenges youth are faced with today. Growing up I was given books and paper assignments, cell phones weren’t around and only a select few had pagers to keep in contact,...
by Kay Regnier | Aug 7, 2019
I used to think that confrontation and tough love worked with addicted individuals. That was before I was a substance abuse counselor. That was also before one of my family members became addicted to pain killers after a serious motor vehicle accident and before the...
by Kay Regnier | May 21, 2019
I recently learned that the Sunday before Mother’s Day is International Bereaved Mother’s Day. I did some brief research on the origins of both and I found that a lady named Anne Jarvis was the founder of Mother’s Day in 1858. She founded this day to honor her...
by Troy Peverall | May 15, 2019
On Episode 30 we have a great conversation with our friend Troy Peverall of Agape Counseling Associates. Troy recently led a seminar for us called “Redemptive Parenting” and we talk about a few of his main points. PC3 Parent Network Podcast 22 PC3 Parent...
by Charging Rhino | Mar 8, 2019
Oftentimes, couples will come to couple’s therapy believing wholeheartedly, that the other person is at fault. They believe that if “my husband” or “my wife” did not do such and such a thing, then they would be perfect again as they were in the beginning. What...
by Lauren Hill | Dec 13, 2018
Photo Credit: Eamon Queeney for The New York Times Agape is proud to share that Lauren Hill was featured by the New York Times. The article, “To Treat Easting Disorders, it Sometimes Takes Two” was published in November, 2018. In the feature, Lauren and...
