by Cathy Boyd Byrd | Jul 17, 2026 | counseling, medication, Mental Health, Uncategorized
Life Recovery counseling should have a tapering frequency and an endpoint at which significant progress over life-limiting fears and other obstacles has been achieved and new skills, competencies, and knowledge have been established. If life long rehashing of or...
by Cathy Boyd Byrd | Jun 13, 2026 | counseling, work
When I went to a secular grad school for counseling I asked my advisor if my Christian beliefs were going to be disregarded. He said “no”, that I was free to express my beliefs in context with the discussions. I told him I intended to be a Christian...
by Cathy Boyd Byrd | Dec 6, 2025 | healing, Ministry
“If we cared more about the source of a person’s pain than their reaction to it, we might have a better chance at speaking truth to the lies, light to the darkness, and Christ to the evil.” Copied from an observed Twitter post.
by Cathy Boyd Byrd | Nov 10, 2025 | conflict, counseling, discipleship training, reconciliation, redemption, sanctification, self examination, self worth, significance
In classes teaching women about identity, we reference two driving needs of humans, security and significance. Robert McGee’s book, Search for Significance, is helpful as part of this effort. Security is rooted in the need to feel loved and accepted unconditionally....
by Cathy Boyd Byrd | Jul 23, 2023 | counseling, discipleship training
At one point a young husband reported that his wife, who was seeing a Christian counselor at the time, was benefitting from what had become more of a discipleship relationship than a therapeutic counseling relationship. I realized that my years in relationship with a...
