Triggering Creativity and Productivity
Lately I have been seeing a ton of posts and apps for adult coloring pages. I like this concept of doing simple, non-costly activities to relax your mind. I have tried the coloring applications and to me they simply aren’t the same as taking a crayon or colored pencil in your hand and coloring in […]
What Is Love?
Love… Do any of us really know what it is? A dad was telling me that when his baby girl comes home to tell him about a boy who told her that he loves her, he is going to sit down and read 1 Corinthians 13 to her and then ask, “Does he love you like […]
Other People’s Expectations
Are you letting other people’s expectations control you? Take some time and reflect on your life. What is the source behind the motivation of your next big purchase? What inspired your new goal? Are you making a decision today because it is to satisfy some internal longing or to do what others expect of you? […]
New Year’s Resolutions!!!
At the beginning of each year we tend to come up with our “New Year’s Resolutions.” These resolutions can be year-long or short-term depending on your preference. We all strive to be the best “us” that we can possibly be. Usually, this is easier said than done. At the beginning of a new year, we […]
Mindful in 2016
As this New Year begins like most people I have reflected on how I’d like to improve myself. I’d like to be more mindful and intentional in 2016! I don’t like the concept of “New Year’s Resolutions” maybe because it’s been hyped too much and these “resolutions” seem to fade after a few […]
Happy New Year!!!
The end to 2015 here. I was looking up traditions from various cultures as to how they embrace the New Year. What I learned is that most of these traditions involve food….my favorite!!! While surfing the web, I saw numerous traditions from different cultures but most were dealing with food. I decided to share a […]
Happy New Year from Family First Counseling
Wishing Blessings to you and yours in the new year. Megan R. Lee, LPC-S
RESPECT!!!
Growing up it was the norm or common knowledge that when addressing one of your elders, you addressed them with “Yes Ma’am” or ” Yes Sir” or “No Ma’am”, “No Sir.” No matter what the conversation there was a “Ma’am and/or “Sir” involved. This is done in efforts to show respect. Rarely will you hear […]