The “Real Answers” feature on Family Life tackles the tough topics facing Christians. In this edition, Christian counselor Christopher Anderson talks about how loneliness happens, and how to address those dilemmas. There are answers like simply reaching out to connect with other people. That does mean that a person will develop ways to “push through” …
“Real Answers” on Family Life Our “Real Answers” feature brings you practical ways to handle the tough topics which face Christians and their families. Christian Counselor Christopher Anderson talks with Family Life’s Sarah Harnisch about setting personal boundaries for the new year. Even if the activities on your calendar are good and worthwhile, Anderson says …
“Real Answers” on Family Life Our “Real Answers” feature brings you practical ways to stay Balanced amid the Busyness of December. For so many of us, this month gets overfilled with tasks, but Christian Counselor Christopher Anderson has real-world steps to keep yourself, your children and your marriage grace-filled and Christ-centered this month. How can …
“Real Answers” tackles the tough topics which Christians face in their lives. On this edition,a focus on singles — certainly those who are younger, but applicable to any age. Licensed professional counselor Christopher Anderson talks about how to find “The Right One” as a life mate, if you have an eventual call to be married. …
“Real Answers” looks at the latest research on factors which employees say shape their level of job satisfaction. Licensed mental health counselor Christopher Anderson says at-work contentment is impacted less by pay and benefits — and more by how well co-workers get along and respect each other. Also in this conversation: Why it matters Three …
“Real Answers” on Family Life tackles the tough topics facing individuals, couples and families. Licensed Professional Counselor Christopher Anderson joined us this week to talk about the distinctions between happiness and joy. He says when our goal is to “be happy, hopefully” we base our attitude in reaction to circumstances around us. The better choice …
As another school year begins, parents cannot just “hand off” the education of their children to schools and teachers. So says professional counselor Christopher Anderson, who offers practical advice on “Real Answers“, the Family Life news feature which addresses big issues facing Christians and Christian families.Anderson emphasizes that parents are their children’s primary educator, especially …
Real Answers As students head back to high schools soon, there will be some focus on vocational counseling and college preparation. Christian counselor Christopher Anderson says students would do well to have calm and open guidance from schools — and their loved ones — because it can be a challenge to map out 40 or …
Therapists and mental health counselors can guide people through some significant challenges in life. Physicians and psychiatrists can also be of help, sometimes with recommendations on medications which can provide benefits for individuals with mental health challenges or illnesses. On this edition of “Real Answers”, licensed Christian counselor Christopher Anderson offers his professional observations on …
Procrastination … not just “getting around to it” … getting through it The reasons we procrastinate are numerous, but Christian counselor Christopher Anderson says our self-doubt often keeps us from making forward progress. Any time a person feels over-scheduled or over-stressed, it’s easy to get bogged down. The tasks might be boring or less important …
