Two Red Flags to Watch for in New Relationships

Starting a new relationship is thrilling, but it’s also a time to stay sharp. Two often-overlooked red flags—inconsistent communication and inconsistent effort—can signal deeper issues like emotional unavailability or low interest. Spotting these early, like hot-and-cold texting or frequent cancellations, helps you protect your peace and build a relationship rooted in clarity and respect, not confusion.

3 Things NEVER to DO When You Begin a New Relationship

Starting a new relationship? Avoid these three critical mistakes: oversharing too soon, losing your identity, and ignoring red flags. Dr. Christine shares expert tips to help you build a strong, lasting connection from the start.

Finding Comfort After Betrayal and Rejection

Betrayal and rejection cut deep, but healing is possible. By pouring your heart out to God and embracing His truth, you can find comfort, freedom, and restoration. Discover practical, psychologically sound ways to navigate the pain and reclaim your worth in this heartfelt blog.

Broken Identity: Trauma as an Attachment Wound

Trauma isn’t just a wound—it’s a sneaky saboteur of our deepest connections. Dive into how attachment injuries shape our lives and discover the gutsy path to healing through love and vulnerability.

Cognitive Distortions: How Your Thoughts Might Be Sabotaging Your Relationships

Are your thoughts secretly undermining your relationships? Cognitive distortions—those sneaky, irrational mental habits—could be sparking conflict and distance in your closest bonds. From jumping to conclusions to assuming the worst, discover how to spot these patterns and break free with practical steps and expert guidance.

Can You Really Fix Them? The Truth About Changing Others

We unpack the common struggle of trying to change someone in a relationship—whether it’s a partner, family member, or friend. Learn why true change must come from within, recognize the signs it’s time to let go, and discover the freedom of accepting others as they are. Join us for practical insights and empowering truths to help you break free from exhausting patterns and embrace a life of authentic love and self-respect.

The Art of Soul-Care: Embracing Self-Care and Vibrant Authenticity

When you dismiss your needs, mute your longings, or diminish your gifts, you erode the very foundation of your being. This isn’t about fleeting exhaustion—it’s about a soul losing its bearings. Without self-care, your love for others becomes a fragile thread, stretched to breaking, unable to hold the weight of authenticity.

Becoming More Self-Aware

True self-awareness comes not from asking “Why?” but from asking “What?”—what can I do, what can I change, and what steps will move me forward?

Understanding Attachment Styles in Intimate Relationships

Dr. Christine reveals the surprising way childhood bonds shape your love life—whether secure, anxious, dismissive-avoidant, or fearful-avoidant—unpacking how these styles drive your emotions and relationships, and how you can rewrite the script for deeper, healthier connections.

Trauma-informed Living

o one gets through life unscathed by harm and trauma. We live in a world that is marred and broken. Nothing is truly as it has been written upon our hearts to be. At every step, we have learned. Something that distinguishes us from the rest of creation is the ability to project our learning to determine our next steps, to create, plan, and build our future. As we mature, what we’ve learned through extrinsic memory (those things we had to pay attention to and concentrate on to learn) tends to become aligned with our interests, curiosities, and passions. We pay attention to what is relevant, those things we believe will be useful and helpful and successful for us.