Don’t Do It Alone
The Benefits of Small Group Learning in Trauma Recovery By Rahnella Adsit Life is short. How sad is it when one lives it, feeling isolated…
Category: Faith & Trauma
Applying Roundup To The Root of Bitterness
By Chris Adsit See to it that no one comes short of the grace of God; that no root of bitterness springing up causes trouble, and by…
Beauty From Ashes
By John Dale I learned how to build a campfire at a young age when I was in boy scouts. We used it to keep…
Stop Running From Growth
By John Dale My favorite author and spiritual guide, Fr. Richard Rohr, came up with this concept of “Order, Disorder, Reorder” a few years ago.…
Hope After a Disaster
The Day Our House Burned Down By Rahnella Adsit, REBOOT Recovery International Coordinator The Fire I was seated on a plane flying home from a…
Whose Am I?
Stop focusing on “what you do” and instead “whose you are.” That’s something that no one can take from you.
Willie Miller: Life After Service and Trauma
What are we to do with what we have attained when we are done serving? What are we to do with the trauma we’ve experienced…
All Counselors Don’t Suck
“All these factors land many of us in the trap of ‘This counselor (therapist, psychologist, etc) wasn’t helpful, so that means all counselor’s suck.’”
Breaking the Cycle
“What we do today has lasting effects long after we’re gone so what do you want your legacy to be?”
The Lie of Try
“Try is a lie we tell others and ourselves to disguise our cowardice when we have no intention of fulfilling a commitment.”