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Helping Children Heal
You Can Be Your Child's Hero Recognizing Trauma in Young Children by Elizabeth Thornhill | Healing House Coaching Most people think trauma looks loud—tantrums, acting out, emotional chaos. But sometimes,...
God’s Word is the Sieve for Our Thoughts!
Every emotion, every thought — filter it through the Word. What aligns with truth stays. What doesn’t? Release it. Because discernment starts where Scripture meets the soul. There isn’t a...
How to Recognize Thoughts That Aren’t From God
How to discern God's voice If you read yesterday’s post, you know this truth: How do we discern the voice of God ? Not every thought you think is true....
Healing From Trauma: From Wounds to Wholeness
True healing doesn’t just happen through self-help or personal effort—it begins when we allow God’s Word to touch the deepest places of our pain. The process of healing from trauma...
Discover Which Territory the Enemy Is Targeting in Your Life
Have you ever wondered why certain battles in your life seem relentless? Why the same areas—your mind, marriage, family, finances, health, calling, or confidence—come under attack again and again? It’s...
Exclusive Interview
I’m honored to share something big. I’ve been selected as an Executive Contributor for Brainz Magazine—an invitation extended to a small group of professionals recognized for their expertise and impact....
How to Heal from Childhood Trauma as a Christian Woman (Yes, It’s Really Possible)
If you've carried pain from your childhood into your adult life — the anxiety that creeps in for no apparent reason, the reactions you can't quite explain, the relationships that...
The Paradox of “Me Too”: Why Sharing Your Story Isn’t Always Connection
When someone opens up about what they’re struggling with, most of us have the instinct to say: “Oh, I’ve been there too.” We think we’re building a bridge. We think...
Why Your Brain Forgets Words and What It Reveals About Your Mind
Have you ever had a word on the tip of your tongue and just… couldn't get it out? It turns out there is a fascinating neuroscience reason for that, and...