Beth M. Broom, LPC-S, CCTP-II Without compassion, I don’t imagine any of us would make very good helpers. We are fueled by the love of Christ (2 Corinthians 5:14), which spurs us to action on behalf of those who are suffering. When we are … Read More
Beth M. Broom, LPC-S, CCTP-II What do you know about domestic violence? Are you aware of its prevalence and signs? If you meet with someone who shares that they are struggling in their intimate relationship, do you know what questions to ask related to … Read More
Beth M. Broom, LPC-S, CCTP-II “I have stored up your word in my heart, that I might not sin against you.” Psalm 119:11 “For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and … Read More
Beth M. Broom, LPC-S, CCTP-II When a person is in distress, s/he naturally gets a sort of ‘tunnel vision.’ It’s very difficult to see possible positive or even neutral outcomes, because his/her mind is focused on the threat of danger and the need to … Read More
Beth M. Broom, LPC-S, CCTP-II People often ask me how to work with trauma survivors who cannot remember aspects of their trauma or who do not want to talk about their traumatic memories. This can be challenging, but we must keep in mind that … Read More
Beth M. Broom, LPC-S, CCTP-II As experts observe survivors of trauma over the span of time and culture, we are realizing that traumatization has some nuance. We notice a spectrum of how people experience the lasting effects of a traumatic event. Some people exhibit … Read More
