“Lead, Kindly Light, amid the encircling gloom
Lead Thou me on!
The night is dark, and I am far from home –
Lead Thou me on!
Keep Thou my feet; I do not ask to see
The distant scene-one step enough for me.”
Blessed John Henry Newman
If you are in need of counseling or know someone who is, please contact Lamar Hunt Jr. or see his website at http://lamarhuntjrcounseling.com/.
“What is it you desire? What kind of method or procedure do you paint for yourself in this life? What do you think serving God involves other than avoiding evil, keeping His commandments, and being occupied with things of God as best we can?” St. John of the Cross If you are in need of counseling or know someone who is, please contact Lamar Hunt Jr. or see his website at http://lamarhuntjrcounseling.com/.
We should not only cope with our own sorrows and learn from them, but we should also share in other people’s sorrow and suffering, even if they have brought it on themselves. A devout person can oftentimes be less sorrowful and consequently less compassionate than the poor sinners of the world. In any society, the difference between the pious and the saintly is often the degree of compassion and acceptance of another’s pain through sorrow that has strangely linked the saintly to the sinful. If you are in need of counseling or know someone who is, please contact Lamar Hunt Jr. or see his website athttp://lamarhuntjrcounseling.com/.
Those who seek an escape from the normal sadness of life through prayer and religious practice often use the defense mechanisms of denial and repression to create a false sense of tranquility. This only stores away the tears and anger for another day. Constant denial of the realities of the human situation can lead eventually to a profound sadness and depression, which often require therapeutic intervention and sometimes medication. If you are in need of counseling or know someone who is, please contact Lamar Hunt Jr. or see his website at http://lamarhuntjrcounseling.com/.
Psychologists from St. Augustine to Freud have seen fear as a universal, underlying experience of life. Fears usually begin in childhood and should be clearly recognized by every mature adult. Here is a list of our most common fears which tend to be pervasive and last throughout life.
*Fear of being hurt
*Fear of illness-sometimes called hypochondria
*Fear of rejection by others
*Fear of embarrassment
*Fear of being trapped in some situation
*Fear of being abandoned or left alone
*Fear of being without enough funds
*Fear of being controlled by some passion or compulsion
*Fear of death
Make a list of your most common fears which may include some of the above and some unique to you. Fear can motivate us to do good or to do bad. Fear can make us wisely cautious and warn us of real danger. However fear can also paralyze us and cause us to hold back, or never begin what we should have started. “Know your fears!” If you are in need of counseling or know someone who is, please contact Lamar Hunt Jr. or see his website at http://lamarhuntjrcounseling.com/
Lamar Hunt, Jr. knows the Bible provides sound advice. Lamar like to use an appropriate bible quote to help individuals in counseling. Here’s another of his favorites: “There is one whose rash words are like sword thrusts, but the tongue of the wise brings healing.” Proverbs 12:18. If you are in need of counseling, please contact Lamar Hunt Jr. or see his website at http://lamarhuntjrcounseling.com/
Lamar Hunt, Jr. provides services to clients suffering from depression. Here are some signs to look for if you think you are depressed or know someone who may be suffering from depression. Eating and sleeping habits have changed. Difficulty concentrating, focusing and sustaining attention is another symptom. Also, having trouble remembering information and making decisions can point to a diagnosis of depression. When someone suffers from depression, it is a whole body experience and a person’s moods, thoughts and behavior are affected. Depression is a serious condition that needs help from a professional. If you are in need of counseling or know someone who is, please contact Lamar Hunt Jr. or see his website at http://lamarhuntjrcounseling.com/
Lamar Hunt, Jr. loves to read the Bible. He also loves to use his favorite quotes in not only understanding how to help individuals in counseling but to pass on to his counseling clients. Here’s one of his favorites: “By Wisdom is a house built, by understanding is it made firm; And by knowledge are its rooms filled with every precious and pleasing possession. A wise man is more powerful than a strong man, and a man of knowledge than a man of might; For it is by wise guidance that you wage war, and the victory is due to a wealth of counselors.” Proverbs 24:3-6. If you are in need of counseling, please contact Lamar Hunt Jr. or see his website at http://lamarhuntjrcounseling.com/
Lamar Hunt, Jr. understands conflict in marriages and how to deal with it. “It is not what couples fight about or even the fact that they do fight that threatens a marriage…actually what couples argue about at the beginning of marriage they usually argue about for the rest of it.” Mr. Hunt counsels couples to understand the techniques in resolving conflicts. “The key to the success and longevity of marriage is not if but how couples fight. Remaining emotionally connected through and after a “fight” is the crucial factor.” The important thing to remember is to set peaceful ground rules that each spouse will not only agree with but comply with during all “fights.” If you are in need of marital counseling, please contact Lamar Hunt Jr. or see his website at http://lamarhuntjrcounseling.com/