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Anxiety • By Marla Vroegop

Understanding Attachmnet: Anxious Attachment

I’m back and today I will talk about the attachment style that is known as anxious/preoccupied/ambivalent attachment. For the purposes of simplicity I will refer to it as anxious attachment. I will once again talk about what this looks like through describing characteristics of both the caregiver and child as well as common beliefs someone […]

Children • By Marla Vroegop

Understanding Attachment: Avoidant/Dismissive Attachment

In my last blog post I went over what secure attachment looks like. Now I will provide a picture of what avoidant/dismissive attachment looks like. I’ll do this again by discussing what the caregivers usually are like, common characteristics of children who have experienced this type of attachment, and the common beliefs a person can […]

Children • By Marla Vroegop

Understanding Attachment: Secure Attachment

I’m back to continue the conversation on attachment, what it looks like, and why it should matter to believers of Jesus. Last time I spent time providing an introduction of attachment. Today I am going to dive deeper into what secure attachment looks like. I want to reiterate something I mentioned in my last blog […]

Children • By Jessie Larimer

Parenting a Child with ADHD: Understanding Their Brain and Guiding Them with Grace

Parenting a child with ADHD invites us into a journey that is both uniquely challenging and deeply rewarding. As Christian parents, we are called to shepherd our children with wisdom, patience, and unconditional love—especially when they face challenges that others may not fully understand. ADHD isn’t just a behavior issue; it involves real, brain-based differences […]

Soul Care Matters

What does the gospel look like in everyday life? The Soul Care Matters podcast explores this question through real, relatable conversations. Hosted by Ryan Berg and presented by Luma Counseling, Soul Care Matters features interviews with pastors, counselors, and leaders, offering practical applications of biblical truths for everyday challenges.

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About the host

Ryan Berg is the Director of Counseling at Luma Counseling. Ryan’s extensive education, training, and experience from over a decade serving as a counselor have uniquely equipped him to coach and care for the Luma counselors as they care for their clients. In addition to his work at Luma, Ryan serves as the Assistant Pastor of Soul Care at College Park Church.

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