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11/05/2025

Every season carries unique challenges and opportunities for growth. At Revelation Center Counseling, we believe God’s presence is constant, offering peace and direction even when life feels uncertain. Counseling provides a safe space to process these transitions and to discover new ways of coping that align with both evidence-based practices and your faith.

If you find yourself struggling with the changes this season brings, I would be honored to walk alongside you. Together, we can explore strategies to release what no longer serves you, strengthen your resilience, and embrace the next season of life with clarity and confidence.

📞 Reach out today! Visit www.lifeconnectioncounseling.com to schedule your appointment.

10/29/2025

While change is a natural part of life, it can also intensify feelings of anxiety, sadness, or loss of direction. Evidence-based approaches, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness practices, combined with a Christian worldview, can provide effective tools for navigating these challenges.

Practical strategies include:

Maintaining consistent routines to provide stability.

Engaging in outdoor activity to boost mood and regulate sleep.

Practicing gratitude journaling or prayer to shift focus toward hope and renewal.

Seeking professional counseling when transitions feel overwhelming.

📞 Reach out today! Visit www.lifeconnectioncounseling.com to schedule your appointment.

10/22/2025

Scripture reminds us, “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens” (Ecclesiastes 3:1, NIV). Just as the trees release their leaves in preparation for new growth, we too may need to release patterns, burdens, or fears that no longer serve us.

From a counseling perspective, fall provides an opportunity to reflect:

Adjustment and resilience: Identifying how changes in schedule, light exposure, or energy levels affect mood and behavior.

Letting go: Exploring areas of life that may need closure or acceptance in order to make space for healthier patterns.

Spiritual renewal: Using the slower rhythm of the season to deepen prayer, reflection, and connection with God.

📞 Reach out today! Visit www.lifeconnectioncounseling.com to schedule your appointment.

10/15/2025

As autumn arrives, we are reminded of the natural rhythms of change. The shift to shorter days, cooler weather, and falling leaves can serve as a powerful metaphor for the transitions we face in our own lives. For many, seasonal changes also bring emotional challenges such as increased stress, disrupted routines, or even symptoms of seasonal affective disorder (SAD).

At Revelation Center Counseling, we recognize that transitions—whether environmental, personal, or relational—can feel unsettling. As a Christian counselor, my role is to support clients in understanding these changes, processing the emotions that come with them, and finding healthy, faith-centered ways to adapt.

📞 Reach out today! Visit www.lifeconnectioncounseling.com to schedule your appointment.

09/30/2025

Many people find that after divorce, they’ve lost a sense of who they are. Rediscovering your own values, passions, and goals can help you regain confidence. This might mean reconnecting with hobbies, exploring new interests, or setting personal and professional goals that reflect who you are today.

📞 Reach out today! Visit www.lifeconnectioncounseling.com to schedule your appointment.

09/23/2025

Divorce is one of the most painful life transitions a person can experience. The end of a marriage often brings feelings of grief, anger, loneliness, and uncertainty about the future. While every person’s journey is unique, the process of divorce recovery is not about simply “moving on”—it’s about healing, rebuilding, and rediscovering hope.

Divorce is more than a legal process; it’s the loss of a relationship, shared dreams, and a way of life. Allowing yourself to grieve is an important part of recovery. It’s normal to experience a wide range of emotions, from sadness to relief, sometimes all in the same day. Giving yourself permission to feel these emotions without judgment is the first step toward healing.

📞 Reach out today! Visit www.lifeconnectioncounseling.com to schedule your appointment.

09/05/2025

The first step toward healing is realizing that something isn’t right—and that you deserve better. Here are some ways to begin:

Increase your awareness: Acknowledge the pattern. Talking to a therapist or journaling can help you see things more clearly.

Prioritize your needs: Spend time doing things that reconnect you with your own voice, values, and desires.

Practice boundaries: Start small. Even the act of saying “no” to one thing can open the door to self-respect.

Find your support system: Healing rarely happens alone. A therapist can offer guidance, validation, and strategies for moving forward.

You Don’t Have to Stay Stuck
Love should feel safe—not confusing or emotionally draining. You were not created to live in fear, self-doubt, or emotional chaos. You are worthy of love that honors your dignity, respects your boundaries, and fosters peace.

If you’re feeling trapped in a painful relationship, know that healing is possible—and you are not alone on the journey.

Don’t hesitate to take the first step toward healing and growth. 🌿 Whether it’s for individuals, couples, or families, we’re here to help you navigate life’s challenges. 💙
📞 Reach out today! Visit www.lifeconnectioncounseling.com to schedule your appointment.

08/29/2025

It’s not always easy to see trauma bonding clearly while you’re in it. Some common signs include:

Feeling deeply attached to someone who repeatedly hurts or disrespects you

Making excuses for their behavior—even to yourself

Feeling panicked or ashamed at the thought of leaving

Believing the relationship’s problems are your fault

Hiding what’s really going on from family and friends

Don’t hesitate to take the first step toward healing and growth. 🌿 Whether it’s for individuals, couples, or families, we’re here to help you navigate life’s challenges. 💙
📞 Reach out today! Visit www.lifeconnectioncounseling.com to schedule your appointment.

08/22/2025

Trauma bonds don’t form because someone is weak—they form because the brain and body are doing their best to find safety, even in chaos. Here’s why it happens:

Intermittent affection: When kindness is unpredictable, it becomes more emotionally powerful and addictive.

Wounded self-worth: You may feel like you need to “earn” love or that you don’t deserve better.

Familiar pain: If instability or emotional neglect were part of your early life, your nervous system might interpret chaos as “normal.”

Clinging to potential: You stay hopeful that things will go back to how they were in the beginning—even if that version of the relationship never fully returns.

Don’t hesitate to take the first step toward healing and growth. 🌿 Whether it’s for individuals, couples, or families, we’re here to help you navigate life’s challenges. 💙
📞 Reach out today! Visit www.lifeconnectioncounseling.com to schedule your appointment.

08/18/2025

Sometimes the hardest relationships to leave are the ones that hurt us the most. You may find yourself constantly forgiving, hoping for change, or feeling trapped by guilt and fear. If this resonates with you, you could be experiencing trauma bonding—an emotional pattern that can keep you stuck in an unhealthy dynamic.

What Is Trauma Bonding?
Trauma bonding occurs when a relationship cycles between pain and affection. Moments of emotional or psychological harm are followed by gestures of love, apology, or reassurance—creating a confusing bond that feels intense but unstable.

This cycle activates deep emotional needs and survival instincts, making it incredibly difficult to separate from the person, even when logic tells you the relationship is harmful.

Don’t hesitate to take the first step toward healing and growth.
🌿 Whether it’s for individuals, couples, or families, we’re here to help you navigate life’s challenges. 💙
📞 Reach out today! Visit www.lifeconnectioncounseling.com to schedule your appointment.

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7145 S Braden Avenue
Tulsa, OK
74136

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 9pm
Tuesday	8am - 9pm
Wednesday	8am - 9pm
Thursday	8am - 9pm
Friday	8am - 9pm

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+19184969588

Website

http://www.lifeconnectioncounseling.com/

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