There are many reasons you might be reading this article. It may be that you are already working on your sobriety and wonder if this article is going to get […] Read More »
Friendship fuels the flames of romance because it offers the best protection against feeling adversarial toward your partner.” — Dr. John Gottman Over the last 16 months, we have found […] Read More »
In her book, The Work of the Chaplain, Dr. Naomi Paget writes, “Through humble service, unconditional acceptance, unwavering faith and uncompromising love, first responder chaplains earn the trust and confidence […] Read More »
Chaplains must remain open to whatever communication skills will best address someone’s needs and anxieties. I’ve learned that being a good leader means being a good listener. This often requires […] Read More »
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), every day, about 28 people in the United States die in drunk-driving crashes. That is one person every 52 minutes. In […] Read More »
Over the last two decades, society has placed many additional job duties and expectations upon peace officers, such as handling calls for service involving people with developmental disabilities and people […] Read More »
Who am I?” This is a question most of us wonder about at some point in life. Who we are — our identity — reveals our values, our personality. These […] Read More »
A famous author named Ayn Rand wrote that “The man who does not value himself, cannot value anything or anyone.” She encouraged “selfishness” as a pathway to happiness by pursuing […] Read More »
LIFE’S TRAILS… During a recent trail run, I tripped over a rock and fell to the ground. It was not my finest moment, and I was really glad nobody else […] Read More »
Have you ever had the experience of not paying attention to the types of food you eat or how much you are eating, and then realize that your weight has […] Read More »
