by Kris Reece | Mar 19, 2018 | Christian Counseling, Christian Life Coach, Personal Growth
Confidence isn’t something that you feel consistently. Rather, it comes as a result of your belief that you can perform a task successfully. Meaning, it’s situational. I can have confidence to get up and speak in front of a crowd but have no confidence in my ability... by Kris Reece | Mar 5, 2018 | Christian Counseling, Christian Life Coach, Personal Growth
Hi, I’m Kris Reece and I confess, I’m a recovering control freak. I lived many decades of my life trying desperately to control other people and situations. In classic control freak fashion, I would justify all of my actions (and reactions) by saying things like, “I’m... by Kris Reece | Feb 16, 2018 | Christian Counseling, Relationship
Let’s face it, the mother-daughter relationship is complicated. Most women’s relationships with their moms aren’t picture-perfect. But don’t use that simple fact as an excuse to tolerate a relationship with a toxic mother that is hurting you. When the very... by Kris Reece | Feb 6, 2018 | Christian Counseling, Relationship
Valentine’s Day is for sweethearts, but what happens when the thought of celebrating Valentine’s Day conjures up more disappointment than it does romance? Maybe you’re like many of the women in my counseling practice who are married but feel single and alone. In that... by Kris Reece | Feb 2, 2018 | Christian Counseling, Relationship
Gone are the days when you could run next door to the neighbor’s house, knock on the door, and ask if Susie could come out and play, and instantly you were friends. Granted, our requirements for our friends back then were simple: Be nice and play with me. Boy, have... by Kris Reece | Jan 9, 2018 | Christian Counseling, Christian Life Coach, Christian Motivational Speaker
“You can’t see where you’re going if you keep looking in the rearview mirror.” Whether you are struggling with guilt over something you’ve done or the hurt others have caused you, letting go of the past can be so hard to do. Maybe the thought of “letting it go” feels...