Coping With Relationship Strains During the HolidaysNovember 13, 2025The holidays are often painted as a time of togetherness and cheer, but for many couples, they can also bring…Read More
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What to Do When You Struggle to Be IntimateSeptember 15, 2025If you struggle with intimacy, it’s important to know you’re not alone. It doesn’t mean you’re “broken” somehow, and it…Read More
Financial Infidelity: It’s Not Just About the MoneySeptember 1, 2025Most people understand the basics of infidelity in a relationship, whether it’s physical or emotional. However, there’s a different kind…Read More
How Grief and Love for God Can Live Side by SideAugust 18, 2025As a Christ follower, you undoubtedly have reminded yourself of Jeremiah 29:11 at least once in your life when things…Read More
What is the Link Between Lonliness and Depression?August 5, 2025Determining the cause of emotional distress is your first step in managing these unwanted feelings. The short answer is yes:…Read More
Navigating Stigma and Seeking Mental Health Support as a ChristianJuly 17, 2025Over the last few years, the mental health conversation has become more prominent across the country. In general, society is…Read More
Healing from Anxious Attachment: Steps Towards Secure BondsJuly 1, 2025It’s not realistic to blame all your current issues on the past. That said, it’s self-sabotaging to not explore your…Read More
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Intensive counseling programs for couples and for trauma. For more information call 623-680-3486,text 623-688-5115, or email info@crossroadsfcc.com.
Accepting new clients in Scottsdale, Phoenix, and online virtual sessions throughout Arizona. Contact our office at 623-680-3486,text 623-688-5115, or email info@crossroadsfcc.com.
