by Adam Young | Dec 10, 2019 | Blog
So it turns out that the practice of reflecting on the story of your life actually promotes healing in your brain. There are two reasons for this: 1. Brain health is a function of the degree to which all parts of your brain are connected with one another. 2. The... 
by Adam Young | Dec 9, 2019 | Blog
A child will develop an ambivalent attachment when she experiences her primary caregiver as inconsistent and, at times, intrusive. When the child becomes distressed, her caregiver may—or may not—provide soothing and comfort. It all depends on what is going on for the... 
by Adam Young | Dec 8, 2019 | Blog
“We can grow up in homes in which the food finds the table, the money finds the college funds, and the family even finds the church each Sunday; but somehow our hearts remain undiscovered by the two people we most need to know us—our parents.” Curt... 
by Adam Young | Dec 7, 2019 | Blog
Neuroscientist Curt Thompson is fond of saying that when each one of us comes into this world, we enter it looking for someone looking for us. Our deepest desire and highest hope is that there will be someone looking for us, and that this person will always be there... 
by Adam Young | Dec 5, 2019 | Podcast
I interview Sam Williamson, author of Hearing God In Conversation. Conversation is possible… even with God. Sam and I talk about what gets in the way of hearing from God, why we tend to have low expectations about hearing from God, and how to begin to learn to hear in...
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