Opening Up About Self-Harm
Self-Injury Awareness Day is March 1. To raise awareness on this topic, one of our counselors at Mercy Multiplied, Leslie Lamb, MS, NCC, LPC is [...]
Finding Hope After Disappointment
Have you ever gotten your hopes up, only to be disappointed? Finding hope after disappointment is difficult. Maybe you want to have hope but are afraid of getting hurt, or [...]
All Things For Good (Guest Blog: Jaime Jamgochian)
We are honored to have CCM artist and singer/songwriter Jaime Jamgochian sharing her heart on the blog today! The Valley Season Sometimes it is easy [...]
The Hurts We Bury Are The Hurts We Carry
I love the changing seasons, and fall is absolutely beautiful here in Tennessee. At times, it can feel like a slower season. The leaves slowly [...]
Doing Hard Things
Last year I had a conversation with the Lord that went like this: Jesus: “It’s now or never. You need to take care of yourself [...]
Peace in the Midst of Anxiety
I think everyone can agree that 2020 is not what anyone expected. If you, like me, have experienced anxiety in all this, it’s ok. In [...]
Jesus Loves Me (2003 Mercy Graduate)
Jesus loves me, this I know. For the Bible tells me so...” I remember singing this song in Sunday School as a child. I knew [...]
Giving Yourself Permission to Handle the Suicide of a Loved One in a Healthy Way
September 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day. Our heart goes out to those who have lost a loved one from suicide. In today's blog, professional [...]
Navigating Your Anger at the Lord
Anger at the Lord Anger is an emotion that is often overlooked when talking about our relationship with God, yet it is crucial to understand, [...]
How Counseling in College Changed My Life
Counseling as college students College students are often hesitant to see a counselor or get help with their struggles. It may be due to the busy nature of student life, fear of judgment from peers, or [...]
Why I Took Time Off From College (2016 Mercy Grad)
From my freshman year of high school, I had my college plans laid out. I was going to go to a big state university, [...]
Am I Okay? Why Checking In With Yourself Is So Important
Do you ever take the time to ask yourself, "Am I Okay?" As a mental health professional, I cannot overemphasize how important it is [...]