Stress is one of the most destructive forces in our lives. Stress and crisis are a part of everyday life and can’t be avoided. Strong families have discovered ways of dealing with stress and crisis that help reduce its destructive impact.
Stress & Crisis Coping Tactics*:
Keep Things in Perspective
Let Go and Let God
Focus on Something Bigger Than
Yourself
Humor Yourself
Take One Step at a Time
Refresh and Restore
*Adapted from Fantastic Families by Dr. Nick & Nancy Stinnett and Joe & Alice Beam
I'm a father, husband and Christian passionate about supporting the development of powerful family connections and promoting a Biblical worldview. I have worked in the Social Services field for over 30 years and been an educator for 6 years. I am a Certified Family Life Educator with the National Council on Family Relations and a Certified Parent Coach.
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Hi Walt. I’ve been able to read the last several of your postings. I like the summary and definition that you provide. They are such a great challenge to “keep at it” regardless of the past family failures and successes.
Hi Norman, Perseverance is one of the most challenging aspects of life. The beautiful healing part of life is “It’s never to late to do good.” And the fact that we have the Holy Spirit guiding us as to what to say is the biggest blessing of all.
Walt
Thank you Walt for sharing your heart for people and families in this blog. Great stuff here for me and my family as well. I do grieve of my own past struggles with building a close family.
Hi Norman, I’m just getting the hang of relying to comments. I would like you to consider being a guest blogger on my blog at some time in the future. We all struggle with family wounds and it could be healing for you and helpful for those who read you insights. Let me know what you think.
Walt
Hi Walt. I’ve been able to read the last several of your postings. I like the summary and definition that you provide. They are such a great challenge to “keep at it” regardless of the past family failures and successes.
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Hi Norman, Perseverance is one of the most challenging aspects of life. The beautiful healing part of life is “It’s never to late to do good.” And the fact that we have the Holy Spirit guiding us as to what to say is the biggest blessing of all.
Walt
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Thank you Walt for sharing your heart for people and families in this blog. Great stuff here for me and my family as well. I do grieve of my own past struggles with building a close family.
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Hi Norman, I’m just getting the hang of relying to comments. I would like you to consider being a guest blogger on my blog at some time in the future. We all struggle with family wounds and it could be healing for you and helpful for those who read you insights. Let me know what you think.
Walt
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