by Teri Claassen | Jan 22, 2020 | Communication
My husband and I often joke that I am a “professional question asker”. My job as a therapist is to get to know and understand people on a much deeper level in order to help them with issues in their life. Many times in my work, I have to teach people about...
by Teri Claassen | Oct 9, 2019 | Communication
Do you like puzzles? I do! Honestly that’s a big part of my job. I puzzle piece together what I hear people say and how they feel to help them understand what is happening. I make meaning of things people don’t naturally see and use it to enhance their...
by Teri Claassen | Jul 31, 2019 | Communication
Words can be uplifting and degrading. They can be inspiring and painful. Words can cause a smile and tears. Words are like toothpaste because once they are out there, you can’t take them back. It can be hard to control your words, but it is important due to how...
by Teri Claassen | Mar 6, 2019 | Communication
Have you ever noticed that the Bible gives us communication guidance and advice? God’s Word helps us understand more about God and what it means to follow Him. It also guides us on His plan for us as His children and how we should be in relationship with Him...
by Teri Claassen | Oct 10, 2018 | Communication
Words can be uplifting and degrading. They can be inspiring and painful. Words can cause a smile and tears. There are many difference ways to impact people with how you use your words. The tongue can be used for positive or hurtful communication. The Bible warns us a...
by Teri Claassen | Jan 11, 2018 | Communication
Have you ever used this phrase in response to realizing you’ve made a mistake? If not, you’ve likely heard it from someone who’s just upset you. The phrase “But I didn’t mean to” is often used to defend oneself, release feelings of...
