Promoting health & healing through Creative Psychosocial Therapy.
In our daily work, we regularly encounter propaganda. Not in the dramatic sense of the word, but simply as the way information is presented with a certain bias. What you or I hear in… Lees meer.
With an emigration to a new country and a new language, all the therapy tools need to be translated too!That’s always quite a task! Here you can see the “feelings” cards coming out of… Lees meer.
It’s my birthday today! But honestly… the homeless aren’t exactly in a celebrating mood (figuratively speaking). Instead of gifts or birthday wishes for me, I’d love to give them something to celebrate. Want to… Lees meer.
Every Saturday morning we come together to do crafts. Not just for fun, but for various “clients,” making small gifts and/or cards to give away. The purpose is focused on discipleship and evangelism. For… Lees meer.
The brass band De Bazuin from Enschede visited the Baptist Church in Schwerin today. How nice! Suddenly there were more Dutch people in church than just us. 🙂 Apart from the fact that the… Lees meer.
A few times a year, and today again, we get the question: Is God the Father of everyone? The fact that we get this question a few times a year says something, because it… Lees meer.
We also work with the homeless in Schwerin (just as we did earlier in Poland and before that in the Netherlands). It is a unique group that requires a different approach than you might… Lees meer.
When I read the title, it reminds me of that song by Drs. Spee: Heen en weer (“Back and Forth”). And that’s how it goes. Emotions are like waves, always in motion. Fear is… Lees meer.
I recently stumbled upon this absolutely bonkers news story. Psst, you better sit down so you don’t fall over laughing. Florida Couple Arrested for Selling Tickets to Heaven: A Florida couple, X and Y,… Lees meer.
As humans, we often think we need to do more, more, more. But is that true? Let’s be honest, we might want more and more, but is that always healthy? And we can put… Lees meer.
