Author Archives: Brooke Seager, LCMFT, retired
I have a confession to make
I have never read through the Bible in a systematic way. Until now. Since January 1, I’ve been using the M’Cheyne Bible reading plan…and it works! When you read bits and pieces of the Bible, it’s difficult to get a … Continue reading
A Letter to Self
(Courtesy of Brennan Manning) Good morning, impostor. Surely you are surprised by the cordial greeting… Let me begin by admitting that I have been unreasonable, ungrateful, and unbalanced in my appraisal of you. (Of course, you are aware, puff of … Continue reading
Biblical Wisdom = Good Therapy
Earlier this week, John Piper tweeted: “Thanksgiving is the dethroning of a god and turning it into a gift.” Not only is this biblical wisdom, but very effective from a therapist’s point of view. Stay tuned for more on this … Continue reading
The Nature of Endurance
We all live in an “instant” society. Instant breakfast… microwaved dinners. If email is too slow, just IM or text. Most of us wouldn’t be able to tolerate the slow speed of a dial-up Internet connection any more (if you … Continue reading
Changing Perspectives
I am always amazed when I read my Bible, how different God’s perspective is from ours. The things that God values are not our natural values. We value comfort, peace and happiness. God values the things that discomfort, distress and … Continue reading
Welcome to my blog!
Welcome to my blog! Let me start by telling you a little about myself. My name is Brooke Seager, and I’m a licensed marriage and family therapist in Wichita, Kansas. The foundation of my therapy practice is my personal relationship … Continue reading
findinghopeandhealing 