Trying to think or write down a story to share in a Catholic Story Group can be daunting for some of us. It makes sense especially if we didn’t love school or struggled in an English class or a write assignment growing up, or even now, as an adult. But story work here...
In the podcast episode, Dr. Curt Thompson, shares about a longitudinal study about how parents “dealt” with their child’s shyness and how their attachment style impacted the story they told themselves. In the process, Dr. Thompson helps to rewrite...
Adult Children of Divorce (ACOD) Catholic Story Groups NOTE: only those whose parents are divorced or separated may participate in this group. Within an ACOD Catholic Story Group, we heal from our dysfunctional family system in which we grew up and the devastating...
Story work can be an effective way to heal from an insecure attachment style. Watch Dr. Matthew Breuninger talk about what a secure attachment versus an insecure attachment means. To receive a resource guide to help you identify your attachment style and find...
Engaging our stories with attuned individuals provides us the space to receive what we didn’t as children. To develop as infants, we needed a safe, curious, loving, and attuned caregiver who delighted in our company and soothed us when we were distressed. Yet for half...
Licensed Counselor & Story Facilitator Sara Kelly is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate providing psychotherapy. Her formation predominantly draws upon the Allender Center, Theology of the Body Institute and the JPII Healing Institute. She is the founder...
Kathryn Wessling, PhD Founder, Instructor, & Facilitator Dr. Kathryn Wessling is a behavioral scientist who works with individuals, married couples, educators, and organizational leaders to create a culture of healing, faithfulness, and relational joy through the...
