Here, we share insights on faith, mental health, and wellness to support you on your journey to a more joyful and fulfilling life.
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In homes across the country parents are asking the same question: “Why does my child seem so anxious, and is social media part of the problem?” At New Pathways Counseling we are seeing the rise in anxiety among children and teens firsthand. While the causes of anxiety are complex, two powerful resources—The Anxious Generation by […]

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Many adults living with anxiety aren’t just “wired this way”—they’re carrying the echoes of childhood pain. At New Pathways Counseling, we often see how unresolved trauma from early life shows up in anxious thoughts, restless bodies, and difficulty feeling safe—even in calm moments. Most of us are living in a constant fight, flight, or freeze […]

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Anxiety isn’t just occasional stress—it can deeply shape our daily routines, relationships, and emotional well‑being. In our anxiety blog series we have answered what anxiety is, discussed anxiety in children, and learned what happens to our brains when we are anxious. Our next topic is going to address the daily effects of anxiety. So often, […]

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As parents, we naturally want to protect our children from harm, hurt, or anything that disrupts their peace- that is our job, right?! But what happens when the source of their distress is invisible? Anxiety in children often goes unnoticed or is mistaken for behavioral issues, shyness, or even disobedience (and if we are being […]

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Anxiety is more than just “worrying too much.” It’s a whole-body experience rooted in biology, shaped by our past, and deeply connected to how we process stress and uncertainty. Understanding what’s happening inside your brain and body during anxiety can help reduce shame and increase self-compassion—and that’s a powerful step toward healing. One of our […]

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Understanding the difference between everyday stress and anxiety disorders—with faith and wisdom. We all feel anxious at times. A big presentation, a difficult conversation, or even getting stuck in traffic can cause tension or worry. But what happens when anxiety doesn’t go away—when it lingers, grows, or disrupts daily life? In this blog series my […]
