Christian Counselors Fellowship is a community and volunteer-organized meeting and educational opportunity for believers serving in the counseling and mental health field. They host a monthly breakfast and offer presentations on a variety of topics related to Christian counseling and mental health. Veronica will be speaking on a topic close to her heart as a psychologist, […]
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Park Church of Denver is holding a Women Spring Symposium! I’ll be co-leading a workshop with Julie Faulkner, Director of Care and Counseling at Park Church. The workshop is Sex in Marriage: Honest Conversations. The Symposium will be on April 25 from 2:00 – 9:00 pm. This is open to anyone and even includes childcare
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Written by Dr. Veronica Johnson, February 12, 2026 This coming Wednesday is the beginning of Lent. Lent is a season of the church calendar preparing us for Easter by remembering the 40 days that Jesus spent in the wilderness. Interestingly enough, the Gospel of Matthew tells us, “Then Jesus was led by the Spirit into
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Foundry Church has asked me to come back to speak the evening of February 22nd! This will be a special evening event discussing parenting teens. This is open to anyone and even includes childcare if you register here. Topics I’ll be covering: To see an example of how Veronica speaks, try one of these clips.
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There’s this thing we humans do in relationships when we try to make sense of something some else has done: we go dark. We come up with a negative interpretation of the other person’s intentions. What’s more, our conclusion sounds logical, but it doesn’t take all of reality into consideration. Here are some examples: The
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We love to say Yes! to our spouse. It is so good to be supportive and encouraging. It seems like if our loved one wants something, it is the best thing for them. You want to go back to college? Yes, let’s make that happen! You want to change jobs? Yes, I want you to
How I integrate Christianity and therapy starts with considering why I integrate faith in therapy. So I’ll begin by writing about the reason to integrate Christian faith into therapy? For me, the reasoning is… The whole point of integration, the whole point of anything in Christian faith, is love. Now, I’m not talking about this
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Couples need to fight. And when I say fight, I don’t mean yelling, screaming, and name-calling. In fact, I really don’t mean any of those things. When I say fight, I mean engage. Couples need to engage about the differences in their relationship. My parents called it “having a discussion.” My siblings and I used
Right away, I need to insert a caveat. Couples need to fight. Click here for a post that is specifically about that topic. In this particular section of the world wide web, however, we’re going to stay focused on couples who fight more than they actually need to. Is this you? If so, take heart,
We are born with many personality traits. Psychologists talk about the “Big 5” personality traits which exist in just about every study on personality. These 5 traits include openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism. Personality theorists insist that we are born with some level of these 5 traits. In general, these personality traits remain pretty
Conscientiousness versus… Not So Much Read More »
