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Category Archives: Cutting and Self-Harm

The BCC Weekend Media Resource: How Biblical Counseling Helped a Woman Struggling with Self Injury, Depression, and Anxiety

Anonymous January 12, 2013
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Every weekend we highlight one of our free resources. Many times those are media resources—video or audio. But we also have hundreds of blog resources on Christian living and biblical counseling. This weekend’s resource is an example of that. It’ss part of a Biblical Counseling Coalition series of testimonies by people who have received biblical counseling. Though anonymous, each testimony is from a real person who is excited to share how biblical counseling has benefited them. Continue reading →

Topics: Anxiety, Biblical Counseling, Cutting and Self-Harm, Depression, People in Need of Care, People Who Offer Care, People Who Train Caregivers | Tags: , , ,

How Biblical Counseling Helped a Woman Struggling with Self Injury, Depression, and Anxiety

Anonymous December 6, 2012
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A testimony of how God used His Word in biblical counseling to bring healing to a young woman struggling with depression, anxiety, and self-harm. Continue reading →

Topics: Anxiety, Cutting and Self-Harm, Depression, People in Need of Care, People Who Offer Care, People Who Train Caregivers | Tags: , , , , , ,

Cutting: Bleeding the Pain Away

Amy Baker August 29, 2011
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If you’re a cutter, you know what it’s like to feel the pain welling up inside you. It feels like any second you’re going to explode. In the past you may have cried, gotten angry, accused, complied, or blamed yourself, … Continue reading →

Topics: Addictions, Cutting and Self-Harm, People in Need of Care, Suffering | Tags: ,

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The BCC exists to strengthen churches, para-church organizations, and educational institutions by promoting excellence and unity in biblical counseling as a means to accomplish compassionate outreach and effective discipleship.