In a world increasingly shaped by technology, artificial intelligence (AI) has found its way into mental health care. AI-driven mental health apps promise convenience, instant support, and personalized care. However, behind the sleek designs and catchy promises lie risks that many people aren’t discussing. At
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The Digital Trap: How Screens Are Taking Over Your LifeRecently, our church, Crossroads Dayton, initiated a transformational exercise called a Digital Fast. For forty days, we were supposed to limit our phone use to work-only mode. One could also choose to fast some specific aspect
When it comes to improving your mental health, you don’t need to make drastic changes all at once. In fact, small, everyday wins can have a profound impact over time. Here’s why taking those tiny steps is so powerful: 1. Small Wins Create a Ripple Effect of PositivityCompleting
Change is something we all face, yet it often brings with it feelings of uncertainty and discomfort. Whether you’re going through a career change, a shift in relationships, or simply entering a new season of life, learning how to embrace change can unlock powerful opportunities
What is Self-Care? Just like it sounds, self-care means taking care of yourself…with a focus. It means being intentional about listening to your body and mind, then choosing to do something that makes you feel soothed, rejuvenated, or peaceful. As simple as that sounds, our
God understands our human tendency to be self-centered. He knows that our hearts often tend to think of ourselves first and take care of ourselves before others. He says, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” He also says to “prefer
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