Best of In the Market with Janet Parshall is a weekly two-hour compilation of the daily program, In the Market with Janet Parshall, and airs each Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 12:55 p.m. CT. Drs. Tim Clinton and Joshua Straub discuss God Attachment on “Best of In the Market” with Janet Parshall. Click here to listen.
The following is the powerpoint presentation on Dr. Tim Clinton and Dr. Joshua Straub’s workshop at the 2010 American Association of Christian Counselors National Conference on God Attachment: Why You Believe, Act, and Feel the Way You Do about God. Please click here for attachment.
The following is the powerpoint presentation for the Pre-Conference workshop at the 2010 AACC National Conference in Branson on Attachments, Neurobiology, and Relationships: New Direction in Christian Counseling featuring Dr. Tim Clinton, Dr. Gary Sibcy, and Dr. Joshua Straub. In the last decade, new brain imaging technology has shed an innovative light on the relationship [...]
On today’s Harvest…Dr. Joshua Straub joins us to talk about Why You Believe, Act, and Feel the Way You Do About God. Plus.. we’ll have a Charisma News update from Felicia Mann.. and we recently caught up with Stephen Mansfield who shared about his book “The of Faith of Barack Obama”. All this and more [...]
Why are so many people in their 20′s taking so long to grow up? If you parent, work with, teach, or counsel Millennials in any capacity this NY Times article released on August 18th, 2010 is very informative. Please click here for article.
The following link is the powerpoint presentation to Josh’s second session at the National House of Hope Conference in Orlando, FL on August 20th, 2010. And for those of you who were in attendance, don’t forget Ruth the Moabite, and how just one woman who didn’t look back can literally change the world! National House of Hope is [...]
The following is Josh’s powerpoint presentation from his workshop at the National House of Hope Conference on August 19th, 2010. Simply click on the link below. National House of Hope is a non-denominational, not-for-profit organization established to serve as a catalyst to the development of a network of Houses of Hope, Christian residential programs for [...]
Dr. Tim Clinton and Dr. Joshua Straub co-authored God Attachment: Why You Believe, Act, and Feel the Way You Do About God. Listen to Josh speak about the book on the Debbie Chavez Show on August, 13th 2010. To order a copy of God Attachment please click here.
Is God dead? Is he nothing more than a figment of our imagination and crutch for the psychologically weak to lean on for security in life? Or is God real? Can we know him? Trust him for everyday life? Believe him? Billions of people say they believe in God, but does he make a difference in our everyday life? In God Attachment, Drs. Tim Clinton and Joshua Straub help explain why you believe, act, and feel the way you do about God.
John Tesh hosted “A Christian Parent’s Guide To Raising Teens Night ” with Gib Gerard; Dr. Tim & Megan Clinton; Joshua Straub; Casey & Joel Johnson; Khrystian & Jordyn Wilson and Lauren Wilson Black in Costa Mesa, CA.
Helping people change is no small task. But attachment theory and the secure-base system can help guide you in therapy, no matter what model or techniques you like to use.
Attachment-based therapy is based on six broad principles that spell out the acronym SECURE:
For those of you who attended Josh’s workshop at the 2009 American Association of Christian Counselors World Conference titled Attachment: The Antidote to Trauma, you can download the powerpoint slide here.
Adds family counselor Joshua Straub, Ph.D., of Lynchburg, Virginia: “Parents may not even realize they’re doing it. But a lot of times their personality clicks better with one child than the other. So they give the favored child a lot of special treatment or are easier on that child in terms of punishment. There may already be some bad feelings between the siblings, but this favoritism just adds fuel to the fire.”
God Attachment Guitars. Gospel. And God. Love him or hate him, there’s no denying Johnny Cash lived with passion. Though his journey was packed full of arrests, affairs, and addiction, he battled through it all to become one of America’s most legendary and iconic singers of all time. In the award-winning movie about him, Walk [...]
Having attended a state university for my undergraduate work, I (Josh) had the privilege of befriending an atheist who lived with me the last three years of college. With front row seats, watching his drunken oblivion throughout our college years worried me greatly. He nearly died on a number of occasions and had numerous run-ins with “Johnny Law.”
Life is all about relationships—particularly with God and with those we love. You don’t have to go very far in the Bible to be reminded that God desires to be in a relationship with each and every one of us. Even more, the Bible says that He is a pursuer God, and that He works to win our hearts. His desire and His love are for us.
I think often. Maybe too much. I ponder the polarities of life and death, purpose and meaninglessness, love and apathy, intimacy and loneliness, pleasure and pain, responsibility and laziness. Too often, (at least from my perspective) we fail to personally grapple with the difficult questions raised by these life provocations. Instead we defy the [...]
Cutting. Dusting. Choking. Salvia. And no I’m not referring to cutting vegetables, cleaning your house or choking on your saliva-though that would be weird too. This is more serious than that. Way more serious.
Words you didn’t hear five years ago have now become common vernacular in a youth culture desperate for healing. Cutting-to desperately relieve the internal pain and depression. Using Dust Off ®-an aerosolized computer keyboard cleaner that contains compressed gas-to get high. Choking oneself to enter a euphoric state. And Salvia-an halluncinogenic herb only banned in eight states-more powerful than and considered to be the next marijuana. New fads. More teen deaths.
awakening: no labor in vain An AACC Student Chapter Movement calling forth the next generation of Christian counseling leaders Thursday, September 17 at 8:30 pm Opryland Hotel, Nashville, TN Imagine the next generation of Christian counseling leaders…Employing the best practices. Leading counseling centers at local churches. Conducting research and counseling in war and poverty stricken [...]
There are grandmas. And then, there are Me-maws. I had a Me-maw.
As a boy I went to her house often. Special moments were Sunday’s after church when my family got together and turned the peaceful ambience of her home into playful chaos. My sister and I wrestled and nitpicked. Dad and I whipped each other with wet towels we had used to dry the dishes. The real fun was seeing who would end up with the bright orange, “Special $.99” sticker from the chip bag, on their back. After lunch, we napped, played cards, or watched football.
I lived every kid’s dream of being loved.
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