Perfecting Peace Counseling Center, PLLC

09/02/2022

Dr. James Dobson once wrote, “Don't marry the person you think you can live with; marry only the individual you think you can't live without.” True to these words and God’s grace, Shirley and Dr. Dobson have been living this sentiment for 62 years, today! Please join our ministry in celebrating the Dobson's wedding anniversary by sending your congratulations and well wishes on their special day.

06/25/2022

Roe is reversed!

We celebrate this milestone today and applaud the six justices who have courageously and correctly interpreted the United States Constitution.

This is a day to give thanks to God. It’s also a day to give thanks to the tens of millions who have marched in the snow and cold on the anniversary of Roe these last fifty years as faithful witnesses to the value of human life. It’s a day, as well, to give thanks to those who have committed their lives and their resources to serving mothers and protecting innocent children.

We remain dedicated to fostering and furthering a culture of life, which recognizes the dignity of each and every person. This should not be a political cause of only a few – but the cause of all who care about and support the preservation and protection of human rights.

05/16/2022

As we observe May as Mental Awareness Month. Many of us do not realize that trauma experienced in childhood, can be the cause of mental illness as an adult. Most of us have experienced trauma. Statistics show that 1 in 5 Americans struggle with a mental illness. Here is an article to encourage you as a Christian…

This illness continues to remind me that God’s grace is sufficient for me.

03/31/2022

Sitting behind his wooden desk inside his Burbank-based Suite 3H office back in 1961, Walt Elias Disney – the founder and chairman of the burgeoning company bearing his name – was asked if he could share the formula for the empire’s wild success.

10/13/2020

IF YOU WANT TO GROW CLOSER TO SOMEONE TRY THIS.

Fill in the blank for this question: I feel most loved by _________ when they __________. You can fill in your spouse, girlfriend, boyfriend, parents, friend, sibling, etc. After completing the sentence share it with the person you feel needs to know how to love you better.

From The five love languages

09/11/2020

Forgiveness does not make excuses for someone’s behavior. By its nature, forgiveness acknowledges wrongdoing, and, at the same time, you choose to show grace and mercy. Forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting, condoning, or excusing whatever happened. Forgiveness acknowledges the pain and reconceptualizes it, releasing the heavy burden of bitterness and resentment. Dr Caroline Leaf

09/10/2020

Forgiveness changes the brain. Research shows that forgiving someone increases the size of the brain’s anterior superior temporal sulcus (aSTS). In fact, the larger the amount of grey matter in this patch of Cortez, the more likely we are to forgive those who have made a serious mistake by accident. The more you forgive the more likely you are to forgive—the brain changes to accommodate a forgiveness mindset! This literally means the more you forgive, the easier it becomes. Dr Caroline Leaf

05/14/2020

I am super excited to finally launch my new counseling business, Perfecting Peace Counseling Center, PLLC. I have a major burden to see individuals whole mentally!! Why, because I know what it’s like to look the part on the outside, but feel as though you are dying on the inside! The goal of PPCC, is the help people LIVE IN PEACE!! No matter the storms and winds raging on the outside, you can control what you allow to disturb your peace within. You can check out my website for more details and to set an appointment, perfectingpeacecounseling.com