The RICC

11/29/2022

A letter from Sarah Barnett, our outgoing President - please read:

11/15/2022

“For he himself is our peace, who has made us both one and has broken down in his flesh the dividing wall of hostility…” If you’re feeling overwhelmed or overburdened today, take a few moments to breathe and meditate on this truth from Ephesians 2 and what that really means for us: that Jesus is our peace, steadfast, unchanging peace.

11/02/2022

Finding hope in the pain and suffering in life can be hard when you can’t see a way out. We are here to provide you with a harbor of hope.

When you first begin counseling, it is really hard to hope that life and relationships can be better. So, your counselor will hope for you. As you see God bring about changes in your life through the process of counseling, your own hope will grow.

To begin, call us at 504-913-5039.

11/01/2022

“We are workers, not master builders;
ministers, not messiahs. We are prophets of a future that is not our own.” On this All Saints’ Day, we remember that great cloud of witnesses that has gone before us. The passion and work of Archbishop Óscar Romero is especially poignant, and we reflect on the words his life inspired

One of my favorite saint quotes of all time. 🖤 All your big feelings and your sensitivity is a gift to the world.

11/01/2022

Help us wish a big HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Janaea Carr, our Behavioral Health Director! We’re so grateful for what Janaea brings to our team, and we pray an abundance of blessings on her and her family in this next year!

10/31/2022

Jason Rhodes, VP of The RICC, shared a little about who we are as an organization and as a group of people serving the city of New Orleans. Support our work at bit.ly/riccgiving

10/21/2022

"How does your calling meet the needs in our community today?" Some of The RICC staff sat down with Dr. Roy Salgado recently to share about our work and why it matters, both to our city and to the Kingdom of God.

Our work only happens when people like you support. You can keep The RICC going by donating today at bit.ly/riccgiving

10/19/2022

Take some time to reflect. Slowing down, calming your mind and regular self-reflection can benefit your mental health.

Think deeply on the emotion, memory, or event at hand and be honest with yourself. With self-reflection comes self-awareness. A self-aware person gains clarity, emotional intelligence, self-control, and confidence.

It takes time to process and learn new coping habits but well worth the investment

10/17/2022

“Seek the shalom of the city where I have caused you to be carried away captive, and pray to the LORD for it; for in the shalom of it shall you have shalom.” -Jeremiah 29:7

10/13/2022

The situations that bring people to the resource of counseling vary widely, but remember it's always okay to ask for help.

Regardless what brings you to consider counseling, we are equipped to help you identify your goals, gain insights, and take action in the areas you are ready to change to bring about the growth and healing you desire.

Give us a call and get started today.