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Before writing The Emotionally Healthy Leader (Zondervan, July, 2015), I was challenged to distill the core qualities of an emotionally unhealthy leader. I

This is the first of 9 podcasts we will be doing on The Emotionally Healthy Leader book that will be released on June 30th. It is entitled - "The Emotionally Unhealthy Leader." Each of these podcasts will offer a summary of the critical points for leadership teams to discuss of the selected theme.

Over the past 18 months I have had the privilege of serving Pete Scazzero and the great people at Emotionally Healthy Spirituality as a consultant.  Over this time I can without hesitation say that this ministry has grown and developed me more than I have grown and developed it.

Being an emotionally unhealthy leader is not an all-or-nothing condition; it operates on a continuum that ranges from mild to severe, and may change from one

We will be restructuring our Emotionally Healthy Leadership Conference 2015 in April around The Emotionally Healthy Leader book that I have recently completed

"Navigating issues of power is a true test of both character and leadership" -Pete Scazzero (The Emotionally Healthy Leader, Zondervan 2015). In this month's

 Once drinking starts affecting your safety, your relationships, your school or home life, then you are surely suffering from alcohol abuse and should consider getting professional help before it is too late. Alcohol can make you physically and emotionally dependent on them and can destroy your life.

 Once drinking starts affecting your safety, your relationships, your school or home life, then you are surely suffering from alcohol abuse and should consider getting professional help before it is too late. Alcohol can make you physically and emotionally dependent on them and can destroy your life.

In this months Emotionally Healthy Leadership Podcast Pete Scazzero and Rich Villodas discuss the church, the gospel and racial reconciliation.

As I have been finishing the final small edits of The Emotionally Healthy Leader (Zondervan, July, 2015), I have been reminded again of how deeply in our bones

I have been working hard in these months writing The Emotionally Healthy Leader (Zondervan, 2015). The following is a sidebar from a chapter on power and w

One of the themes we will be talking about at The Emotionally Healthy Leadership Conference on April 22-23 (click here for registering for the free Live Stream)

A 7-year-old boy from Southport, who was born with a medical condition that restricts his ability to play with his friends, is set to have much more fun in the playground thanks to receiving a Specialist Tricycle. Matthew Evans, who has Kabuki Syndrome, a condition which left him with a narrowing aorta in his heart, and weak muscle tone in his legs, was unable to walk until he was 3½-years-old. Although he can now walk by himself he can be unsteady on his feet.Buy online Tricycle for Disabled People and disabled at lowest price and cheap cost in india from wheelchair india online shopping store of Tricycle manufacturer, distributor, dealer and supplier of variety of Tricycles at low price in india for handicapped 10169.13 Matthew Evans tricycle - document As a result he's found it difficult to play outside with other children, often having to watch them from indoors. Matthew's mum, Kathryn, explained that the tricycle has had an immediate impact on her sons quality of life: "He's taken to it so well. Until now the lack of power in his legs made him unable to pedal. But the new tricycle has been engineered to make pedalling that much easier, and now he pedals everywhere with a huge smile on his face." The tricycle has a steering rod which enables Kathryn, along with dad Frank, to steer whilst Matthew puts in the leg work; further developing the muscle tone in is limbs. Kathryn explained that it's not just about physical development: "Obviously, the more Matthew uses the tricycle the more strength he will develop in his legs, however, it's also making him a more confident boy. He's pushing himself to go faster and he's now much more involved with other children. He's competing against them, so the tricycle is improving him both physically and emotionally." Wheelchair india is manufacturer, supplier, distributor and dealer of Standard Single Hand Drive Tricycle For Disabled and handicapped in india Matthew's 4-year-old sister, Laura, is also ben

Dear Readers, Here's a guide to all the lockdown suffers. To assist you in staying true to physically, mentally, and emotionally fit goals, we've compiled some resources on working out, eating nutritiously, and practicing self-care during COVID-19-all from the comfort of your home.

Dear Readers, Here's a guide to all the lockdown suffers. To assist you in staying true to physically, mentally, and emotionally fit goals, we've compiled some resources on working out, eating nutritiously, and practicing self-care during COVID-19 - all from the comfort of your home.

Have you ever gone through depression? Are you in that situation right now? Or, do you know someone who is fighting depression? It is difficult to know what depression is like if you've never gone through it before. And, trying to help a friend find a way out of this state of mind can be tough if you don't know what you are dealing with. Depression is an illness that affects you mentally, physically and emotionally. It can even go as far as wrecking your career, professional and personal relationships. It can affect just about any one. In some cases it is easy to see in others it is much harder. Not every depressed person may look broken and completely aloof. Some people may only pretend to be fine in the company of others, but on the inside, they suffer from the brutal effects of depression. Going through depression is life altering, definitely exhausting and even deadly sometimes.

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Discovering tension in the neck and shoulders can feel like carrying an unnecessary burden that weighs you physically and emotionally. It's like having an unwanted companion tagging along, making every movement uncomfortable. So, what causes this discomfort? Poor posture, carrying stress, and even extended periods of inactivity can be culprits. But don't worry; in this blog post, we'll dive deep into the reasons behind muscle tension in your neck area, share some handy strategies for relief, and guide you to a pain-free lifestyle. Our goal is to give you the knowledge to understand your body better and help you on your journey to health and wellness. Let's get started, shall we?

Erection problems are common conditions that can affect adult men of any age. General awareness about erection problems has grown in recent years, and men's partners and society at-large generally view it as a common condition. Indeed, 75% of men and their partners agree that they are a normal part of life for a man. But despite progress to normalise the condition, the research points to the fact that men still feel responsible for erection problems. The survey's key findings underscore the multi-faceted social pressure men feel to perform socially, professionally, emotionally, and sexually. 90% of men feel expected to provide financial support, 80%+ feel they should be in control of their feelings, and 92% think it is expected of them to perform in bed. Despite erection problems being commonplace, expectations about sexual performance complicate the situation and make a major impact on the lives of those it affects. When men are confronted with erection problems, 60% expressed feeling disappointed. This disappointment, combined with the difficulty that 1 in 3 men have spoken about it, has a strong impact on well-being. 36% of men feel their mental health has been impacted by erection problems and leads to a feeling of guilt, and 74% of men feel responsible for difficulties in achieving or maintaining an erection.

Injuries can be devastating, not only physically but emotionally as well. It's hard to adjust to the new reality of your life after you have been injured, and it's even harder when you feel like no one understands. But there are certain things that every injured person needs to hear in order to keep going. These six important things to know to make things easier: 1. YOU ARE NOT ALONE Everyone has gone through something similar, so don't feel like you have to carry this burden all by yourself. Reach out for help and support from family, friends, and professionals who can understand what you're going through and provide guidance as needed. In addition, there are many support groups available that can help you connect with others in similar situations. Also, don't be afraid to seek out therapy or counseling if you need it. For example, if you are going through a traumatic experience, PTSD counseling can help you process your feelings. 2. IT'S OKAY NOT TO BE OKAY It is understandable that you may feel overwhelmed or angry. You are allowed to have these emotions and it does not make you weak or ungrateful for all of the help that you have received. Allowing yourself to express and process these emotions in a healthy way is important for your mental health. Find someone who will listen and allow yourself the time and space to be honest about how you feel. In addition, it's important to take time for yourself and find healthy ways to cope such as exercise, art or music therapy, or simply engaging in activities that make you happy.

Leaders cast vision, set goals, and mobilize people and resources towards those ends. But Christian leadership is distinct in that our number one objective in

When she was 14, Janna Leyde's father got into a close deadly car accident that changed her family's life. The accident resulted in traumatic brain damage that influenced her father emotionally and physically. What followed were years atypical of the normal American family life, characterized by her father's fraught and trauma with the challenges of recovery.

In this month's podcast, Pete and Rich offer a unique, historical, and theological perspective on the critically important issue of singleness and lea