While we are practicing "Social Distancing", how do we stay mentally and spiritually healthy? Mariah shares some insight in this 1st of a series of videos designed to help us make it through.
In this 2 min. video Mariah shares 3 insights on how to improve every marriage. A perfect video for this Valentine season.
In this video Luke talks about his time at the Ranch of Hope with his wife.
In this short video Brandon Bradford shares 2 tips that will help assure you can reach your goals in this new year.
Mariah Bradford gives us something to think about when she compares our thoughts to airplanes. What's flying around or more importantly landing at your airport?
A Week at the Ranch of Hope - David Taylor shares what a typical counseling intensive week might look like at the Ranch of Hope. take a look at this short video, and be sure to contact us with any questions.
Mariah Bradford shares how to "Lead With What You Need," which is a key to healthy communication. Give us a call if we can help - 719-783-9642
The Team Podcast - Learn about The Ranch of Hope Counseling Center and the services as Dave, Hope, Brandon, and Mariah are all interviewed on this recent episode of the Community Podcast from the Rocky Mountain Ministry Network.
Thoughts for a More Joyful Life. Being successful at anything requires Practice. Families who practice caring for each other's hearts find spending time together a place of calming restoration. Recently I had a conversation with one of our Board members who asked me. What exactly is our success rate is here at the Ranch of Hope Counseling, a five day Christian Counseling Intensive retreat center. I smiled as I gave him our statistics after 7 years of accumulating data from our clients,” 86%” I said. Then I quickly added, “100% of those who continue to practice the tools we give them and continue to care about the hearts of the most important ones in their lives”. Dr. Richard Dobbin, a founder of Christian Counseling, and one of our mentors taught us people only come for help when the “pain of change is less than the pain of remaining the same”. What an incredibly apt way of putting it. Each of us will remain doing the same things until our life becomes so painful we are not willing to live in that pain any longer. What is so sad is that often the person in pain has reached what we call “click over” by that point. So instead of healing the source of the pain and finding new ways to continue in the relationship,
