The Posey County News

America needs therapy; about 350 million counselors seems about right. Where to find them and how to compensate them are the seminal issues. As therapists always approach client treatment with the same, lone question, “How do you feel about that?”, the answers to America’s dilemmas and to each of our personal problems must lie within. We need only to bring forth for analysis the quandaries we are facing, then have other individuals or groups help us solve things for ourselves

Happy New Year. A bit after the actual fact, but I wanted to wait until all the big hoopla over the actual event had calmed down a tad to share that sentiment with you. The New Year’s Eve day reading from my daily devotion shared some words that gave me pause. Easy words to read, not quite so easy to process. The writer urges us to make a resolution to become more childlike, not childish, in the coming year. What a concept. Young children often experience their world with awe

Diverse Shades of Gray By Lois Mittino Gray Another Christmas has come and gone and like anything long anticipated and awaited, there’s always a post-Christmas letdown when it’s all over. I put away the decorations, eat the last decorated cookie, and make plans for goals in the New Year, which will not include any cookies. The living room looks like a vast arena when all the trees and decorations are out of it, including my little light up Tucker, a mischievous West Highland