by Michelle Wuesthoff | Apr 17, 2019 | overcoming, spiritual growth, thriving, transformation, victory
You’ve Never Seen Transformation Like This If you’re at all like me, every time you log onto a social media platform, you’re bound to see some amazing before-and-after photos of people who have undergone an incredible transformation. It’s hard to just scroll by... by Michelle Wuesthoff | Jan 18, 2019 | anxiety, depression, freedom, hope, overcoming, transformation, wholeness
Whoa…overcame? That’s a pretty bold statement in the title, even for me. Mental illness (anxiety, depression, PTSD) has dogged me most of my life, and handicapped me for a good portion of it. But not today. Not for a whole year. And now,... by Michelle Wuesthoff | May 1, 2018 | encouragement, joy, spiritual growth, transformation
Five Ways to Recapture Your Joy If you ever want to see what joy looks like, watch the face of a small child as you first blow bubbles for them. You can see their happiness, fascination, and wonder, and the all-too-fleeting contentment they experience as the first few... by Michelle | Mar 21, 2018 | anxiety, depression, freedom, overcoming, spiritual growth, transformation, wholeness
Lessons Learned at the Clinic: Part 3 This week’s post is the last installment of a three-part series on lessons I learned from my stay in a 30-day residential treatment center. This week, I’m especially pumped to share something extremely practical and hands-on. A... by Michelle | Mar 14, 2018 | community, judgement, shame, transformation, wholeness
Thanks so much to all of you who read, shared, commented on, and encouraged me about last week’s post. While mental illness isn’t the easiest thing in the world to talk about, it’s so important. For one thing, it’s more prevalent than... by Michelle | Mar 7, 2018 | anxiety, depression, hope, overcoming, transformation
Lessons Learned at the Clinic: Part 1 I could hardly believe the words that came spilling out of my mouth: “Can you find me a residential treatment center? A Christian one?” Within minutes of blurting that out, my husband found me just such a...