Intrusive Thoughts: How to Stop Them

Rick Reynolds, LCSW
by Rick Reynolds, LCSW
Founder & President, Affair Recovery

 

How can you find peace in the chaos of betrayal? It’s the question of the ages. How do you escape from the relentless intrusion of painful memories, or the fearful thoughts of what might yet happen. Uninvited, these thoughts crash in on our consciousness. At best, they leave us unsettled and at worse, incapacitated, grasping for a sense of stability, longing for times past where all seemed well and secure.

The problem is focus. God grants all the peace I need, but He onl...

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