Culture – Jennifer Camareno, MFT

Dehumanization

Posted on February 25, 2019April 5, 2019 by Jennifer Camareno, LMFT in Culture, Relationships, Shame

The Blindfold As a Christian therapist, one of my most preciously held values is that every human being is formed in the image of God, often referenced by its Latin imago dei. Today I wanted to shine some light on the house of horrors our world becomes when we humans forget we are created in the … Continue reading Dehumanization →

Growing Old Beautifully

Posted on January 28, 2019 by Jennifer Camareno, LMFT in Culture, Women

Today I want to address an issue tearing down women's confidence in themselves. This is the issue of aging, and how it affects our perception of our own beauty and worth. Los Angeles is the image capital of the world. Who you are doesn't hold a candle to how you look. Or so they scream … Continue reading Growing Old Beautifully →

I am, am I? Therefore I Worship – by Chris Camareno

Posted on July 30, 2017January 2, 2019 by Jennifer Camareno, LMFT in Culture, Peace of Mind, Personal Growth, Scripture

by guest author Chris Camareno, also known as my husband. Originally posted on Tempest Index. Worship is an interesting concept. It’s almost foreign to modern minds. We typically assume it is something anachronistic, practiced by the ancients to fictional gods. Or maybe it’s what religious people do on Sundays. If you’re a Christian, you might … Continue reading I am, am I? Therefore I Worship – by Chris Camareno →