Therapy and Theology

Shea Hill: Summertime is a season for sunshine, long days, and making memories with the people closest to us. But if we're honest, more time together doesn't always mean more connection. Sometimes it creates more tension, and that could be because we're no longer able to ignore the red flags that are now staring us in the face in these relationships. Friends, here on Therapy and Theology, we're not here to create any fear. We want to give you the tools you need to navigate what you've already been sensing.

Whether you're single, dating, married, or navigating complicated family dynamics, this summertime mini-series on red flags is for you. This season will include episodes from Lisa, Jim, and Joel, plus some new friends and some special guests. Together, they'll speak to questions like, what is a red flag? What are some red flags I should be aware of? And is every red flag a big deal?

What if I'm noticing red flags in myself? What about red flags in my family? I can't just cut out those relationships. Here on Therapy Theology, you may have heard us say before, we're not gonna tell you what to think, but we're gonna give you a lot to think about, and this summer is no different. You don't have to keep walking on eggshells.

You don't have to keep pretending everything's fine. Let's name the red flags, get some language and support, and take the next step towards self-awareness and wholeness. Episode one of the summer mini-series drops next week, so make sure you're subscribed, and we'll see you back here then.