And Time Slows Down…
February 8, 2022
I just had my oldest son’s four children over for a “sleepover at Grandpa’s house.” Although it was less than 24 hours together (not a big deal, right?), it was
Counseling, COVID, and moving forward:
The unusual and challenging times we continue to find ourselves in have produced, or exposed, a myriad of personal struggles for many. The need for counseling and support has perhaps never been clearer, with unemployment, trauma, depression, addictions, and strained relationships on the rise.
If you could use someone to walk with during this time, please feel free to contact me. In-person sessions as well as Zoom meetings are available, depending on circumstances. If finances are a concern due to a job loss or reduced hours, I will be glad to work with you.
Grace and peace,
Mark
Types of Counseling and Soul Care
Individual Counseling
The focus and safety of a one-to-one counseling relationship can bring clarity, hope, and transformation into difficult places.
Couples Counseling
A fresh perspective and way of thinking about relating can unblock the impasse and create movement and hope.
"I’ve known Mark Dorn as a student in a masters program I led in Christian counseling and as a personal friend with whom I’ve enjoyed many rich thoughtful conversations about Christianity, life’s challenges, and God’s answers. I would not hesitate in referring people to Mark for wise, warm counseling."
A Pilgrim's Journal
Reflections on the Journey
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I Just Ripped the Hose out of the Pump at the Gas Station
January 7, 2021
Reflections on disorientation A few weeks ago I stopped for gas on my way out of town with my wife. I dropped her off at a coffee shop around the
The Voice of the Inner Critic
September 7, 2020
A number of months ago, I came home from work and gave my wife Jill a summarized recounting of the day, declaring with loud exasperation, “I worked like crazy today