13 episodes
Stream in the Desert Dr. Rita Huang
-
- Health & Fitness
-
-
2.3 • 3 Ratings
-
Human problems are very complex and at times quite difficult to resolve. When you get stuck in your struggles, you may feel you’re in a desert-like place with no hope of healing or escape. Dr. Rita uses light-hearted and practical analogy stories she created from her counseling sessions to give hope to those who are in pain. You will find these real-life scenarios easy to identify with, and at the end of each show, tips are given to help you deal with your own painful circumstances.brbr
Presented in a light-hearted and fun fashion, these stories are sure to capture your attention and bring you to a place of healing. We hope you come back and listen each week and you can even contact her if you like. Dr. Rita looks forward to hearing from you and is always willing to listen and pray with those who are struggling.
-
The Squirrel Story
Each of us make decisions every day, and while each decision impacts those around us to some degree, some are life-altering for everyone involved.
Some people make decisions easily and quickly while others others struggles. -
Blue Dots and White Wall
Positive perfectionism may lead to worldly successes, but can also be damaging when not channeled correctly. Negative perfectionism can cause damage to you physically, emotionally and mentally.
-
Boomerang Story
Perhaps you know someone who likes to point a finger and makes an accusation. May be it is you who is being blames. The truth is, it never feel good to be the one getting the blame.
Today's analogy story, the Boomerang Story, Dr. -
Twilight Zone
If you are depressed, anxious or struggling with an addiction. It is common to feel worse at certain times throughout the course of your day.
-
Back Pack Story
Stress often happen when you take on problems that belong to someone else, such as trying to change someone's behavior, trying to be friends with everyone, trying to manage other people's feelings, or even trying to solve their problems.
-
The Grey Zone
The way we think determines how we perceive our situation. When we think positively, we deal with trials differently than when we think negatively.
Thoughts which are extreme, whether good or bad, are considered to be black and white thoughts.