Cyndi Kay Green, Rowlett Christian Counseling

About Cyndi Kay Green

Cyndi Kay Green is a freelance writer and owner of CyndiKay Media. In June 2020, she left the corporate world to become a full-time writer. She has been writing since 1996 with hopes of being able to walk in this calling that God had placed in her heart. Cyndi enjoys time with her husband, their kiddos, and grand-babies. She has a passion for writing and strives to encourage what matters in living a balanced lifestyle of faith. Cyndi released her first devotional book, Strands of Hope: A 45-Day Devotional, in November 2023, which is available through Amazon on her website. You can find more information about Cyndi at www.cyndikay.net.

Understanding Toxic Masculinity and the Need for Christian Based Counseling

Understanding Toxic Masculinity and the Need for Christian Based Counseling

Cyndi Kay Green2026-08-29T06:56:45+00:00August 29th, 2026|Featured, Individual Counseling|

Toxic masculinity is deeply rooted in the roles that have been traditional for men to follow. It is an extreme idea of what it means to be manly. It is consumed with domination and aggression. This behavior is not only harmful to others, but it can also have mental health effects on men. This toxic behavior can have serious repercussions. Christian based counseling can help identify the behaviors and help treat toxic masculinity. But I want you to realize that the head of every man is Christ, and the head of the woman is man, and the head of Christ is God. – 1 Corinthians 11:3, NIV What Is Toxic Masculinity? Throughout the years the definition of toxic masculinity has changed. Toxic masculinity can be defined as aspects of exaggerated masculinity characteristics that are antisocial and harmful, and foster domination, violence, and devaluation. These traits are often associated with a negative impact on men, women, and society in general. This mentality, or thought process, goes beyond the typical tough-guy behavior. Toxic masculinity doesn’t refer to all the behaviors of masculinity. It concentrates on those behaviors that are related to harmful and derogatory behaviors, typically those associated with sexual dominance or violence. It is vital to note that masculinity is not bad or toxic, it is the potentially harmful standards that have been set for men. Men who participate in individual counseling can overcome toxic masculinity and enjoy a well-balanced lifestyle. What Are the Most Common Traits Connected To Toxic Masculinity? The traits that are associated with toxic masculinity are those that are opposite from the positive masculinity that is traditionally connected to manhood. Positive traits are those that foster loving and caring for others and defend moral truths, which are the opposite of the following traits of toxic masculinity. [...]

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Identifying Family Problems and Finding Solutions

Identifying Family Problems and Finding Solutions

Cyndi Kay Green2025-04-12T05:36:00+00:00June 19th, 2023|Family Counseling, Featured, Relationship Issues|

It is no surprise that there are family problems. There is no perfection in the dynamics of a family because there are no perfect people. We all have issues and when we are growing and learning with others, there are bound to be problems. The good news is that there are ways to spot problems, create resolutions and restore balance to the home. The sooner the problem is identified, the quicker a family can work together to resolve the problem. Catching the problem before it creates an unhealthy home life takes communication and dedication. God designed the family to work together in creating a happy and healthy life. Rowlett Christian Counseling provides faith-based support to help families recognize issues early, strengthen communication, and restore harmony in the home through biblical principles and practical tools. Most common family problems He must be one who manages his own household well, keeping his children under control with all dignity (but if a man does not know how to manage his own household, how will he take care of the church of God?). – 1 Timothy 3:4-5, NASB There are numerous forms and types of family problems. These are some of the most common types of problems that most family face. Poor communication. One of the top problems that families face involves the ability to communicate effectively. Whether you are the one wondering if you are being heard or the one who doesn’t understand what is being said the issue of communication can be challenging. Parenting style differences. When parents disagree on parenting styles it can affect the entire dynamic of the household. Even if you have been together for years, there is a possibility of disagreeing about how to raise a child. Parental pressures. Raising children with the pressures of today’s society is [...]

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Living with OCD: Types and Treatment Options

Living with OCD: Types and Treatment Options

Cyndi Kay Green2025-04-16T07:47:37+00:00September 14th, 2022|Featured, Individual Counseling, OCD|

Do you feel like everything must be in order, so you don’t panic? Is your main reason for cleaning your house based on the fear of germs? This doesn’t mean you are one of the millions of people living with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Over the years we have become flippant about the use of the term OCD. This mental health issue is not something to take lightly as it affects so much of daily life. However, you don’t need to feel like you are alone in your struggle with OCD, since many people struggle with symptoms of OCD in their everyday life. Rowlett Christian Counseling provides compassionate, professional support to help individuals manage OCD symptoms, offering faith-based tools and strategies to restore balance and peace of mind. What is OCD? Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a result of decreasing anxiety to certain triggers. These triggers can be various thoughts, places, actions, or words that create anxiety due to an experience in the past. Whatever the cause, OCD is not just peculiar behavior. It can be complex and sometimes hard to diagnose. These obsessive-compulsive behaviors can have a huge impact on the daily life of someone who has been diagnosed with OCD. Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a mental health issue. It requires a medical diagnosis. When a person is obsessive, he or she experiences intruding or repetitive thoughts or urges that can create stress. The compulsion aspect is when a person is repetitive in a particular action or ritual. A person with OCD may exhibit one or both of these behaviors. Learning to recognize these patterns in behavior is key to understanding how to function with OCD. Main Dimensions or Types of OCD There are four main categories, called dimensions, of OCD. A person may be classified in one or more of these [...]

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