Grace in the Flesh
Kolbe Young, MS, APCCLetters for those who ache to feel at home in their own skin, relationships, and incompleteness... and to still find Christ’s Presence within the beauty of it all.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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What is in the way is the way
Grace in the Flesh is a monthly-ish newsletter where I write from the heart to the one’s aching to feel at home in their own skin again. Thank you for reading, commenting, sharing, and being here with your time and presence.
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Becoming Human Again
The Backdrop
I’m a “cradle Catholic.”
I was raised in the Church. I went to Catholic schools, charismatic youth group. I had a stint in traditional minor seminary. Our family prayed the rosary together every night. Our parents genuinel...
When We Can't Fix You: On Helplessness and Hope for Healing
I’m feeling tender as I write this.
I’m sad.
I’m grieving.
I feel helpless.
And… I’m lighter. More hopeful.
It’s a weird space to be in, but that’s where I am these days as a therapist. That combination has been sitting in me lately....
When Effort Stops Working
Many of us begin therapy like we do the new year.
In effort.
We set intentions.
We name resolutions.
We make quiet promises to ourselves that this will be the season we finally change, heal, or get our lives back on track.
Beneath al...
Becoming Safe for Your Own Longing
Ok. I’m going to cut to the chase:
There’s a certain kind of ache that never really goes away.
It’s not meant to.
Yes, it’s attached to your addiction, but it’s not the same as your addiction. It leads you to act out, yes, currently,...
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I’m a husband, father, and (associate) therapist writing from the heart to those who ache to feel at home in their own skin... discovering Christ’s Presence within the mystery of it all.
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