Oklahoma Christian Counseling - Tulsa

Fight your battles through prayer, And win your battles through faith.

Lord God, ready me for battle. Fit me with battle armament specific to the fight. Go before me in strength and guard me from behind in your power.

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MEET DAVID BUSS...

MCALESTER OFFICE / TELEHEALTH

David J. Buss, Rev., M.S., M.A.

David is an ordained minister and non-licensed pastoral counselor, who has has a Chaplains heart for helping those along life’s journey. Assisting them to develop a better understanding of their circumstances as it applies within their faith. David has a passion for walking alongside others, leading them gently as they heal their mind, body and spirit.

David has served twenty-three years in law enforcement, and fifteen years as a crisis chaplain. David has experienced some of the worst incidents one can imagine and what most counselors only read about in books. That experience allows him to humbly assist individuals in discovering God's compassionate wisdom, healing and forgiveness. David’s experience has shown there are no shortcuts, easy answers and definitely no quick fixes to life's challenges.

If you need such a companion on your journey, he’s always ready to listen. He will work with you, walk with you, and even weep with you as you both watch the unfolding of God within the fabric of you’re life; all while assisting you in identifying your strengths, and developing new coping skills along life’s healing journey.

David holds a Master of Science in Forensic Psychology, a Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership, and Theology.

Areas of focus:
Stress
Anxiety
Depression
P**n Addiction
Addiction Recovery
Premarital Counseling
Life Transitions
Leadership
Spirituality Exploration
Self-Identification
Grief Counseling
Career Coaching
Crisis Chaplaincy

MEET TERRA...

YALE OFFICE

Recovery and overcoming are a participation sport. Terra specializes in helping clients release trauma and equips them with tools to move them from surviving to thriving.

She has held licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Oklahoma since 1995 and has been a full-time therapist since 2009. Terra is a Level 2 EMDR practitioner, Level 2 Neuro Emotional Practitioner, and has experience in other trauma-release modalities. She specializes in releasing trauma related to PTSD, abuse, anxiety and eating disorders, co-dependency, anxiety & depression. Terra’s professional credentials/experience include a master’s degree (MEd), with 20 years’ experience as an educator. She is highly experienced at dealing with teens – 14 and over.

Terra’s approach gets to the heart of the problem and leads the client to participate in their recovery. She is determined that clients leave each session differently than when they arrived. Her goal is that clients leave each session, believing that there is an answer for them.

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Valentine’s Day should not have you automatically reaching for your wallet; it should be a time to celebrate your relationship with your partner & there’s no price tag on that!

Stay in with a much-loved movie, spend time asking each other open-ended questions, or do something else with your partner that the two of you can enjoy. Valentine’s Day presents a perfect opportunity to establish a ritual of connection in your relationship. By watching the same movie, you will form a lasting tradition that you look forward to. This tradition will also give you the opportunity to look back on your relationship and reminisce about years past, reminding you of how strong your bond has become.

What are your favorite rituals of connection - or traditions - around Valentine's Day?

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Dr. Gottman suggests that it’s never too late to reinvigorate your relationship with positive feelings for one another. This requires a deliberate effort to think about your partner in a more favorable light. Successful couples create a culture of goodwill in their relationship and purposefully strive to see each other through rose-colored glasses.

But what does positivity in a relationship actually look like? Head to the Gottman Relationship Blog to get started with some ideas: https://bit.ly/3UqlkBL

This post is not intended to address situations of abuse. If you, or someone you know, is in an abusive relationship, please call the National Domestic Violence hotline: 800-799-7233.

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