Michelle Lazurek

About Michelle Lazurek

Michelle S. Lazurek is a multi-genre award winning author, speaker, pastor's wife and mother. She is a regular contributor for ibelieve.com and crosswalk.com and is a movie reviewer for Movieguide Magazine. She also is a literary agent for Wordwise Media Services. When not working, she enjoys sipping a Starbucks latte, collecting 80s memorabilia and spending time with her family and her crazy dog. For more info, please visit her website www.michellelazurek.com.

Three Ways to Decrease Chronic Pain

2025-12-31T06:16:10+00:00December 31st, 2025|Featured, Individual Counseling, Personal Development|

Chronic pain can be a complicated daily occurrence. People who deal with chronic pain may struggle to get to work, manage their homes, or even struggle to have healthy relationships with their loved ones. Chronic pain can result from a myriad of issues. Diet, lifestyle, exercise, or obesity can all contribute to chronic pain. However, it is essential to research and manage chronic pains to have a fruitful, enjoyable life. Here are three ways to lessen chronic pain: Change your Work Environment Often, people work on their computers, which causes their back and neck to be hunched forward for long periods. The human body is not made for the body to maintain this position for an extended period. Change your work environment to become more ergonomic. For example, invest in a standing desk or an ergonomically efficient chair you can use for long periods. The chair must be something that you can become comfortable in. Allow the chair to lean back so you can maintain a somewhat upright position while taking stress off your back. Furthermore, invest in a chair with a tilted headrest to tilt your head back and do stretches every hour. These activities will help your back and neck avoid any harmful pain or damage chronic pain can cause. Make Room for Peace Chronic pain can also be the result of anxiety or other turmoil that you’re dealing with in life. Your heart, gut, and nervous system all take the weight of difficult circumstances when you constantly internalize them. Do your best to maintain peace in your life. That may mean forgiving someone who has wronged you, making amends with people whom you have wronged, or helping fix issues in your life such as addiction, financial troubles, or a difficult child. What’s one step you can [...]

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Five Signs You May Have ADHD

2024-09-24T12:57:57+00:00June 19th, 2024|ADHD/ADD, Christian Counseling for Children, Christian Counseling For Teens, Featured, Individual Counseling|

ADHD is a mental health disorder. ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder. If left undiagnosed it can wreak havoc on a person’s job, education, and relationships. Much like autism or other disorders, symptoms can vary from person to person and so can the level to which it affects their lives. Five Signs You Have Have ADHD Listed below are some of the signs of ADHD. Although this is not conclusive, there are some signs to look for in a child, spouse, or even yourself. Additionally, ADHD can be genetic and be passed down from generation to generation. Here are five signs you may have ADHD: Impulsive behavior The “H” in ADHD stands for “hyperactivity.” However, hyperactivity may not necessarily be someone who fidgets or cannot sit still. Although this may be one of the manifestations of this symptom, hyperactivity may manifest as impulsive behavior. This may be evident in a person’s inability to listen to someone while they are speaking, a tendency to interrupt, blurt out, or overshare. He or she may also have difficulty with curbing their appetites when it comes to eating, drinking, drug use, promiscuity, or workaholism. A person with ADHD often acts or speaks before they think through the results of their actions. Forgetfulness Although forgetfulness may be most common in a person who is aging, forgetfulness is a sign of ADHD in people whose memories function properly. Such people cannot remember what someone said to them earlier in the week, or even earlier in the day. This can cause frustration for significant others who need them to act on what they’ve heard. For example, a person with ADHD may come straight home after being asked to go to the store to pick up a few groceries. This is not an occasional forgetfulness but [...]

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