By Linda C J Turner, Therapist & Advocate There was a time when some people distanced themselves from me.Not because of what I did — but because of what they were told.Lies were whispered.Stories were twisted.And slowly, some began to pull away. It hurt.Not just the isolation, but the injustice of being misjudged.Of being doubted… Read More When Truth Finally Speaks Louder Than Lies
By Linda C J Turner, Therapist & Advocate In life — and especially in matters of justice — there is no substitute for truth.When you tell the truth, you don’t have to worry about remembering your story. You don’t have to keep track of tangled narratives or patch up inconsistencies. Truth is stable. It stands… Read More The Power of Truth: Why Honesty is Your Strongest Ally
By Linda C J Turner, Therapist & Advocate In the journey of healing from abuse, one of the most painful aspects can be the betrayal of those who were once your support system—especially when they claim to follow Christian values. If you’ve experienced abandonment or betrayal by people who once stood by you, it’s natural… Read More The Conflict Between Christianity and Enabling Abuse: Finding the Truth in the Midst of Betrayal
Sometimes, all you need is faith — not answers, not guarantees, not even a clear roadmap. Just faith. That small but mighty flame that keeps flickering even when the wind blows hard against it. That whisper in your soul that says, “Keep going… something beautiful is waiting on the other side.” By Linda C J Turner, Therapist &… Read More Faith
By Linda C J Turner, Therapist & Advocate There’s a sacred rhythm to life — a kind of divine choreography that unfolds not according to our urgency, but according to a higher wisdom. And no matter how much we push, plan, or pray for things to happen now, the truth is simple and powerful: You cannot… Read More The Art of Perfect Timing: Trusting the Unfolding of God’s Plan
“They Judged Me by Their Own Unethical Standards: How Shallow and Transparent” There’s a peculiar kind of judgment that reveals more about the person casting it than the one receiving it. It’s the kind that doesn’t come from reflection or truth, but from projection—where people measure others by the standards they themselves secretly fail to… Read More “They Judged Me by Their Own Unethical Standards: How Shallow and Transparent”
Just because people stay silent doesn’t mean they’re blind. There’s a powerful truth in the quiet knowing of friends, acquaintances, and even bystanders. They may not confront the liar directly—but that doesn’t mean they’re fooled. Here’s an article-style reflection on this idea, offering insight, clarity, and perhaps a bit of quiet vindication: Silent Eyes: When… Read More Silent Eyes: When Friends See Through Lies and Say Nothing
The Sin of Silence: When Compassion is Absent and Christianity Becomes a Costume There is nothing more isolating than standing on the edge of despair, heart shattered, soul threadbare, desperately trying to hold on—and being met not with care, but with silence. And when that silence comes from people who claim to walk in the… Read More The Sin of Silence: When Compassion is Absent and Christianity Becomes a Costume
When the Truth Doesn’t Match the Tears: The Weaponization of Illness There are few things more devastating than hearing someone say they are dying of cancer. It evokes immediate empathy, sorrow, and compassion. It’s a powerful declaration—one that stops people in their tracks and shifts the way we view everything around that person. But what… Read More When the Truth Doesn’t Match the Tears: The Weaponization of Illness
Behind the Curtain of That Sentence: When “Goodbye” Is a Silent Confession There are moments when a simple sentence carries the weight of a thousand hidden truths. One of those moments is when someone, after lying to the police, lying in court, lying to their family, and wiping away any trace of evidence, sends you… Read More When “Goodbye” Is a Silent Confession
