Helping The Hurting: A Guide for People of Faith

Are you walking a loved one through a difficult life season? Do you come from a faith-based perspective and seek Biblical answers to your questions? If so, this book will help. Written in a personal tone, with simple, easy to understand tools, Helping the Hurting will walk you through the process of supporting someone you love through a painful experience. The book is honest and authentic and tackles questions such as: “Can you have both — doubt and faith, anger and hope?” “How long will healing take?” “What if it is their own fault?” “How could God let this happen?” If you have asked questions like these, you can find help and hope within these pages.

Cori Moschberger is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She has been in the field of social services since 1998. She received her Master of Social Work from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2003. Cori is a clinical therapist and an organizational development consultant and trainer residing in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. She is a dog lover, enjoys new experiences, especially adventures, but still makes time to "just sit" and care for others. As a consultant and trainer, Cori specializes in the not-for-profit sector. Her expertise includes management, team building, leadership, and mentoring. As a clinical therapist, Cori uses a strengths-based approach with all her clients. She creates a safe and comforting environment that allows clients to discover their strengths in order to live happier and more enriched lives.