Craig Lounsbrough

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Good as the Enemy of the Best

“That’s good enough.”  How many times have those words come out of our mouths?  The idea of this lackluster commitment to the living out of our lives has become so prevalent that we’ve learned to articulate it in a whole bunch of different ways.  The rather robust vernacular that we’ve created to wave off responsibility and say “that’s good enough” … [Read more...]

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Assumptions – Agendas and Danger

Most of us are quite familiar with the old saying about ‘assuming.’  In fact, the rather biting truth about that saying has likely bitten us more than once.  Yet despite this rather endearing bit of truth (as well as the scars that we carry around with us that evidence it as true), we nonetheless go through life making a sizeable amount of … [Read more...]

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Fear – The Monster in the Closet

We all have our monsters, whatever they may be.  For some, it’s fear of failure.  For others it’s lack of self-confidence.  And then there are other monsters like fear of relationships, or fear of risk, or fear of being vulnerable, or fear of rejection.  Then there’s the more obvious one’s like fear of heights or confined spaces or crowds.  The … [Read more...]

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Perfection – Proving Our Worth

We would all prefer perfection . . . I think.  Somehow perfection frees us from failure and pain and struggle.  It just sets everything straight.  Perfection makes the road smooth and always sets it in the right direction at just the right speed.  It eliminates the fear of failure because failure’s simply not a part of it.  Uncertainty vanishes.  … [Read more...]

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Empty – Running Out of Gas

Ever feel empty?  I mean that drug down, tapped-out, bottom of the barrel, the well’s dry, running on fumes kind of empty.  Most of the times when we’re exhausted we can reach way down and pull up some morsel of energy to get us through.  There’s that reserve, that back-up that we can typically reach into when we need to in those desperate … [Read more...]

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Uniqueness – Not as License

Sometimes fully being oneself in plain sight can be viewed as rather weird or downright odd. Sometimes our uniqueness is labeled as strange, bizarre, quirky or slightly peculiar. ‘Different’ in a culture of uniformity is too frequently labeled as eccentric, curious, “out there,” slightly unconventional, eerie, a tad bit unorthodox, or being … [Read more...]

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The Bottom Line – What Drives Our Decisions

We make decisions all day, every day.  Whether those decisions are the redundant routine things that fill up most of our days, or those decisions are the seminal moments that alter our lives for the rest of our lives.  Some of the decisions that we make are conscious; choices that are the product of much time, rigorous thought, the balancing out of … [Read more...]

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Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep – Mom and Dad’s Bedtime Prayer

It goes something like this, “Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep.  If I should die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take.  God bless Mommy, Daddy, Mark, Brett and Granny.  Amen.”  Simple. I recited that prayer thousands of times as kid.  It comes to my memory today as clearly as it did those many thousands of … [Read more...]

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The End – A Contradictory Idea

“The End.”  There’s something definitively final about those two simple words. Those two, three letter words appear on the screen when the last words of the actors have fallen into an irretrievable silence and the screen has been swept barren of images.  They pen an irrefutable and final ‘period’ on the last page of novels beyond which sentences … [Read more...]

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A New Start – The Concept of a New Beginning

What would I do with a new start?  I mean a really new, ‘new’ start?  Not something that looks new because we’ve vigorously spit-shined something that’s old to a new luster.  Not some radical make-over of something that’s radically old so that it looks convincingly new.  Not a meticulous restoration that’s going to erase the footprints of time and … [Read more...]

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To forgive is to say that we will not allow someone else’s foolishness become our burden lest we become the fool.

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Life comes with unanticipated twists and turns that can leave us confused, hurt, and frequently disoriented. Professional counseling can help with finding ways to deal with these issues.

If you or someone you know are experiencing depression, apathy, anger, conflicts, stress or other issues, a counselor may be able to help.

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Craig Lounsbrough M. Div., LPC

19029 Plaza Drive
Suite 255
Parker, Colorado 80134
303-593-0575 ext 1
craiglpc4@gmail.com

Publishing Contacts
"The Eighth Page - A Christmas Journey" and "The Self That I Long to Believe In," and "In the Footsteps of the Few" and "Taking It to Our Knees"
Beacon Publishing Group
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"An Intimate Collision - Encounters with Life and Jesus" and "An Autumn's Journey - Deep Growth in the Grief and Loss of LIfe's Seasons"
Wipf and Stock Publisher
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Craig Lounsbrough M. Div., LPC craiglpc4@gmail.com

Craig Lounsbrough strives to bring an effective blend of experience, expertise, clarity, concern and action to the counseling process in order to maximize outcomes and provide genuine healing and wholeness to individuals, marriages and families.

Craig earned an Associate of Science Degree from Hocking Technical College, a Bachelor of Arts degree in Religion with an emphasis in Christian Education from Azusa Pacific University, and a Master of Divinity degree in Family Pastoral Care and Counseling from Fuller Theological Seminary. He has completed his coursework for his Doctor of Ministry degree in Marriage and Family Counseling from Denver Seminary. Craig is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Colorado and is ordained by the Evangelical Church Alliance. He is a certified Professional Life Coach.

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