The NRHI Journal

Thoughtful commentary on relational health, personal maturity, and spiritual formation.

The right word, at the right time, on the right topic.

Desperate Dependency: Weakness or Wisdom
Desperate Dependency: Weakness or Wisdom

All relational connections contain a degree of dependency. Too much dependency can cause relational dysfunction, and too little can lead to disconnection and isolation. This article explores how dependency relates to relational health and outlines...

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Who Decides What’s Normal?
Who Decides What’s Normal?

There seems to be an ongoing effort in this country to pathologize just about every reaction, response, distress, or experience to which a human being can be exposed. If I hadn’t read it myself, I would have thought the article I recently reviewed...

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For the Sake of the Children
For the Sake of the Children

I have a bias. As a therapist, I'm not supposed to have biases. But I do, and I will as long as any child anywhere is being abused, neglected, or exposed to harmful, life-altering experiences and situations. For the sake of the children, I will...

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Dr. Teresa M. Walters Ed.D

Dr. Teresa M. Walters

The Natural Relational Health Institute 

Hello!

I’m Teresa

The Natural Relational Health Journal is a collection of articles, essays, and other resources focused on relational health, emotional well-being, personal growth, and spiritual formation.

Each contribution is designed to offer clear insight and practical tools to support your relational connection with God, yourself, and others.

It is my hope that my writing will stir your curiosity, provide validation, and push you to search for Truth…Total Truth…God’s Truth.

Happy reading and happy searching!

Teresa

Dr. Teresa M. Walters

Dr. Teresa M. Walters Ed.D

Author/Bio

Dr. Teresa M. Walters is the founder of Chrysalis Connections, LLC, the parent company for her counseling and educational work. Her current educational and publishing efforts are housed within the Natural Relational Health Institute, which operates as a DBA and reflects a strategic rebranding and expansion of that same mission – advancing natural relational health, spiritual formation, and family leadership.