Loving Yourself: After a Toxic Relationship
With Rev. Randy Crownover
We understand we are to “love our neighbor.” Loving ourselves is another matter, especially after being in a relationship with a toxic person. This class will help you understand how God’s love can help you love yourself again even when someone special has left you feeling worthless.
This class meets during Wednesday Night Alive September 14 – October 19 at St. Luke’s Edmond Campus at 6:30 p.m. There is a Zoom option for this class, please click here to participate remotely.
Week 1
Prior to each session you can download the handout by clicking the link below.
The video is designed to be watched on your own during the week after that week’s session.
Video for After Session 1
Week 2
Prior to each session you can download the handout by clicking the link below.
The video is designed to be watched on your own during the week after that week’s session.
Video for After Session 2
Randy is a retired United Methodist Minister and now a Licensed Marital and Family Therapist practicing in Edmond, Oklahoma. After almost 25 years of serving as a minister, Randy followed God’s calling to minister in a deeper level as a therapist. He’s now been in private practice for nearly 12 years. Randy has utilized the Myers-Briggs in his personal and professional lives since 1970 and was certified to teach and administer the Myers-Briggs Type Inventory in 2015.
