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Is your EQ Undermining Your Life?
Is your EQ Undermining Your Life?

Emotional intelligence isn’t something you’re born with—it’s a skill to develop. Consider how your EQ could be holding you back. By Philip K. Hardin, M.A., M. Div., LMFT, LPC

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Did You Know That Addiction Is Not a Disease?
Did You Know That Addiction Is Not a Disease?

“Neuroscience is radically challenging old models of treating addiction! Learn how to break the cycle.” By Karla Hardin, MS LPC-S

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Are you feeling ALL of your feelings?
Are you feeling ALL of your feelings?

We all have a tendency to stuff, minimize, or ignore our feelings…especially the painful ones. It seems more convenient in the moment, but long term wreaks havoc on our entire system and relationships. By Audrey Hardin, MS LPC

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Are We Going About Treating All Addictions All Wrong?
Are We Going About Treating All Addictions All Wrong?

“Neuroscience is radically challenging old models of understanding and treating addiction!” By Karla Hardin, MS LPC

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How to Dismantle the Power of Fear in Your Life
How to Dismantle the Power of Fear in Your Life

“Anxiety has become a popular word in our culture, but it is really our fear talking.”

By Abigail Cole Hardin, CLC; PNLP

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Going Against the Grain: How to Shift Emotional Patterns (Part 2)
Going Against the Grain: How to Shift Emotional Patterns (Part 2)

“As Christians, we have more positive ammunition against our negative thoughts, our failures, and our shortcomings.” -By Abigail Cole Hardin, CLC, PNLP

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