Philip K. Hardin
Philip K. Hardin holds a Master of Arts in Marriage & Family Therapy and a Master of Divinity from Reformed Theological Seminary. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist and has over 25 years in private practice. He practices in both Fairhope, Alabama and Jackson, Mississippi.
Karla S. Hardin
Karla S. Hardin holds a Masters in Science from Mississippi College in Mental and Behavioral Health. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 20 years experience in the field of counseling and coaching in both Mississippi and Alabama. She practices counseling only in Fairhope, AL, but hosts occasional workshops throughout the country.
Audrey Hardin
Audrey is a Licensed Professional Counselor and practices in both Dallas and McKinney, Texas with Hardin Life Resources. She also serves with their non-profit ministry, BPO, by providing workshops throughout the country. Audrey utilizes her training in attachment, family systems, and the role of trauma in her work with groups, couples, and individuals.
Andrea ferguson
Andrea Ferguson is a Provisional Licensed Counselor in Jackson, Mississippi. She holds a Master in Science in Mental Health Counseling from Mississippi College. Andrea also holds various certifications in crisis intervention. In addition to working with Hardin Life Resources, Andrea enjoys volunteering at RideABILITY Therapeutic Riding Center in Brandon, Mississippi.
"My goal in the therapeutic process is to provide a healthy environment that fosters the opportunity for growth in an individual’s life. I believe in a holistic and client-centered approach. I am also a firm believer in mind, body, and spirit. One circle impacts the other and all parts must be fully functional for individuals to truly live their life to the fullest.
My special areas of interest include: empowering young adults, women’s issues, couple/relationship issues, and family dynamics.
I am greatly looking forward to partnering with you as you take the next step in living life to the fullest!"
Kari Whatley
Kari is a Licensed Professional Counselor and passionate about helping people develop habits for a happy and whole life. She has a master’s in counseling and a bachelor’s in theology. Kari has a thriving private practice and works primarily with anxiety, depression, and PTSD. Along with her private practice in the Fairhope – Daphne area, Kari is an equine therapist and uses her nine horses both individually and with families to address anxiety, selfawareness, and relational skills. She also directs the Equine Therapy Group Foundation, which focuses on serving veterans and at-risk youth. Kari was recognized by Mobile Bay Magazine’s 40 under 40 and is a frequent contributor to WKRG News 5 on mental health topics.
rachel dunne
My desire is to create a nurturing, safe and judgment-free space for my clients to feel seen, understood and valued, and to validate their experience-no matter what that may be going through or have gone through in the past.
I believe that a healthy and attuned therapeutic relationship is one of the most important components of therapy, and it is through a person-centered approach that I can help my clients feel safe to explore their inner landscape and create the self-awareness and self-compassion needed for true and lasting transformation.
I value a holistic view of mental health and believe that effective therapy addresses the whole person, including the physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional aspects of each client. I also use aspects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Logotherapy to help my clients recognize the relationship between negative thoughts, feelings, and behaviors and to find meaning and purpose in the suffering that is an inevitable part of the human experience.
As a certified stepfamily coach for the past three years, I have a strong passion for educating the community about the unique struggles of blended families, and most importantly, helping these families find “peace and purpose in the chaos of blended family life.”
My areas of interest include Child/Adolescent, Adult, Anxiety & Trauma, Blended families.