Posts tagged family conflict resolution
2 Ways To Handle Suffering: The World’s Way or God’s Way
2 Ways To Handle Suffering: The World’s Way or God’s Way

A Christian Therapist’s Pro/Con List. By Audrey Hardin, MS LPC

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3 Types Who Can’t Admit They’re Wrong and What To Do Next
3 Types Who Can’t Admit They’re Wrong and What To Do Next

Understand the person you’re ready to give up on and learn a fresh approach for resolution and healing. By Philip K. Hardin, M.A., M. Div., LMFT, LPC

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How To Go into The Holiday Season When It’s Loaded With Landmines
How To Go into The Holiday Season When It’s Loaded With Landmines

“3 ways to prepare yourself for unmet expectations, strained relationships, and ongoing loss this season.” By Karla Hardin, MS LPC-S

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