Posts tagged perfectionist recovery
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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SOCIALBridget Crowdercan't admit fault, struggle to own mistakes, afraid to be wrong, hard to admit fault, can't say I'm wrong, how to deal with people who can't own their mistake, narcissist abuse, modern day narcissist, christian narcissist, spiritual abuse, family conflict, family conflict resolution, couples conflict, marriage tips, mens ministry, mens issues, arrogance, perfectionist recovery, deal with controlling person, deal with defensive person, phil hardin, mens round table, mens coaching
How to Check Back In From a “Checked-Out” Life
How to Check Back In From a “Checked-Out” Life

“Learn a simple technique to stop going through the motions and start living connected life.” By Abigail Cole Hardin, CLC; PNLP

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EMOTIONAL, SPIRITUALBridget Crowderhow to practice noticing, become self-aware, become more self-aware, trauma recovery, what trauma does to the brain, checked out, how to work through your past, how to deal with loss, practice noticing, yoga noticing, holy noticing, recover from chronic anxiety, perfectionist recovery, reconnection
3 Steps to Take Down Your Inner Critic
3 Steps to Take Down Your Inner Critic

“People who claim to be ‘perfectionists,’ ‘hard on themselves’ or ‘their own worst critic’ are usually fighting the voice of an inner critic.” By Abigail Hardin, CLC PNLP

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