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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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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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Why It's Important to Reflect on Your Past This Season
Why It's Important to Reflect on Your Past This Season

Consider what you can learn from bringing back things forgotten. By Guest Contributor Lisa Donohue, CLC

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