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Tuesday, August 25, 2009Wholly Imperfect Host(s): Lynne Ford
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Christian psychologist and counselor Kim Eckert found herself addressing and readdressing the same core issues with her female clients: relational wounds, body image, negative self-talk, and forming healthy relationships, to name just a few. She longed for a practical Christian book that would supplement the instruction and insights offered during counseling. The problem was she couldn't find one, so she wrote it herself: "Stronger than You Think" (InterVarsity, ISBN # 0-8308-3373-3). On today's encore Mid-Morning experience the wise counsel that's helped numerous women find wholeness without having to be perfect!
 
Tags: women, relationships, perfection, negative self-talk, body image, Stronger than You Think, Kim Eckert, Christian Psychologist, wholenessCategories: n/a
Tuesday, March 03, 2009Wholly Imperfect Host(s): Lynne Ford
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Christian psychologist and counselor Kim Eckert found herself addressing and readdressing the same core issues with her female clients: relational wounds, body image, negative self-talk, and forming healthy relationships, to name just a few. She longed for a practical Christian book that would supplement the instruction and insights offered during counseling. The problem was she couldn't find one, so she wrote it herself: "Stronger than You Think" (InterVarsity, ISBN # 0-8308-3373-3). On today's Mid-Morning experience the wise counsel that's helped numerous women find wholeness without having to be perfect!
 
Tags: relationships, relational wounds, body image, negative self-talk, counseling, counselor, Kim, perfection, perfect, imperfection, impefectCategories: n/a
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