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“Some of the speakers provide helpful antidotal information; however, it is hard to track who was useful and who wasn’t. The speakers fail to address any modality that is useful or the second and third order of effects of “sin” being the focus of their counseling goals. I give it to stars because it sounds like each person truly cares about helping people but I doubt they consider the potential harm they can cause with underdeveloped ideas techniques.”
chaplainjerry via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/09/18
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“As a lay counselor I appreciate this podcast that allows me to be able to get a glimpse of all that is happening in the bigger counseling arena. I am always encouraged by how God is working around the world and I often learn things helpful to my own counseling load.”
EmilyFitz via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/12/18
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