Josh Spurlock

Josh Spurlock MA, LPC, CST, has a BA in Biblical Languages and a Masters in Counseling. He is a licensed professional counselor (LPC), holding licenses in Missouri, Colorado, and Florida. He is also a certified sex therapist (CST), Level 2 AEDP therapist, and an ordained minister. He is an advanced practice clinician, with over 10,000 hours of clinical experience. He specializes in marriage counseling, sex therapy, family counseling, and works with executives, pastors, business owners, and ministry leaders.

Finding Strength and Connection in Community: A Guide to Nurturing Church Small Groups

Church small groups are much like the workshops and teams many of us are part of every day, where we learn from each other’s experiences, lend a hand when needed, and, together, navigate the ups and downs of life.

Trauma Healing: Support Tips for Friends and Family

Friends and family play a crucial role in the trauma healing process. The foundation of trauma recovery is the establishment of safety.

Restoring Relational Circuits: Polyvagal Theory & Faith

In navigating the complexities of human relationships and emotional well-being, the intertwining principles of Polyvagal Theory and Christian faith offer a transformative path from disconnection to deep, meaningful connections.

Find Your Identity in Christ: Guide for Young Adults

For those walking a path of faith, forming one’s identity in Christ is central to this exploration. This journey involves not just a personal or spiritual quest but encompasses emotional, psychological, and communal dimensions as well.

Turning Struggle Into Growth: Unlock Wisdom

Transforming suffering into wisdom and strength is a deeply personal process. It’s important to move at your own pace and remember that growth and healing take time.

NICC Protocol for Crisis Stabilization & Debriefing

This article will explore the NICC treatment protocol for crisis stabilization and debriefing and provide an in-depth look at the methods and principles guiding this approach.

Understanding and Healing Trauma: Faith and Neuroscience

Healing trauma is possible. While pain and suffering are inevitable parts of life, trauma can be prevented and healed through understanding and intervention.

How the Brain Heals: Two Paths to Lasting Change

Competitive Neuroplasticity and Memory Reconsolidation shape everything from our habits and emotional responses to how we experience healing in our walk with Christ.

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