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.

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.

NIRD Principle: Service and Mission

The NIRD principle of Service and Mission emphasizes that discipleship should not only focus on personal spiritual growth but also extend outward in acts of service that impact the wider community.

NIRD Principle: Multiplication

The NIRD principle of Multiplication emphasizes the critical role of discipleship in not just growing individuals but also expanding the reach and impact of the church’s ministry through a replicative process.

Exploring NICC: Unveiling Core Self & Constructed Self

This article delves into the foundational concepts of NICC, such as the differentiation between the Core Self and the Constructed Self and the role of Internal Working Models (IWMs) in shaping our perceptions and interactions.

BrainSync (Limbic Resonance): Path to Empathy

At the heart of BrainSync is the concept of limbic resonance, which refers to the emotional synchronization that occurs between individuals. This process, facilitated by the brain’s limbic system, allows people to “feel felt” and understand each other on a profound, non-verbal level.

Helping Friends Heal: Guide to Support & Growth

Helping friends heal through an emotionally painful situation is a testament to the strength and depth of your friendship. By providing a listening ear and encouraging healthy ways to process their pain, you’re helping your friends lay the groundwork for resilience, growth, and maturity.

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