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Dallas: Drop by and say hi @ HPB Flagship on August 23rd 🧠📚

Posted in CBT, Christian, Exposure Therapy, OCD

Recovery happens in community, and I love any chance to connect with people who care about doing the real work of overcoming OCD and anxiety.

Whether you’re navigating OCD yourself, supporting a loved one, or simply want to chat about evidence-based tools that bring science and deep faith together, I’d love to meet you!

Find me at the iconic Half Price Books Flagship store right here in Dallas for an informal book signing and meet-and-greet for The Christian’s Guide to Overcoming OCD. Get your book signed, ask your questions one-on-one, and connect!

đź“… EVENT DETAILS

  • Where: Half Price Books Flagship (5803 E. Northwest Hwy, Dallas, TX 75231)—find me in the middle of the store

  • What: Informal Meet-and-Greet (come and go), Q&A, and Book Signing

  • When: Sunday, August 23rd, 1-3 pm

  • Cost: Free & open to the public!

Let’s stop guessing our way through recovery and take ground together.

👇 GRAB YOUR COPY: Buy a shiny new copy at the event or bring your own!

đź”— www.justinkhughes.com/book

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