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Justin K. Hughes, MA, LPC

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Finally! A Roadmap for Christians with OCD (Big Reveal)

Posted in Anxiety, CBT, Christian, Exposure Therapy, OCD

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Dear friends,

It’s really happening. For the last six years, I’ve been trying to “practice what I preach”—but it wasn’t easy.

While writing The Christian’s Guide to Overcoming OCD, I faced some of the same “what-ifs” my clients do. What if I misrepresent God? What if I’m not good enough? What if this fails? I want to help bring hope and freedom for those who suffer deeply from fear. I had to face my own first.

I am thrilled to announce that my first book will be published by Routledge on June 29th. It is a deep integration of evidence-based tools with a robust grace-centered theology.

book The Christian's Guide to Overcoming OCD

The wait is almost over, but you don’t have to wait to start healing.

  • Preorder now!
  • Watch the story: This month’s YouTube details the ups and downs and why it was worth 6 years.
  • Start the Masterclass: You don’t have to wait on the book to access my comprehensive course that follows the same roadmap. Learn exactly the steps that evidence based practices and faith involve.
  • Follow along: Ensure you click on the “book” subscription here in my newsletter to get all updates and future promos!

Thank you for being part of this journey.

Have Mercy,

Justin

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