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"Licensed Clinical Mental Therapist Christine Cantilena Barnes ventures into her divorce stemming from a loveless marriage as a Christian woman and mother. In her book, A Heart's Betrayal, she describes the process of before, during, and after her devastating divorce and picking up the pieces. This book consists of many essential tips for navigating a high-conflict divorce. This includes discovering marital affairs, divorce's effects on children, legal knowledge and helpful tips, financial concerns, regaining emotional steadiness, and reconnecting with the Lord to find your new self goals and purpose. Many things can tear one down while dealing with a divorce, and the most difficult that Christine discovered were keeping her son emotionally sound-minded and fully surrendering herself to God to regain self-confidence and self-love. Her hope is to help others who find themselves in similar situations so they, too, can learn to cope and heal from their extensive pain. Additionally, to learn the new ""normal"" of being a healthy-minded single parent and to recognize a strong-willed narcissist. Although Christine's experiences prove that a marriage can be filled with devastating destruction, God's mercy and a prayerful community can renew your life to an unexpected height. Her contending spirit are all factors that demonstrate there is also a path of such greatness that awaits you beyond divorce!"

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Christine Cantilena Barnes is a Licensed Clinical Mental Therapist (LPC) who specializes in teens, college students, and adults who suffer from intrusive thoughts, self-harming behaviors, suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety, divorce, parental alienation, and narcissist abuse.She holds a Fine Arts Degree from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Master's from Mercer University. She has extensive training in Cognitive Behavior, Expressive Art Trauma, Forensic Evaluations for Court, and Parental Alienation. For the healing journey, she focuses on Faith Based Therapy, Expressive Art, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Eye Movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy (EMDR). She embraces Erikson's life stages and Rogers's Person-Centered therapeutic approach. Christine is a member of The Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC), The International Professional Association for Eye Movement Desensitization (EMDRA) and Licensed Professional Counselors Association of Georgia (LPCA).Christine enjoys a challenge, and believes there is a solution to most all problems. That everyone has a story to tell, and that we all want to be respected, loved, and understood. She strives to help build a supportive and authentic relationship with all of her clients and offers group therapy, too.

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