Joy Hardison

Counselor

ABOUT

Joy loves coming alongside people who like her, have experienced the challenges of living in a fallen world, to help them connect the promises of Scripture to their life circumstances. Her greatest desire is for her counselees to be drawn into a sweeter communion with Christ, who redeems all things, no matter how painful, for his glorious purposes. Joy herself has experienced the redemptive power of the gospel in her own life, living without sight from a young age, and is constantly amazed by the graciousness of God to use his people, in spite of their weakness, to fulfill his purposes for them as his beloved children. Joy was first drawn towards counseling after serving as a ministry leader in Reformed University Fellowship during college, finding the one-on-one opportunities to meet with other girls the times she most looked forward to in the week. However, it was not until she herself endured a painful season of disappointment, where God’s word ministered deeply to her heart, that she felt called to study biblical counseling. She graduated from RTS Charlotte in May of 2021. Joy enjoys reading, playing the piano, taking walks with her guide dog, and spending time with her friends and family.

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EDUCATION

BA (Communication Sciences and Disorders), James Madison University
MA (Christian Counseling), Reformed Theological Seminary

Certified Christian Trauma Care Provider - Level 1

AREAS OF INTEREST

Anxiety, body image struggles, individuals and families affected by disability and special needs

LOCATIONS

Remote

FEATURED RESOURCES

Family Hurt, Generational Trauma and the Holidays

All emotions share important information with us and can help us understand the healing work that is needed. Many of us need help in moving truth from our heads to our hearts. If this is true for you, as it is for many of us that have experienced familial hurt, generational trauma, or abuse, I encourage you to seek out counseling care. 

Back to School: Comforting the Anxious Student

Scripture teaches us a lot on the topic of anxiety, offering us particular guidance on what a whole person approach to anxiety can look like. We can use this wisdom to access practical strategies to equip and care for our students, especially if we know that this is an area of struggle before the school year starts.

Our Counseling Team

Hyemin BahkCounselor

Benjamin BakerCounselor

Benjamin BarnesCounselor

Reagan BrockCounselor

Steve BroughtonCounselor

Lorraine BryantCounselor

Richard BueschCounselor

Karen CorcoranSenior Counselor

Barry CuretonCounselor

Myra DempseyCounselor

Rachel DunnCounselor

Jason EnglerCounselor

Jessica FrankCounselor

Kim FreitagCounselor

Alex GaileyCounselor

Joy HardisonCounselor

Brenda HarstineCounselor

Suzanne HawkinsCounselor

Andrew HeadCounselor

Lauren HendryResident

Jonathan HolmesFounder Emeritus

Laura HudsonCounselor

Joseph HussungSenior Counselor

Crystal KershawCounselor

Jonathan KimCounselor

Julie MacDonaldCounselor

Shannon McCoyCounselor

Jim MongCounselor

Petar NenadovCounselor

Clair NorthcuttCounselor

Mathieu PauCounselor

Sarah Shaw OjedaCounselor

Jordan SmantCounselor

Lori TanakaCounselor

Kali ThomasCounselor

Beth TomicCounselor

Ian TullyCounselor

Marilyn VaughanCounselor

Anna WalkerCounselor

Danielle WareCounselor

Kathryn WeberCounselor

Rush WittCounselor

Angela ZellerCounselor

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