Cindy Hardy

Cindy Hardy

Addiction Expert

Education

  • Graduate Certificate in Forensic Psychology, Grand Canyon University
  • Doctorate of Education, Grand Canyon University
  • Master of Science, Grand Canyon University
  • Master of Public Administration, Upper Iowa University
  • Bachelor of Arts, Eastern Illinois University

Areas of Expertise

  • Addiction Treatment
  • Mental Health
  • Trauma

Cindy Hardy

Cindy Hardy is a Licensed Psychotherapist with over 17 years of experience in the mental health and substance abuse field. She is a professional member of the National Association of Addiction Professionals (NAAP) and Licensed Professional Counselors Association of Georgia (LPCA). Dr. Hardy holds a Doctorate Degree in Behavioral Health, Masters in Psychology, and Master in Health & Human Services from Upper Iowa University and Grand Canyon University.

She specializes in addiction, mental health, trauma, and workplace stress. She has worked with children, adults, families, couples, veterans, and groups on such issues as: grief and loss, divorce, depression, anxiety, substance abuse, anger management, parenting skills, psychological and sexual abuse, domestic violence, trauma, money management, and personal spiritual development.

Her license and certifications include: License Professional Counselor (LPC), International Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselor (ICADC-II), Masters Addiction Counselor (MAC), Clinical Employee Assistant Specialist (EAS-C), Substance Abuse Professional (SAP), and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP). Dr. Hardy uses a person-centered, holistic, multicultural, and eclectic approach in treatment to tailor treatment to the persons need and culture. Dr. Hardy enjoys helping others achieve their full potential by helping people find healthy perspectives of themselves and strengthen their relationships, families, and ultimately their community.

Content Written by Cindy Hardy

Psychoactive Substances Published:

Benefits Of Recovery vs. Discomfort Of Withdrawal Published:

Difficulty Trusting Yourself And Others In Recovery Published:

Fear In The Early Stages Of Recovery Published:

Practice, Not Perfectionism, In Recovery Published:

Ping Pong Treatment Published:

Similarities Between Psychiatric And Substance Use Disorders Published:

Whole Health Recovery Published:

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