Kyna Moore, LPC

05/12/2026

😂😂🫣 truth.

Giving honesty without toxic positivity?? Slay.

05/12/2026

05/12/2026

First pitch read of the season. I got to see Scott Erickson live in Nashville a few years ago — very inspiring! This read is too. !

05/05/2026

Outgrowing old versions of yourself is progress.
The person you were five years ago couldn’t handle what you carry today. That’s because growth stretches you into new capacity.

Sometimes growth feels uncomfortable, or even wrong. Friends or family may pressure you to “stay the same.” And old, familiar habits and patterns, even toxic ones, can feel easier than facing the unknown.

But God didn’t design you to stay stuck in the past version of yourself. He wired you to grow, mature, and shed what no longer serves you. Outgrowing your old self doesn’t mean you despise who you were. It means you honor that season while stepping into a stronger one.

Letting go of the old means making space for the new... new habits, new friends, new opportunities, and deeper character.

Every yes to growth may feel like a “no” to comfort, but it is a resounding “YES!” to freedom.

04/07/2026

My schedule has opened up room for new clients. I love getting referrals from people who trust me. If that’s you … please send folks to me whom you know who are needing some help. Thank you for trusting me. !

11/25/2025

11/25/2025

Loving someone and protecting your life are not competing values.

You can care deeply and still choose boundaries.
Both can be true at the same time.