Working Through Destructive Entitlement in Clinical Practice

Destructive entitlement can quietly undermine therapeutic progress, often appearing as chronic resentment, rigid expectations, relational conflict, or stalled growth. This presentation helps clinicians identify entitlement and understand where it comes from. Attendees will learn practical, compassionate strategies to address entitlement without shaming and guide clients toward accountability, emotional regulation, and healthier relational patterns.
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Lindsey Eggleston is a Licensed Professional Counselor with more than ten years of experience across community mental health, higher education, and school-based settings. Now in private practice, Lindsey focuses on working with adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, and self-esteem concerns, offering care that is both clinically grounded and deeply compassionate. Lindsey specializes in Christian counseling that integrates clinical expertise with biblical, values-informed care to help clients move toward meaningful and sustainable change. To learn more, you can follow her instagram @that_christian_counselor.

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