Healthier Humans

IPC creates tools, conversations & spaces that help you be a healthier human, form healthier relationships & build healthier cultures.

Where to Start?

Which area below best describes where you are looking for support?

• I’m recovering from a wound or navigating loss.

• I’m healing from spiritual abuse or a high-control space.

• I feel weighed down by harm I’ve experienced and don’t know how to move forward.

• I’m feeling stuck in negativity.

• I want to integrate my faith with psychology and mental health.

• I want to understand how my brain and nervous system shape my patterns.

• I’m trying to figure out who I am and what I value

• I want better relationships or to work with healthier teams

• I want to understand my unique gifts, needs, and design

What we do

Through the approaches outlined below, we help you engage the process of becoming who you already are, because wholeness isn’t about arriving. It’s about learning to live as a whole, healthy human, fully integrated with the faith that sustains you.

Integrating mental and emotional health with spiritual health

In Process Collective is about integrating your emotional and mental health with your faith—helping you navigate life’s complexities while staying connected to Jesus and yourself.

• Counseling/Coaching that integrates approaches like Internal Family Systems with Jesus

• Spaces like our online class, The Gift of Grief, or workshops that help bring mental health tools alongside spiritual beliefs

• Resources to go deeper with Jesus, as you also come to understand and learn your design as a human

Navigating and recovering from high control spaces

IPC offers spaces and tools to help those in the process of detangling: learning to separate our values and beliefs from the narratives we’ve inherited from high-control spaces.

• Counseling/Coaching to recover from high-control spaces or upbringing

• Spaces like our cohort for Recovering from High Control Religion, or workshops on recovering from high control spaces

• Resources to help you understand and explore the way systems and cultures have shaped you

IPC uses evidence-based approaches to understand your design; how your personality, perceptions, and psychological needs shape the way you connect and move through the world.

• Counseling/Coaching to gain clarity on personality structure, stress patterns, or navigate communication with your partner or team

• Spaces like one-day workshops to help you understand your design better or work through conflict

• Resources to help you explore who you are and how you are made

Functioning properly by understanding communication & operating from your design

About fabs

Fabienne Harford is a researcher, writer, and facilitator specializing in the intersections of psychology, culture, and spiritual formation. With master’s degrees in Mental Health (with a focus on Cultural Psychology) and an MSc in the Psychology of Coercive Control, she explores how belief systems shape identity, relationships, and well-being. Through her work with the In Process Collective, Fabienne provides tools and resources to help individuals integrate spiritual and emotional health, fostering self-awareness, resilience, and healing.

Want more?

If you’re looking for more from Fabs, her Substack is where she shares her own 'in process' musings; what she’s learning about culture, psychology, faith, and the process of becoming fully human. It’s a mix of thoughtful reflections and practical tools you can actually use. Paid subscribers also get a monthly resource designed to be practical and usable, plus you’ll also be directly supporting her ongoing research into cultures of coercion and how we can build healthier ones.

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And coming soon...

The Culture Project is about creating spaces where people can flourish instead of feeling pressured or controlled. Through research, workshops, and consulting, Fabs helps communities and organizations build cultures of freedom and health.

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