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Christian Counseling
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Faith & Mental Health Can Be Deeply Connected
- Anxiety & Worry
- Depression
- Relationship Challenges
- Marriage & Family
- Grief & Loss
- Stress & Burnout
- Life Transitions
- Trauma
- Faith & Spirituality
- Identity & Purpose
- Parenting
- Religious Hurt & Trauma
- Biblical Counseling
Care Backed by Data, Smart Tools for Smarter Healing
As you begin your journey with us, we’ll ask you to complete a few simple assessments from the convenience of your smartphone, tablet, or computer using our Blueprint system. Once you create your account, you’ll enjoy the benefits of workbooks, care resources, and automated assessments that check-in on your progress. These assessments are extremely valuable to ensuring your care is specifically tailored to your needs.
Support for Life With A Biblical Approach
Christian counseling brings together professional mental health care and a respect for your faith, values, and spiritual life. Depending on your preferences, therapy can create space to explore how faith relates to your emotions, relationships, experiences, and decisions while developing practical tools for healing and growth.
- Strengthen Emotional Well-Being
- Navigate Life Through Faith
- Build Healthier Relationships
- Process Grief & Difficult Experiences
- Explore Identity & Purpose
- Develop Healthy Coping Skills
Individual Christian counseling provides a confidential space to work through anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, relationship concerns, life transitions, and other challenges while incorporating your faith when desired. Your therapist can help you develop practical strategies for emotional well-being while respecting the beliefs and values that are important to you.
Christian couples therapy can help partners strengthen communication, navigate conflict, rebuild connection, and work through challenges affecting their relationship. For couples who desire it, counseling can also explore how shared faith, values, forgiveness, commitment, and spiritual life relate to their relationship.
Children and teens can experience anxiety, depression, family changes, school stress, identity concerns, peer pressure, and other emotional challenges. Our therapists provide age-appropriate mental health support while respecting your family’s faith and values and incorporating them into treatment when appropriate.
Faith and psychiatric care don’t have to be in conflict. When medication may be helpful, our psychiatric providers can evaluate symptoms and discuss treatment options as part of an individualized care plan while respecting each client’s beliefs, values, and treatment preferences.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Christian counseling combines professional mental health treatment with an openness to incorporating Christian faith and values into therapy. Like other forms of counseling, treatment focuses on your emotional, relational, and mental health needs, while giving you the opportunity to include your faith as part of the therapeutic process.
Both can use established therapeutic approaches to address mental health and relationship concerns. Christian counseling also intentionally creates space for your faith, beliefs, values, and spiritual experiences to be part of therapy when you want them to be.
No. You don’t need to belong to a particular church or denomination. Our goal is to understand and respect your individual beliefs rather than assume that every Christian approaches faith in the same way.
Prayer, Scripture, and conversations about faith may be incorporated when they are meaningful to you and appropriate to your treatment. Christian counseling should be collaborative, so you can talk with your therapist about how much—or how little—you want spiritual practices incorporated into your sessions.
Yes. Christian counseling can address many of the same mental health concerns as other forms of therapy, including anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, stress, and relationship difficulties. Faith can be incorporated alongside appropriate therapeutic approaches based on your needs and goals.
Yes. Christian couples counseling can help address communication difficulties, conflict, trust, intimacy, major life changes, and other relationship concerns while incorporating the couple’s shared faith and values when desired.
Many insurance plans cover outpatient mental health therapy when services meet the plan’s requirements for covered behavioral healthcare. Coverage, copays, deductibles, and participating providers vary, so benefits should be verified for your specific plan.
Your faith is personal, and your counseling should reflect that. Our Christian counselors seek to understand your beliefs and how you would like faith incorporated into treatment. Faith can be an important part of counseling without replacing professional mental health care or being imposed on you.
