Areas of Service include: individual therapy, marriage and family therapy, adolescent therapy, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, stress management, self esteem, life transition, isolation and loneliness, grief and loss, abuse, self harm, and spiritual guidance counseling within a Christian counseling perspective.
Build confidence in overcoming insecurities
Improve communication skills
Deepen intimacy in relationships
Hope for sexual wholeness
Strengthen faith and spirituality
Reclaim your voice in abusive relationships
Regain a balanced sense of well-being and reduce anxiety
Enrich life through marriage and family counseling
Break free of depression
What Does it Mean to Receive Trauma-Informed Care?
A person who experiences trauma has a hard time getting the help needed due to the alteration of their ability to recover from the event. Trauma is not the same for all people, so there is no one way to approach the healing process. Receiving safe healthcare for trauma starts with the ability of the caregiver to understand that trauma can impact a person’s ability to engage in treatment. This is the basis of trauma-informed care. What is trauma-informed care? Trauma-informed care is the practice of universal precautions for [...]
Symptoms of OCD and How Christian Counseling Can Help
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder is a mental health condition that involves repetitive, intrusive thoughts (obsessions) that are relieved by repetitive rituals [...]
Possible Signs of Bipolar Disorder in Children
Naughtiness, rebellion, tantrums, and outbursts are all things every parent knows to expect in a child, but these can [...]
