Gospel-centered biblical counseling is an approach to counseling that places Jesus Christ at the center of the therapeutic process. It recognizes the authority and sufficiency of the Bible as the foundation for understanding human nature, addressing personal struggles, and promoting spiritual growth. This counseling model acknowledges that all individuals are broken and in need of redemption.

Biblical counseling seeks to integrate biblical principles, teachings, and values into the therapeutic framework, emphasizing the importance of prayer, Scripture study, and reliance on the Holy Spirit. The focus is on helping individuals discover their identity in Christ, understanding God’s purposes and plans for their lives, and finding hope, forgiveness, and restoration through faith.

By emphasizing the transformative power of Christ’s love and grace, this approach offers individuals a unique opportunity to experience healing, restoration, and spiritual growth as they journey towards wholeness in their relationship with God and others.

Clinically informed biblical counseling is an approach to counseling that addresses the whole person – body and soul. We believe that God created us as embodied souls and that he cares about our physcial and spiritual wholeness. Through the Biblical lens we value the common grace of scientific knowledge enabling us to provide holistic and comprehensive care for individuals facing emotional, relational, and spiritual challenges.

In this counseling model, trained professionals apply evidence-based therapeutic techniques and interventions through the framework and interpretive grid of biblical wisdom and principles. Counselors aim to address clients’ physiological (body, mind, and soul) needs while considering their spiritual beliefs and values. This approach acknowledges the complexity of human experiences and seeks to provide guidance, support, and healing in a manner that aligns with an individual’s faith and spirituality.

Clinically informed biblical counseling seeks to bring the best of psychological research and clinical practices through a biblical worldview, offering clients a comprehensive and tailored approach to their emotional and spiritual growth.

No. Because we are not engaging in therapy, but rather biblical counseling, we are not eligible to accept insurance.

Our flat rate is $150 per hour. However, due to our generous donors, we are able to offer a sliding scale to most clients who are paying with personal funds. Please inquire for more information.

While most of our clients are current or former ministry leaders, pastors, business, and non-profit leaders, we do counsel others who are not. Our main passion is helping people when life gets hard. Sometimes it’s hard because of a job situation, other times the death of a loved one can make life difficult. Sometimes it feels hard when it shouldn’t. In any case, we’d be happy to talk more. Use coupon code FIRSTFREE to get your first session free.

Yes! We use a trauma-informed biblical counseling approach that recognizes the impact of trauma on individuals and incorporates trauma-sensitive principles within a biblical framework. It acknowledges the prevalence and effects of trauma, such as abuse, neglect, or other distressing experiences on a person’s emotional, relational, and spiritual well-being.

In trauma-informed biblical counseling, counselors are trained to create a safe and supportive environment that promotes healing and avoids retraumatization. They work with clients to develop a deep understanding of the trauma’s impact, helping them process their experiences, address the associated emotional and spiritual wounds, and find hope and restoration through biblical truths.

This approach acknowledges the importance of compassion, empathy, and sensitivity in working with trauma survivors. It emphasizes the need to integrate biblical teachings, such as God’s love, grace, and redemption into the therapeutic process, fostering resilience and spiritual growth.

Trauma-informed biblical counseling provides a comprehensive and holistic approach that recognizes the complexities of trauma while offering individuals a pathway to healing and renewed faith in God’s restorative power.

No. We are not state licensed clinical therapists. Our counselors are certified biblical counselors through the association of biblical counseling. Although we are clinically informed, we are not engaging in therapy, but rather biblically based, gospel centered counseling.

We do not provide a diagnosis. While we are clinically informed counselors, we do not hold the credentials to provide a diagnosis. However, we are happy to give you referrals for this service.