For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.

The term "Christian counselor" includes both licensed and non-licensed professionals. Some individuals may have degrees or certifications in biblical counseling but are not licensed to practice therapy; these counselors often work with churches or ministry organizations and typically do not take insurance. They provide valuable spiritual trauma support but lack formal licensing.

On the other hand, licensed Christian counselors offer psychotherapy services and can bill insurance for their work. Clients who seek help from licensed Christian counselors benefit from evidence-based interventions—such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, or EMDR—delivered by practitioners who incorporate a Biblical or Christian worldview into their therapeutic methods.

You don't need to be Christian to see me; as a licensed Christian counselor, I work with clients of all backgrounds and faiths, including those seeking spiritual trauma support.

Not at all! As a licensed Christian counselor, I am here to assist you in clarifying your values and identifying your goals, rather than imposing my own values or objectives. My focus is on providing support, including spiritual trauma support, tailored to your needs.

I wish spiritual trauma didn't exist, but it does. If you have experienced this, please know that you are not alone. The consequences of such actions committed by those in spiritual authority can be profound and highly damaging. For those affected, I offer spiritual trauma support and guidance as a licensed Christian counselor to help address the impact of betrayal and assist in evaluating how this trauma has influenced your personal faith.