Services

·         Substance Abuse

·         Sexual Abuse

·         Sexual Addiction

·         Marriage

·         Pre-Marriage

·         Family Issues

·         Depression

·         Anger Management

·         Guilt & Forgiveness

·         Divorce Recovery

·         Stress & Anxiety

·         Grief & Loss

·         Crisis & Trauma

·          Panic Disorders

·         Goal Setting

    Assessment Testing

*Anxiety and Depression * Personal Crisis Inventory * Pre-marriage   *Marriage * Home Environment * Domestic Violence *Addiction & Dependency * Youth Enrichment Survey * Spiritual Gifts Assessment

      Chemical Dependency Counselor

        Anger Management Specialist

          Sexual Addiction Counselor

             Restorative Therapist
 
                  Crisis Chaplain

Our Counseling Model
Faith-Based Therapy

 What is Faith-Based Therapy™?

There are many counseling models utilized by secular and religious counselors today. These models are theorized according to an understanding of the creation and psychology of man. Psychology is simply the study of behavior. Biblically, the psychology of behavior is summed up with the sentence ‘People are moved by what they believe, but they do what they choose’. Faith-Based Therapy™ is a Biblical model of therapy based on the dynamics of beliefs, choices, and faith. Faith-Based Therapy™ is a Christian counseling model that explains behavior in practical terms. Once understood, change is more easily facilitated.

In simple terms:

• You feel what you feel, think what you think, and want what you want because you are moved by what you believe.
• You behave the way you do because of your choices.
• Someone can help you change what you believe to be based on truth and reality, but only you can make loving and responsible choices.
• Yet when challenged to believe the Word of God, you become empowered with life-changing choices.
• When you choose to believe the Word of God, faith arises and change occurs by the grace of God.

When you change what you believe, it will change what you feel, what you think and what you want and thus empower you for better choices. When your beliefs are based on the truth of God and you yield to that belief, then faith becomes active. (“For by grace you have been saved through faith: and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God,” Ephesians 2:8. Faith not only has the ability to change you in the middle of circumstances, but to change the circumstances as well.