About
Using a Christ-centered psychological approach, my greatest hope is for you to learn to live a life that glorifies God, even in seasons when you find yourself between Egypt and the promised land. No matter what you’re going through, you are not too far gone, you’re not too deep in sin, and there is no problem too difficult or challenge too great for our God. He loves you deeply, desires a relationship with you, and will meet you right where you are. “And after you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to his eternal glory in Christ, will himself restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you” (1 Peter 5:10).
My Goal as a Christian Counselor
My goal is to facilitate spiritual growth in a nonjudgmental, loving, and welcoming environment and to help you know Christ for yourself and grow deeper in Him. My hope is that through our work together, you will develop a renewed perspective about your life. In our sessions, we will discover how to keep God at the center and draw from Him as the source for all you need.
What I Offer in Christian Counseling
I offer a welcoming space where you can feel comfortable sharing whatever is on your mind and heart. As your therapist, I aim to be in tune with your present needs during each session and will adapt our time together to meet those needs while remaining sensitive to the Holy Spirit. As a Christian therapist, I want it to be clear to each of my clients that I am not the source of their healing. I will never pretend to have an answer and have no shame in asking a client if we can pause and seek guidance from the true source of healing – the Lord Himself.
My Approach to Christian Counseling
I believe a therapist cannot take a distinctively Christian approach to therapy unless following Christ is a lifestyle. There is no separation between how faith informs my life and practice. As your therapist, I will be a student of your life. It is very important to me that I understand your perspective and provide a safe and nonjudgemental space while focusing on your needs, goals, and growth. We will focus on fostering self-awareness and Holy Spirit empowerment through Scripture-based therapy (2 Timothy 3:16-17).