Our counselors
National Christian Counselors Association Licensed or Certified Pastoral Counselors
Our counselors
National Christian Counselors Association Licensed or Certified Pastoral Counselors
Our counselors
National Christian Counselors Association Licensed or Certified Pastoral Counselors
All Head to Heart counselors are members of the National Christian Counselors Association and licensed Christian pastoral counselors. They have extensive training in counseling and ministering to the emotional and spiritual wounds caused by broken relationships, fear, abuse, rejection, loss, and life circumstances.
As Christian counselors, we believe that hiding our beliefs and trying to do value-free counseling is both unwise and impossible to do.
Like most counselors, we recognize that personal problems can result from physical problems, social or environmental influences, and psychological pressures.
We also believe that many problems can be spiritual in nature, resulting from not understanding biblical truth, sinful behavior, and living in a fallen world. We believe that individuals are created in God’s image and can only feel complete and fulfilled in a relationship with God through His Son, Jesus Christ. Thus, Christian counseling, as opposed to other kinds of counseling, is deeply concerned with the spiritual as well as the emotional and physical needs of clients. The main goal of Christian counseling, like the goal of Christian living, is to enable clients to move toward greater emotional and spiritual health by becoming more like Jesus Christ.
“We believe that counseling without the ‘Jesus Factor’ is about as effective as applying a Band-Aid over a bacteria-infested wound.“
We believe that counseling should involve praying about the client’s difficulties and looking to the authority of the Bible for guidance. In this way, we seek to encourage clients to build a dependency on God.
The client can find forgiveness for the past, strength and comfort for the present, and hope for the future by trusting the Lord to daily meet needs and heal emotional wounds. We seek to reflect the character of Jesus Christ. While we do not try to force religion on our clients, we unapologetically urge them to develop a relationship with the only true Healer of our mind, body, and emotions—Jesus Christ.
Isaiah 43:18 – 19 reads, “Remember not the former things, nor consider the things of old. Behold I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.”
Through the ministry of Christian counseling, a way is made in the wilderness, rivers spring forth in the desert places in people’s lives, and hearts are restored.
As Christian counselors, we believe that hiding our beliefs and trying to do value-free counseling is both unwise and impossible to do.
We also believe that many problems can be spiritual in nature, resulting from not understanding biblical truth, sinful behavior, and living in a fallen world. We believe that individuals are created in God’s image and can only feel complete and fulfilled in a relationship with God through His Son, Jesus Christ. Thus, Christian counseling, as opposed to other kinds of counseling, is deeply concerned with the spiritual as well as the emotional and physical needs of clients. The main goal of Christian counseling, like the goal of Christian living, is to enable clients to move toward greater emotional and spiritual health by becoming more like Jesus Christ.
“We believe that counseling without the ‘Jesus Factor’ is about as effective as applying a Band-Aid over a bacteria-infested wound.“
As Christian counselors, we are not limited to psychological techniques or our own human efforts and wisdom. We believe that God is the ultimate authority in counseling and He gives us the resources to change.
We believe that counseling should involve praying about the client’s difficulties and looking to the authority of the Bible for guidance. In this way, we seek to encourage clients to build a dependency on God.
The client can find forgiveness for the past, strength and comfort for the present, and hope for the future by trusting the Lord to daily meet needs and heal emotional wounds. We seek to reflect the character of Jesus Christ. While we do not try to force religion on our clients, we unapologetically urge them to develop a relationship with the only true Healer of our mind, body, and emotions—Jesus Christ.
Isaiah 43:18 – 19 reads, “Remember not the former things, nor consider the things of old. Behold I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.”
Through the ministry of Christian counseling, a way is made in the wilderness, rivers spring forth in the desert places in people’s lives, and hearts are restored.
As Christian counselors, we believe that hiding our beliefs and trying to do value-free counseling is both unwise and impossible to do.
We also believe that many problems can be spiritual in nature, resulting from not understanding biblical truth, sinful behavior, and living in a fallen world. We believe that individuals are created in God’s image and can only feel complete and fulfilled in a relationship with God through His Son, Jesus Christ. Thus, Christian counseling, as opposed to other kinds of counseling, is deeply concerned with the spiritual as well as the emotional and physical needs of clients. The main goal of Christian counseling, like the goal of Christian living, is to enable clients to move toward greater emotional and spiritual health by becoming more like Jesus Christ.
“We believe that counseling without the ‘Jesus Factor’ is about as effective as applying a Band-Aid over a bacteria-infested wound.”
As Christian counselors, we are not limited to psychological techniques or our own human efforts and wisdom. We believe that God is the ultimate authority in counseling and He gives us the resources to change.
We believe that counseling without the Jesus Factor is about as effective as applying a Band-Aid over a bacteria-infested wound. We believe that counseling should involve praying about the client’s difficulties and looking to the authority of the Bible for guidance. In this way, we seek to encourage clients to build a dependency on God.
The client can find forgiveness for the past, strength and comfort for the present, and hope for the future by trusting the Lord to daily meet needs and heal emotional wounds. We seek to reflect the character of Jesus Christ. While we do not try to force religion on our clients, we unapologetically urge them to develop a relationship with the only true Healer of our mind, body, and emotions—Jesus Christ.
Isaiah 43:18 – 19 reads, “Remember not the former things, nor consider the things of old. Behold I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.”
Through the ministry of Christian counseling, a way is made in the wilderness, rivers spring forth in the desert places in people’s lives, and hearts are restored.
