FAQ

Biblical counseling is a Christ-centered approach to care that uses God’s Word as the primary guide for understanding struggles, shaping thoughts, and pursuing lasting change. It addresses the heart—the source of our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors—while offering practical, compassionate support rooted in Scripture. Rather than simply managing symptoms, biblical counseling seeks to help individuals grow in their relationship with Christ, apply truth to everyday life, and experience true hope and transformation through the gospel. 

Biblical counseling differs from secular therapies in both its foundation and its goal. While many secular approaches rely on human wisdom and focus primarily on symptom relief, biblical counseling is grounded in God’s Word as the ultimate authority for understanding people, problems, and change. It addresses not only thoughts and behaviors, but the heart—where true transformation begins. Rather than simply helping individuals cope, biblical counseling aims for lasting change through a growing relationship with Christ, applying Scripture to real-life struggles, and offering hope rooted in the gospel. 

YES!! We would love to have a conversation with you about your struggles, and help you understand them from the lens of a Biblical worldview, even if you are not a follower of Christ! Our heart is to love people no matter where they are at in life because that is what Jesus Christ modeled for us. 

Unfortunately, we do not accept insurance. To make counseling more accessible, we offer reduced rates of $75 for 60-minute individual sessions and $115 for 90-minute marriage and family sessions. Payments can be made via cash, check, Venmo and PayPal. "Tap-to-pay" options available during in-person services as well.

COACHING COMING SOON! Coaching and counseling sessions differ in both focus and purpose. Counseling is typically more in-depth and care-oriented, helping individuals address personal struggles, emotional pain, or patterns of thinking and behavior through a biblical lens. It often involves exploring heart-level issues and applying Scripture for healing and lasting change.

Coaching, on the other hand, is more forward-focused and goal-oriented. It helps individuals take intentional steps toward growth in specific areas such as relationships, parenting, or spiritual disciplines. While still grounded in biblical principles, coaching is less about processing past struggles and more about developing practical strategies for moving forward with clarity and purpose.