Counseling
You were created for connection.
If you’re currently experiencing a traumatic situation or have suffered a recent loss, then we suggest starting with counseling. (It’s also a great session after a Sozo.)
Counseling is helpful for:
Individuals, couples, and families at all stages of life.
Processing past/current trauma or a recent Sozo
Building skills for connection, healthy boundaries & communication
Resolving conflict (and ending toxic relationships if necessary)
Our Counselors
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Counseling is a great way to process past and current situations in your life with a trusted, 3rd-party professional. Your counselor will provide a new perspective, ask powerful questions, and help you build healthier relational tools.
You and your counselor will be able to address emotional and spiritual wounds that are holding you back.
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Counseling is a process-based service, which means that you’ll likely see your counselor on a consistent (weekly, bi-weekly, etc.) basis for a period of time. The focus of counseling is processing pain and building new/healthier relational tools. It’s a great follow-up service after a Sozo.
Sozo, on the other hand, is not a process-based service. It is a gentle deliverance and inner-healing ministry, with sessions typically scheduled on an as-needed basis. Sozo focuses on reconnecting you to God in any areas of disconnect, so that you can be free of spiritual/emotional root issues that are holding you back.
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We offer pastoral counseling rooted in a biblical foundation, providing spiritual guidance, encouragement, and support through a faith-based lens. While we may incorporate principles that support emotional awareness and personal growth, our services are not clinical therapy.
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It’s common to book weekly or bi-weekly appointments with your counselor for a period of time.
We suggest that you and your counselor discuss a plan during your first meeting about how often to book.
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Not at this time.
About Counseling
3 steps to breakthrough:
