Services
Licensed Counseling
Counseling is not advice-giving. It is attentive presence, careful listening, and the patient work of helping people understand their own stories more clearly.
Reach out about counselingAdults
Individuals
Grief, anxiety, trauma recovery, vocational discernment, and other long-form questions.
Relational work
Couples
Communication, shared grief, rebuilding trust, or finding calm in seasons of transition.
Specialized care
Pastors & ministry leaders
Burnout, boundaries, sabbatical planning, and the particular weariness that accompanies care roles.
Approach
Counseling is not advice-giving. It is attentive presence, careful listening, and the patient work of helping people understand their own stories more clearly.
Sessions integrate clinical training with decades of pastoral experience—honoring confidentiality, using trauma-informed methods, and collaborating with existing care teams when appropriate.
The pace is intentionally slow. Sessions are kept at low volume to protect space for paperwork, supervision, and thoughtful follow-up between appointments.
Practice details
Getting started
Inquiry
Send a short note through the contact form describing what brings you to counseling at this time.
Fit call
A brief phone or video call to confirm scheduling, licensure scope, and whether the fit feels right for both.
Intake
Paperwork, consent forms, and any coordination with existing providers—handled carefully before the first session.
Sessions
Fifty-minute meetings paced for reflection, silence, and prayer when requested.
Considering counseling?
A short note is enough to begin. No pressure—just a conversation about whether the fit is right.