FOSTERING FAITH
Guided by faith, grounded in compassion, and open to all.
Healing isn’t just emotional or psychological — it can be deeply spiritual, too.
For many, faith is part of healing. When desired, therapy can include gentle exploration of how spiritual beliefs can offer strength, purpose, and peace along the way.
For clients who wish to include faith in their healing journey, I offer a safe, respectful space to explore how your Christian beliefs can support growth and restoration. This integration is always client-led and never imposed.
Healing isn’t just emotional or psychological — it can be deeply spiritual, too.
For clients who wish to include faith in their healing journey, I offer a safe, respectful space to explore how your Christian beliefs can support growth and restoration. This integration is always client-led and never imposed.
How Faith Can Support Healing
Faith can help anchor you in hope and resilience. It can remind you of your inherent worth, bring comfort during uncertainty, and guide you toward forgiveness, self-compassion, and renewal.
What Faith-Sensitive Therapy Looks Like:
Always client-directed — you decide if and how faith is included.
Grounded in Christian faith and offered with grace and respect for every client.
Integrative, combining evidence-based trauma therapy with a faith-inspired perspective when requested.
Grace-centered, emphasizing hope, forgiveness, and the belief that you were made for wholeness.
Together, we may reflect on how your beliefs shape your healing — whether through prayer, scripture, or simple spiritual reflection that aligns with your values and experiences.
A Note on Inclusivity
While my own faith shapes how I show up with empathy and grace, I work with clients of all beliefs and backgrounds. Faith is an invitation, not an expectation. The goal is to help you find what brings peace and strength to you.
Interested in learning more about faith-integrated therapy?
If you’re looking for a space where faith can be part of your healing, you’re welcome here — where evidence-based care meets grace, understanding, and the hope found in Christ.