Calling yourself a Christian counselor is easy. Plenty of people do it. What we actually required before listing anyone here is a confession, a real one. Every counselor on this page signed our statement of faith, affirming Jesus as Lord and Savior, before they went live. We also talked to them, not a long interrogation, but a genuine conversation to confirm they run a legitimate practice and are who they say they are. That is where our role ends.
We don't sit in on sessions. We don't review clinical notes or grade how someone handles a hard conversation about grief or a marriage coming apart at the seams. We're not qualified to do that, and honestly, neither is any directory that's being straight with you. What we can tell you is that every counselor here made a specific faith commitment to get on this list, not a vague nod to spirituality, not a checkbox about being a good human, but a named confession of Christ.
The supply on this page is real. There are counselors here worth calling. Whether their approach to Scripture, their therapeutic style, and their particular way of sitting with hard things actually fits what you're carrying into that room, that's something the reviews and your first conversation will tell you far better than we can. A counselor who prays with clients, who grounds their practice in a biblical worldview, who treats the whole person and not just the presenting symptom: that is worth searching for, and the list here gives you somewhere to start. Read the reviews. Make some calls. The choice, as it should be, is yours.
States with listings
Listings (19)
The Conscious Christian Marriage
Perception Life Coaching
Communitas Wellness
Firm Foundation Integrative Health
Freedom for Life Coaching
Enlightened souls counseling
Threads of Hope Counseling
Respair Counseling PLLC
Mother of Hope Counseling and Spiritual Center
Mind of Christ Life Counseling PLLC
Susan Martin Therapy and Wellness
Endless Blessings Clinical Services
Frequently asked questions
How do I know these counselors are actually Christian?
Every counselor listed signed our statement of faith before going live, affirming Jesus as Lord and Savior. We also spoke with each of them directly. That is the confirmation we provide. Their reviews tell you the rest.
Do you verify their licenses or clinical qualifications?
We do not. Our process confirms faith commitment and that the practice is legitimate, nothing more. For licensing, check your state's professional counseling board directly before booking.
What if I need a counselor who specializes in a specific issue?
Read through the individual profiles and reviews carefully. Many counselors note their areas of focus there. You can also call a few to ask directly. A short phone call tells you more than a profile ever will.
Are these counselors open to clients who are not Christian?
That varies by practice. Some counselors work with anyone who wants a faith-informed approach. Others prefer clients who share their beliefs. It is worth asking upfront so there are no surprises.
How do I choose between multiple counselors in my area?
Start with the reviews, then look at any stated specialties or therapeutic approaches. From there, trust your gut. The first session is often where you really know, and most counselors expect you to shop around a little.