Every counselor on this page signed our statement of faith before they were listed. Not a participation trophy or a marketing tag. An actual confession of Jesus as Lord. We reach out to welcome most new practices with a call and pray for the owner right there on the line, which is a hello, not a credential check. What they bring into the counseling room, their method, their manner, how they hold a hard conversation when you're not sure you want to finish it, that's theirs to carry, and the reviews below are where you learn whether past clients felt helped.
Honestly, that matters more in counseling than almost anywhere else. You're not hiring someone to fix a pipe. You're sitting across from a person who's going to hear things you haven't said out loud yet, which is a different kind of trust than most services ask for. Finding someone who shares your faith doesn't guarantee the fit, but it's not nothing either. A counselor who prays with you, who sees suffering through a biblical lens, who doesn't treat Scripture like a liability, that's a different room than a secular one, and some people genuinely need that room.
The supply here is real. We've found solid coverage, and the reviews are written by people who actually sat in those chairs. Use them. The statement of faith tells you who showed up to be on this list. The reviews tell you whether they showed up for their clients. The question is which one is the right fit for you, and that part we can't answer.
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Frequently asked questions
What does it mean that a counselor is listed here?
It means they signed our statement of faith affirming Jesus as Lord. That is the requirement to be listed. We also welcome most new practices with a call and pray for them on that call, but that is a greeting, not a review of their clinical work.
Do you verify the counselor's credentials or licensing?
We do not. The statement of faith is what gets someone listed. For licensing, check your state's professional counseling board directly. Reviews from past clients are your best window into how a counselor actually works.
How is a Christian counselor different from a secular one?
It varies by person and approach. Some integrate Scripture and prayer directly into sessions. Others hold a biblical worldview as a foundation without making every session explicitly devotional. Asking a counselor about their specific approach before booking is always a good idea.
How do I choose the right counselor from this list?
Read the reviews first. They are written by people who actually worked with these counselors. Then check the counselor's own site for specialties and approach. A short consultation call, which most offer, will tell you more than any directory page can.
Can I add a Christian counseling practice to this directory?
Yes. The owner signs our statement of faith to be listed. That is the starting point. From there, the practice appears on the page and clients can leave reviews over time.