You've got a hard conversation coming, and you want the person across the table to understand where you're coming from. Faith included. That's the whole reason this page exists.
Every family counselor listed here signed our statement of faith before their name appeared, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the gate. Not a personality quiz, not a peer review of their session notes. A confession. We also reach out to welcome most new counselors with a call and pray for them right there on the phone, which is a genuine hello and nothing more. Past that, the work is theirs and the reviews are yours.
We're not in the room when a couple is working through something hard, and honestly, we wouldn't know what to do in there anyway. What we can tell you is that the supply on this page is real. You have options. Christian family counselors who bring a biblical framework to marriage, parenting, grief, and the kind of conflict that doesn't resolve over dinner.
The reviews below are written by actual clients, people who sat in those chairs, and that's where you learn whether a particular counselor is the right fit for your family. Use this as a warm introduction, then do the work of reading what real clients say. The right counselor is out there. This page closes the gap between you and finding one who shares your faith.
States with listings
Listings (20)
Enlightenment Counseling Center
Therapy by Ashleigh
Freedom for Life Coaching
Living Hope Counseling
Metamorphic Psychiatry
The Connection, Christian Counseling & Consulting
The Refuge Counseling Center, LLC
Threads of Hope Counseling
Respair Counseling PLLC
Endless Blessings Clinical Services
Help & Hope Clinic
Breakthrough Buildup
Frequently asked questions
How do counselors get listed on this page?
Every counselor signed our statement of faith, affirming Jesus as Lord. That's what gets them on the page. We also welcome most new listings with a call and pray for them on that call. It's a greeting, not a screening process.
Does LocateFaith verify a counselor's licensing or credentials?
No. Confirming licensing or credentials is on you to confirm before you book. We connect you with counselors who share your faith. The professional due diligence is yours to do.
What if I need a counselor who specializes in something specific, like grief or marriage?
Read the individual profiles and reviews carefully. Many counselors note their areas of focus. The reviews from actual clients are your best signal on whether someone fits your particular situation.
Can I ask a counselor about their faith or counseling style before committing?
Absolutely. Asking about their approach and faith integration in a first call is completely reasonable, and most are glad to explain how their beliefs shape their practice. It's your family. Ask the questions that matter to you.