Faith-Based Therapy

Carol came to therapy knowing she needed help — but she also needed something more. She had tried to hold things together through prayer and quiet strength, but the pain was too heavy to carry alone. Her faith was important to her, and she wanted a therapist who could honor that part of her story — someone who wouldn’t overlook the spiritual side of her healing.

For Carol, integrating her relationship with God into therapy was vital. It gave her a sense of purpose in her pain, reminded her that she wasn’t alone, and helped her reconnect with hope even in her darkest moments.

Faith-based therapy weaves together evidence-based mental health practices with spiritual values and biblical truth. Whether it’s working through trauma, anxiety, grief, or life transitions, therapy can be a place where your emotional healing and spiritual journey come together.

I support clients who want to explore:

Healing emotional wounds while leaning on their faith

Rebuilding trust in themselves and in God

Reconnecting with their identity and purpose

Processing spiritual abuse or confusion about faith

Finding peace through prayer, scripture, and soul-centered practices

Carol learned how to hold space for her emotions without shame, to set boundaries without guilt, and to deepen her connection with God as she healed. Her story didn’t lose its faith — it became more whole because of it.

Names have been changed for confidentiality