A grace-based, biblically grounded approach to emotional and spiritual restoration. It’s not about behavior modification—it’s about identifying root beliefs, connecting with God’s truth, and walking in freedom through the Holy Spirit.

Live sessions happen in real time (via Zoom or in person). Asynchronous sessions are message-based—you share your thoughts in writing or voice, and I respond within 24–48 hours. Ideal for flexibility and reflection.

No. I am not a state-licensed therapist, which means I’m free to offer spiritually grounded, biblically based discipleship counseling without being limited by clinical diagnostic codes or insurance constraints. This approach allows for a deeper focus on identity in Christ, root-level healing, and Spirit-led renewal.

After booking, you’ll receive email instructions. You’ll have 7 days to send up to two written or voice messages. I’ll respond within 24–48 hours with thoughtful, prayerful feedback.

Yes! Many clients use a hybrid approach—meeting live every other week while sending asynchronous check-ins in between. Packages and subscriptions are available to support that rhythm.

Yes. If cost is a concern, use the code GRACE25 at checkout for a reduced rate. If more assistance is needed, contact me directly at don@christian-counseling.org.

Yes—unless legally required to disclose (e.g., risk of harm, abuse, or court order). Your story is treated with compassion, respect, and care.

Live sessions are 50 minutes. Asynchronous sessions include up to two messages exchanged within a 7-day window, offering space for reflection and growth.

Please call 911 or contact a licensed mental health provider. These services are not intended for emergency support or crisis intervention.

If you’re seeking more than surface-level fixes—if you want to break free from shame, walk through trauma, or rediscover your identity in Christ—this may be the right step. Start with a free consultation to explore fit.

I begin by meeting with the couple together to listen, observe, and identify key relational dynamics. From there, I typically offer individual 1:1 sessions to help each person uncover root issues, patterns, or beliefs that may be affecting the marriage. Once both individuals have had space to process and heal, we come back together to rebuild the relationship with greater understanding, grace, and spiritual clarity.

Yes. As a Certified Christian Discipleship Counselor, I adhere to the AACC Code of Ethics, which provides clear, biblical standards for confidentiality, professional conduct, boundaries, and the integration of faith and practice.

You can review the full code here: AACC Code of Ethics

This commitment means you can expect:

• Christ-honoring care rooted in truth and compassion

• Respect for your personal dignity, privacy, and spiritual journey

• Clear boundaries and professionalism throughout our work together

Yes. I provide grace-based discipleship counseling for children, typically in partnership with their parent or legal guardian. I follow the AACC Code of Ethics, which emphasizes protecting the well-being, dignity, and spiritual development of minors.

This means:

• Parental consent is required for all counseling with minors

• I maintain appropriate boundaries and child safety protocols

• I involve parents in the process in age-appropriate ways, while fostering a safe space for the child to express emotions and grow

• When necessary, I collaborate with parents to equip them for spiritual and emotional support at home

Note: I do not provide psychotherapy or clinical diagnoses .

A: R.E.G. stands for Regulate, Engage, and Grow — a biblical, Spirit-led process designed to help individuals calm emotional overwhelm, connect with God through Scripture, and walk in renewed truth and identity. Unlike traditional therapy, R.E.G. is not clinical or diagnostic. It does not involve mental health treatment or licensed therapeutic techniques. Instead, it provides a discipleship-based pathway that integrates body awareness, guided Scripture reflection, and spiritual growth in Christ. It’s especially helpful for those experiencing fear, grief, guilt, or disconnection, and who want to experience healing in a grace-based, non-clinical setting.