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.

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.

A: Marriage counseling is offered as a structured, grace-based process rather than a single session. Most couples begin with a 6-session counseling package designed to help uncover deeper patterns, rebuild understanding, and create lasting change.

The process usually begins with a joint session, followed by individual sessions with each spouse, and then continued sessions together. This allows each person to work through personal beliefs, emotional reactions, and coping patterns that may be affecting the relationship.

The goal is not simply to improve communication, but to help both spouses grow in truth, emotional honesty, and identity in Christ so the relationship can be rebuilt on a stronger foundation.

Marriage counseling is especially helpful for couples facing conflict, emotional distance, trust issues, repeated arguments, or feeling stuck in unhealthy patterns.

This counseling is not clinical therapy. It is Christian discipleship counseling, rooted in Scripture and focused on grace-based transformation rather than diagnosis or treatment.

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

A: Counseling is available for teens ages 13–17. Teen counseling is offered as a structured, grace-based discipleship counseling process designed to help adolescents work through emotional stress, grief, identity struggles, relational conflict, and unhealthy coping patterns.

Because lasting change often involves the family system, teen counseling includes a parent or guardian intake session as part of the counseling package. This helps ensure that the process is supportive, appropriate, and aligned with the teen’s home environment.

I follow the AACC Code of Ethics, which emphasizes protecting the well-being, dignity, and spiritual development of minors. This includes:

• Parental or guardian consent for all counseling with minors
• Appropriate boundaries and safety protocols
• Involving parents in the process in healthy and age-appropriate ways
• Encouraging family support when it helps the teen’s growth

At this time, counseling is offered for teens only. Services are not currently provided for younger children.

This counseling is not psychotherapy and does not include clinical diagnosis or mental health treatment. It is discipleship counseling rooted in Scripture and focused on spiritual and emotional growth.

A: R.E.G. stands for Recognize, Engage, and Grow — a grace-based, Christ-centered counseling process designed to help individuals become aware of the beliefs, emotional patterns, and coping responses shaping their lives, engage honestly with God through Scripture, and grow in their identity in Christ.

Unlike traditional therapy, R.E.G. is not a clinical or diagnostic model. It is a discipleship-based counseling approach rooted in biblical truth, emotional awareness, and spiritual growth. The process may include body awareness, guided reflection, and Scripture-centered conversation to help uncover the deeper patterns behind anxiety, addiction, relational conflict, grief, or spiritual disconnection.

R.E.G. is especially helpful for those who feel stuck in recurring struggles and want to experience lasting change through a grace-based, non-clinical counseling process focused on transformation in Christ.

Most clients begin with a structured 6-session counseling package rather than one-time sessions.
This allows enough time to uncover root beliefs, address unhealthy patterns, and make meaningful progress.
A free consultation is available to help determine whether this process is a good fit.

Yes. Counseling often includes working with unhealthy coping patterns, including addictions.
Rather than focusing only on behavior, the process looks at the beliefs, wounds, and needs that drive those patterns, and helps you learn to live from your identity in Christ.

Counseling sessions are held in person in Henderson, Texas, serving individuals from Tyler, Longview, and surrounding East Texas communities.