Therapy from a Christ-Centered Perspective

Ultimately, this is why I decided to do my master’s in counseling at Denver Seminary. I did not come to the counseling world with a psychology background, but I knew I wanted to not only equip myself to work with clients well, but I wanted to equip myself with a psychological lens that had Christ at the center.

My undergraduate degree was in Christian ministries, and before I started moving towards counseling, I believed church ministry was going to be the direction I went with my career.

I believe it’s important to mention that even though my faith is important to me, and faith-based counseling is the work I do with many of my clients, I do still love working with non-Christians. My perspective on faith and integration of faith in session is as much or as little as any given client wants. With some of my clients, faith is a huge part of our work together, and with other clients it is never brought up.