Christian Counseling
Find hope, healing, and practical tools through Christian counseling that integrates biblical truth with evidence-based therapy. Our professional counselors help individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s challenges while honoring the role of faith in their healing journey.
WHERE FAITH AND THERAPY MEET
What Is Christian Counseling?
Christian counseling is a form of therapy that combines Christian faith and biblical principles with evidence-based mental health care. It recognizes that emotional, relational, and spiritual health are deeply connected.
At Cornerstone Christian Counseling, our counselors are trained mental health professionals who love Jesus. They have all completed or are completing graduate-level clinical education, supervised counseling experience, and state licensure requirements.
The words “counselor” and “therapist” are often used interchangeably in the mental health field. Christian counseling is not simply offering spiritual advice instead of therapy — it combines research-supported therapeutic approaches with a Christian worldview.
Everyone brings a worldview into counseling. The question is whether that worldview aligns with what matters to you. We provide a safe space to explore your mental health, relationships, faith, doubts, and spiritual questions without having to separate your faith from your healing journey.
Through compassionate, clinical care rooted in Christian values, our counselors can help you:
HEAL AS AN INDIVIDUAL
You can achieve the freedom and hope that you deserve. We have counselors who specialize a number of issues, including trauma, anxiety, and grief.
GROW AS A COUPLE
Whether you’re about to walk down the aisle or it’s been 40 years since you said, “I do,” we want to help you have a healthy marriage.
THRIVE AS A FAMILY
No two families are alike, and each season can bring unique challenges. Our counselors work with clients of all ages to help keep your family strong.
WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOU
Individual counseling services
Do you feel frustrated? Stuck? Like things may never change? Our counselors specialize in a wide variety of areas to help you get from where you’re at to where you want to be.
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Adjustment Issues
- Anger Management
- Anxiety
- Brainspotting
- Church Hurt
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
- Divorce or Separation
- Depression
- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
- Expressive Arts Therapy
- Family of Origin Issues
- Grief or Loss
- Identity Issues
- Internal Family Systems (IFS)
- Major Life Transitions
- Men’s Issues
- Perinatal Counseling
- PTSD
- Self Esteem
- Sexual Issues
- Sexual Abuse
- Stress Management
- Trauma
- Women’s Issues
YOU’RE NOT ALONE
Trauma therapy
Going through trauma is not rare — about 60% of adults experience one trauma in their lives. Often, counseling is fundamental in the process of healing for many people.
To read about how we approach trauma therapy, click below.
BETTER TOGETHER
Couples counseling services
Feeling disconnected from each other? Do you wish your communication was stronger? Or are you looking to build better habits for the future? Our counselors are here to help you grow as a couple.
- Adjustment Issues
- Communication Issues
- Dating
- Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT)
- The Gottman Method
- Grief and Loss
- The Gottman Method
- Parenting & Family Issues
- Past Trauma
- Premarital
- Remarriage
- Sex Therapy
- Parenting & Family Issues
FOR YOUR FUTURE
Premarital counseling services
Asking good questions and having hard conversations before you get married is one of the best ways to set up your marriage for success. Our counselors are trained to help you build a lasting foundation.
Read more about the two programs that Cornerstone uses for premarital counseling.
ALL IN THIS TOGETHER
FAMILY COUNSELING services
- Adjustment Issues
- Anxiety
- Blended Families
- Children
- Communication Issues
- Depression
- Divorce and Separation
- Grief and Loss
- Parenting
- Perinatal Counseling
- Teens and Adolescents
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
We can help you get started
Regardless of where you’re coming from or what you’ve been through, meeting with a counselor — either in-person or online — may be the best decision you’ve made in a long time.
We also offer both insurance and private-pay options with select counselors, giving you more flexibility in how you receive care.
If you’re not sure we’ll “get” you or your situation, give us a call for more info. We’re here to help!
“I truly believe because of the work I’ve done in Christian counseling, I can love God more deeply”
God’s heart is for unity
Christianity is rife with division. Suffering in today’s world has caused painful splits between believers. We want to provide a space that acknowledges these hurts, and provides a safe space for reconciliation and healing.
Counselors at Cornerstone come from a variety of backgrounds and denominations, but rally around our Statement of Faith.
FIND THE ANSWERS YOU’RE LOOKING FOR
How Does Christian Counseling Work?
What can I expect with Christian Counseling?
Christian counseling begins by understanding your unique story — your background, challenges, relationships, and faith. Your counselor will work with you to identify areas where you feel stuck and develop practical tools to help you move toward healing and growth.
While every counseling journey looks different, many people experience a process that includes:
1. Understanding your story
Your counselor creates a safe, compassionate space to explore your history, emotions, beliefs, and obstacles.
2. Identifying patterns and pain points
Together, you can uncover thoughts, behaviors, and experiences that may be affecting your mental health and relationships.
3. Developing healthy tools for change
Using evidence-based therapeutic approaches, your counselor helps you build skills to navigate emotions and handle life’s hardships.
4. Growing in healing and hope
Counseling is a journey of growth that can help you experience greater emotional health, stronger connections, and deeper understanding of yourself.
What's the difference between Christian counseling and therapy?
The terms “counseling” and “therapy” are often used interchangeably in mental health. For example, we accept two types of mental health licensures in the state of Colorado: Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT).
At Cornerstone, we define Christian counseling is a type of therapy that incorporates Christian faith and biblical wisdom alongside graduate-level clinical education and evidence-based therapeutic approaches. Our Christian counselors provide professional mental health support while honoring the importance of faith and values in a person’s healing journey.
What's the difference between Biblical counseling and christian counseling?
Christian counseling stands on the truth of scripture to guide us, while taking into account what research and scientific evidence says. We focus on getting to the bottom of why people are out of alignment and what’s contributing to these behaviors.
Biblical counseling tends to be less likely to incorporate psychological theories or techniques. It often relies solely on the Bible as the source of truth for addressing emotional and behavioral issues.
Is Christian counseling evidence-based?
Yes! At Cornerstone, our Christian counselors incorporate evidence-based therapeutic approaches such as:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
- Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT)
- Synergetic Play Therapy (SPT)
… and many other research-supported methods. Because of our Christian beliefs, your counselor can also bring prayer, Scripture, and spiritual discussions as part of your therapy sessions, if desired. Our goal is to support you as a whole person: emotionally, relationally, and spiritually.
Can Christian counseling help with anxiety, depression, or trauma?
Yes. Christian counseling can help individuals navigate a wide range of mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship struggles, and major life transitions. Our counselors use evidence-based approaches while honoring each person’s beliefs and values.
Do I have to be a Christian to see a Christian counselor?
No, not at all! We welcome people of all beliefs.
Whether you’re experiencing doubt, deconstructing what you believe, or have a different belief system altogether, we’re here for you. You also don’t have to be at the “right place” in your faith, be a Christian, live a certain way, or believe in God at all to come to counseling at Cornerstone. All of our therapists are clinically excellent and trained to meet you exactly where you’re at.
We’ll just say it again: we want to make it overt that we welcome you, wherever you are coming from. Christian, non-Christian or non-religious, we will respect and honor you and care for you with non-judgmental compassion and grace.
What does cornerstone christian counseling beliEve?
We’re glad you asked. Counselors at Cornerstone come from a variety of backgrounds and denominations, but rally around our Statement of Faith.
Why Choose a Christian Counselor?
Therapy in general can be incredibly vulnerable. Knowing you’re sitting across from a brother or sister in Christ can help increase feelings of safety and understanding. Having shared experiences (and similar frustrations) can further create a bridge of trust between you and the therapist you choose. Especially if you are wrestling with church hurt, spiritual questions, religious abuse, or are struggling to reconcile a loving God with the pain of your experiences — we understand.
Our counselors want to create a safe space for you to fully examine all aspects of your story, including your faith, in a way that helps you feel valued, comforted, and empowered, without judgment. If you desire it, your therapist can read scripture, pray with you, and discuss questions about God — whatever you are comfortable with. We guarantee that even after your session is over, your counselor will still be praying for you. As the body of Christ, we want to support you fully, in whatever way is best for you.