Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The duration of therapy varies greatly depending on individual circumstances, the nature of the concerns being addressed, and the progress made during sessions. Christian counseling is typically considered a process that unfolds over time, aiming to facilitate healing, personal growth, and the integration of faith into one’s life. The length of therapy is influenced by factors such as the complexity of issues, the client’s commitment to the therapeutic process, and the goals set for counseling.

Some individuals may find relief and attain their goals in a relatively short period, such as a few weeks or months. Others may benefit from longer-term therapy, spanning several months or even years, especially when dealing with deep-seated issues, complex traumas, or seeking ongoing spiritual guidance and personal growth.

The counselor collaborates with the client to set realistic goals and periodically assess progress. Together, they determine the optimal duration for therapy based on the client’s needs, the achievement of therapeutic goals, and the client’s readiness to transition from therapy while maintaining progress made during sessions.