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What is Christian counseling?

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What is Christian counseling?

Christian counseling takes a broad approach by integrating psychological insights and therapeutic techniques within a Christian framework. Faith isn’t the sole compass; it’s intertwined with various psychological theories and counseling methodologies. In other words, Christian counselors value a Christian foundation AND clinical excellence.

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Updated on: March 5, 2025

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