Frequently Asked Questions ✨

✨ Do I have to be a Christian to receive counseling with you?

No. While my counseling approach is grounded in biblical truth, I welcome clients from all faith backgrounds — or none at all. If you are curious about how faith can connect with emotional healing, we can explore that together at a pace that honors your story.

✨ What if I am a Christian—how will my faith be part of the counseling process?

For clients who desire it, sessions can weave in Scripture, prayer, and Spirit-led transformation. Together, we may explore how God’s Word speaks into your struggles, where He may be inviting growth, and how the Holy Spirit brings comfort and change. Your faith isn’t an afterthought here — it’s welcomed and honored as central to your healing journey.

✨ Do you accept insurance?

Yes, I do accept insurance for therapy sessions.

Please note: insurance companies require a clinical diagnosis that meets medical necessity criteria according to the DSM-5-TR. I will always be thorough and honest in assessing your symptoms and, if a diagnosis is appropriate, I will provide care through your insurance plan.

If your symptoms do not meet criteria for a diagnosable condition, we can still work together—but it would need to be through private pay.

✨ Will my sessions and information be confidential?

Absolutely. All sessions, records, and communication are kept secure and confidential, with the exception of rare situations where I am legally required to report—for example, risk of harm to self or others, abuse of a minor or vulnerable adult, or court orders.

Everything else remains between us. Your trust is something I take seriously.

✨ How do I get started?

The first step is a free 15-minute consultation call. This gives us a chance to:

Talk about what you're hoping for

Answer any questions you may have

Ensure we're a good fit for each other

If we agree to move forward, the next steps include:

Clinical Assessment
A full intake session to explore your history, current challenges, and goals.

Goal Setting
We’ll collaborate on a plan that is both clinically sound and personally meaningful—whether that includes emotional recovery, relational healing, or spiritual growth.

Ongoing Counseling
Sessions are tailored to your needs, drawing from evidence-based therapies and biblical truth as appropriate.

Client Portal Access
All consent forms, documentation, and appointment scheduling are handled securely and electronically through the client portal for your convenience.

✨ What kind of therapy do you provide?

I offer individual and family counseling for adults and older teens. My approach is:

Clinically grounded – drawing from trauma-informed care, CBT, and attachment theory

Faith-integrated – incorporating biblical truth, prayer, and spiritual support when desired

Collaborative and relational – you are never just a diagnosis or a list of symptoms; you are seen, known, and valued

✨ What if I’ve tried therapy before and it didn’t help?

That’s okay—and you're not alone. My goal is not to keep you in therapy forever or apply a surface-level fix. I want to walk with you toward lasting, gospel-rooted change.

Together, we’ll pursue healing that isn’t just functional—but transformational.

✨ Final Thoughts

My counseling practice is shaped by the ethical standards and the Christian counseling tradition. I strive to offer a safe, respectful, and hope-filled space for every client—where your emotional wellness and spiritual growth can flourish together.

If you’re ready to begin or just have questions, I’d love to connect with you.