Christian counseling at Lime Tree isn’t Bible study, and it isn’t generic therapy with a cross on the wall. It’s licensed, evidence-based care — CBT, EMDR, relational therapy — offered by therapists who understand that faith shapes the way you see yourself, your relationships, and your pain.
Your therapist will follow your lead. If you want Scripture woven into sessions, that’s welcome. If you’d rather focus on emotional tools and check in on the spiritual side when it feels right, that’s welcome too. You won’t be told what to believe, pushed toward a specific theological view, or made to feel like your questions are a problem.
What you will find: a therapist who takes your faith seriously, understands that spiritual pain is real pain, and knows how to help you work through both at the same time.
Christian counseling here is not meant to replace your church community. Many clients stay just as involved with their church while also working with a therapist, and the two support different things. Your church offers connection, worship, and spiritual community. Therapy offers a private space with someone trained specifically in the clinical side of what you are working through, whether that is anxiety, grief, or a relationship that feels stuck. Most clients find the two work better together than either one does alone.