If you are a new client, please follow the link below to set up your client portal.
If you are an existing client, please follow the link below to log into your account.
If you are scheduling an appointment for a minor you will need to:
Schedule an initial parent consultation with the counselor before your child’s first appointment
*All sessions are currently being held virtually. Your counselor will contact you with instructions to join the session*
Once you have activated your client portal, you will be able to schedule with a counselor at one of our various locations. You will also be prompted to complete intake forms in the client portal. Please have these forms completed prior to your first session.
We’ll be in touch if we need additional information from you. Please contact us if you have any questions before your session. We’ve also answered some commonly asked questions here.
You may have concerns about counseling.
We understand.
Considering counseling as an option for help can often be overwhelming. We understand the potential anxieties of getting started in this process, and want to make that as simple as possible. Our staff is committed to doing our best to answer any questions you may have. We are here to serve you, and pray God will guide you in the ever-important task of finding a counselor suitable for your needs.
Our facilities offer an inviting atmosphere where we hope you find the space to experience healing and hope. If you have any concerns, please take some time to tour our center and learn more about us.
When you come through our doors, you’ll find a safe and loving place to experience the grace and truth of the gospel. Simply find a comfortable seat, help yourself to a coffee or tea, and your counselor will come meet you in our waiting room.
Your 50 minute session with one of our counselors will be a time to explore the issues you are experiencing. We will show you grace and love as we seek to apply the truth of God’s word to your heart.
After you first session, you and your counselor will discuss a plan for your continued care – that may include recurring sessions, bringing an advocate, or involving people in your small group.
