Aaron Sironi

Aaron Sironi, LCPC directs the CCEF affiliate office in Billings, Montana. He holds a Master of Science degree in Marital and Family Therapy from Fuller Theological Seminary and has earned Level I, II and III Certificates in Biblical Counseling from CCEF, where he also serves as Adjunct Faculty. Aaron and his wife, Kellie, are members of Rocky Mountain Community Church and have three children. Aaron enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, and playing outdoor sports.

Preventing Sexual Misconduct in Counseling: Some Practical Suggestions
Aaron Sironi, Alasdair Groves  - Blog Post  - May 25, 2011

This blog post is a companion piece to this week's podcast on sexual misconduct with Aaron Sironi, Alasdair Groves and Tim Lane.

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A Discussion on Sexual Misconduct in Counseling
Aaron Sironi, Alasdair Groves, Tim Lane  - Podcast  - May 24, 2011

This week Andrew Ray hosted a special edition of Help and Hope with Dr. Tim Lane, Alasdair Groves and Aaron Sironi to discuss sexual misconduct in counseling.

BONUS: Read this special blog post by Alasdair and Aaron offering some practical suggestions for avoiding the pitfalls mentioned in this podcast.

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Will studying psychology hurt my ministry of biblical counseling?
Aaron Sironi  - Video  - Mar 04, 2011
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Special Edition: How Church Leaders Should Respond to Sexual Abuse
Aaron Sironi, Tim Lane  - Podcast  - Feb 22, 2011

Dr. Tim Lane and Aaron Sironi lead an hour-long workshop on how church leaders can help members of their congregations through this most difficult and painful of issues.

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How to deal with constant thoughts about sex
Aaron Sironi  - Video  - Feb 16, 2011

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Becoming a Biblical Counselor: A Skeptic's Journey
Aaron Sironi  - Web Article  - Mar 08, 2010

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How Church Leaders Should Respond to Sexual Abuse
Aaron Sironi, Tim Lane  - Premium Resource  - Oct 04, 2009
How should pastors and leaders respond to sexual abuse when it happens in the church? It's easy to be shocked and there is often a lack of preparedness to face such a complex and painful situation. This elective will explore a biblical, gracious and courageous response to the abused, abuser and their families.
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