Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation
1803 East Willow Grove Avenue
Glenside, PA 19038
View our list of biblical counselors
This list includes graduates from our program and organizations that express alignment with our vision of care. However, please note that while we regularly train counselors and pastors, we cannot answer for the development of the counseling theory and practice of the counselors that appear on this list. It is our policy that we do not officially recommend any particular counselor outside of our own organization.
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A good Christian counselor is someone who
It's important to ask prospective counselors about their theoretical orientation, their use of Scripture in counseling, and how Christ figures into the way they think about helping others. The questions below will help you get a clearer picture of what a counselor believes and how he or she conducts the counseling sessions. With your pastor, elder, or wise Christian friend, discuss the counselor’s answers in light of God’s Word.
Counseling is an interactive process. It is established and maintained on the basis of trust. Open and honest dialogue between a counselor and a counselee is the most important component of building trust. If you cannot establish this foundation early on, and are not confident that the counselor will be wise, biblical, loving, and faithful in your interaction, you may need to look elsewhere. If you find a wise counselor who uses God's Word to help you grow in your Christian walk, your marriage, and your family, Scripture says you will be blessed!
This page draws from material developed by CCEF's David Powlison and Family Life Today of Little Rock, AR.
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