Find the Christian counselor or coach who’s right for you
Review trusted Christian providers who align with your
faith, needs, and preferences.
Review trusted Christian providers who align with your faith, needs, and preferences.
Christian counselors, coaches, and more in Virginia
Showing licensed Christian counselors, coaches, therapists, pastoral counselors, and more accepting new clients in Virginia. Available online or in-person.
Dina Arce
Certified Biblical Counselor
Springfield, Missouri 65804
Kevin Clayton
Mental Health Coach, Personal/Life Coach
Greer, SC 29650
Rachel Sleeper
CCMHC (Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor)
Kalispell, MT 59901
Donna Gettle-Briggs
Licensed Professional Counselor
BUTTE, Montana 59701
Monique T.W. Honer
BCCC (Board Certified Christian Counselor), Health and Wellness Coach, Mental Health Coach
Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
Sara Karlich
Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor
Whitefish, Montana 59937
Joelnika Martin
License Professional Counselor (LPC)
Lynchburg, Virginia
Verified by Christian Care Connect
I specialize in working with teens, young adults, and couples, helping them navigate life’s challenges and build stronger, more fulfilling relationships. My goal is… to provide support and guidance as individuals continue finding hope and healing.
I specialize in Women’s Issues, Stress, Anxiety
Offers in-person and Telehealth
Accepting new clients
Joelnika Martin
License Professional Counselor (LPC)
Lynchburg, Virginia
Verified by Christian Care Connect
I specialize in working with teens, young adults, and couples, helping them navigate life’s challenges and build stronger, more fulfilling relationships. My goal is… to provide support and guidance as individuals continue finding hope and healing.
I specialize in Women’s Issues, Stress, Anxiety
Offers in-person and Telehealth
Accepting new clients
Joelnika Martin
License Professional Counselor (LPC)
Lynchburg, Virginia
Verified by Christian Care Connect
I specialize in working with teens, young adults, and couples, helping them navigate life’s challenges and build stronger, more fulfilling relationships. My goal is… to provide support and guidance as individuals continue finding hope and healing.
I specialize in Women’s Issues, Stress, Anxiety
Offers in-person and Telehealth
Accepting new clients
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Answers to help you understand your options and find the right Christian counselor or coach.
How do I choose a counselor or coach?
Choosing a counselor or coach starts with finding someone who aligns with your values, understands your needs, and offers the kind of care you’re looking for-whether that’s clinical counseling, coaching, or faith-based guidance. It’s also important to consider their experience, approach, and whether you feel comfortable and supported. For a deeper look at what to consider-especially when seeking Christ-centered care-read our guide on choosing a truly Christian counselor.
What’s the difference between a counselor and coach?
Counselors are licensed professionals trained to address mental health concerns, provide diagnosis, and offer clinical care. Coaches are typically unlicensed and focus on personal growth, goal-setting, and guidance rather than treating mental health conditions. Choosing between the two depends on whether you’re looking for clinical support or forward-focused coaching.
What is a pastoral counselor?
A pastoral counselor is someone who provides guidance and support through a Christian, faith-based lens, often integrating Scripture, prayer, and spiritual care into the process. Some pastoral counselors are licensed mental health professionals, while others are unlicensed and serve in ministry or coaching roles. If you are seeking clinical care, diagnosis, or treatment for mental health concerns, it’s important to work with a licensed professional.
Are Christian counselors as qualified as other counselors?
Yes. Licensed Christian counselors hold the same state credentials as any other licensed counselor (LPC, LCSW, LMFT, licensed psychologist), and they meet the same clinical training requirements. The difference is that they integrate their Christian faith with clinical care, offering a faith-informed approach within standard clinical practice. Their credentials are not separate from or lower than those of secular counselors.
Read: Choosing a Truly Christian
Counselor
Read: Choosing a Truly Christian Counselor
Finding the right Christian counselor or coach is important. When your faith is part of the process, it can make all the difference in your healing journey.
