Have you been searching for authentic Christian or Catholic counseling services where your faith can be an integral part of your therapy experience? Have you been unable to find that where you live?
Then look no further - you've come to the right place.
At its fundamental core, Two Hearts Counseling is a virtual faith-based practice united with Christ’s mission to care for the afflicted by moving hearts towards healing and freedom through His merciful love.
As a faith-based practice, Two Hearts Counseling integrates sound psychological practice with an understanding of the human person that is rooted in Christian anthropology. This perspective allows for a holistic integration of mind, body and soul while also using empirically proven therapeutic methods. Here you will discover a psychological approach inspired by Scripture, Church teachings and the writings of the saints as well as modern theologians.
Above all, this provides a theoretical framework in which all clients are respected and recognized to possess inherent dignity - regardless of their past choices and struggles in life. Each client can integrate spirituality and prayer into therapy to the degree that they feel comfortable. For some, that may mean opening and closing session in prayer. Others may prefer not to pray in session, but to have a very focused approach on examining issues as they relate to their spiritual life. There is no wrong way to approach your session. You will work together with your therapist to make the counseling experience a truly sacred space where healing can occur.
And the best part? You can find all of this without even leaving the comfort of your own home! Online counseling eliminates the barriers that so often keeps people from pursuing counseling - like work schedule, traveling to the office, finding childcare, etc.
At its fundamental core, Two Hearts Counseling is a virtual faith-based practice united with Christ’s mission to care for the afflicted by moving hearts towards healing and freedom through His merciful love.
As a faith-based practice, Two Hearts Counseling integrates sound psychological practice with an understanding of the human person that is rooted in Christian anthropology. This perspective allows for a holistic integration of mind, body and soul while also using empirically proven therapeutic methods. Here you will discover a psychological approach inspired by Scripture, Church teachings and the writings of the saints as well as modern theologians.
Above all, this provides a theoretical framework in which all clients are respected and recognized to possess inherent dignity - regardless of their past choices and struggles in life. Each client can integrate spirituality and prayer into therapy to the degree that they feel comfortable. For some, that may mean opening and closing session in prayer. Others may prefer not to pray in session, but to have a very focused approach on examining issues as they relate to their spiritual life. There is no wrong way to approach your session. You will work together with your therapist to make the counseling experience a truly sacred space where healing can occur.
And the best part? You can find all of this without even leaving the comfort of your own home! Online counseling eliminates the barriers that so often keeps people from pursuing counseling - like work schedule, traveling to the office, finding childcare, etc.
Is having a Christian or Catholic counselor who shares your faith and values important to you?
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All of our clinicians on staff are practicing Catholics whose faith serves as the guiding principle of their work as therapists. As such, the services offered at Two Hearts Counseling will always be in accord with Church doctrine and teachings. Here you will never have to question whether or not you'll be receiving sound counsel, and you can always trust that your faith will be taken seriously.
If you are not Catholic, please know that our therapists also have experience in counseling people of all faith backgrounds. It is our earnest desire to extend Christ's own mission of healing to all who seek it. To date, there are many non-Catholic clients who have chosen Two Hearts Counseling and found the services very beneficial. As such, we are confident that each individual will find Two Hearts Counseling a welcoming, non-judgmental place to journey towards a greater understanding of truth, goodness and beauty. |
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InspiringWhen it came to choosing a name for this counseling practice, much prayer and thought went into the discernment process.
After all, not just any name would do! I wanted a name that would accurately depict what the practice stands for. While many names were considered, God gradually revealed and confirmed in little ways that Two Hearts Counseling was the perfect name for this practice. Find out more about the inspiration behind the name, and how the Two Hearts can serve to encourage clients in their therapeutic journey. 
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Integrating
Contrary to popular belief, psychology and theology are not opposed to one another but rather, are quite complimentary!
Rest assured that your therapist received a well-rounded, solid undergraduate education in both psychology and theology in addition to earning a Masters in Counseling degree from one of the most outstanding orthodox Catholic universities in the United States - Franciscan University of Steubenville. As such, your counselor is well-equipped to serve clients with the skills, experience and passion for true faith-based counseling. |
HealingIn Matthew 11:28, Jesus calls to the weary and discouraged: "Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give your rest."
At Two Hearts Counseling, we acknowledge that it is Christ who does the healing - we are simply his humble instruments. Just as Jesus in His own ministry reached those of every age and culture, Two Hearts Counseling desires to do the same. While we now work exclusively with adults via Telehealth, Two Hearts Counseling recognizes the dignity of life at all stages and has experience treating a variety of issues that people may be facing. Come, and let your weary heart find rest! 
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