Christian Therapy
Christian Counseling Available in Clinton Twp and Virtually Throughout Michigan
You know you need help, but…
It’s scary!
Where can you turn?
Who can you trust?
No matter what you’re struggling with, TADAS invites you to request Christian therapy to get you through it.
Inviting Christ into your sessions…
It can be a game-changer.
Sure, we’ve seen many people improve their lives without bringing faith into the therapy space.
But deep healing and transformation take place in the soul. You might seek the counsel of an elder or leader at church, but most ministers have little, if any, proper training in counseling.
A professional counselor with experience incorporating faith into your treatment can make all the difference.
“Fear claims to protect you from something God already has covered.”
Sarah Jakes Roberts
Let’s not let fear (anxiety, stress, worry) rule.
So, it’s natural to draw from His wisdom and strength when we want to make changes in our lives.
He knows why you are where you are now… and all the twists and turns and sources of your struggles.
By putting Christ at the center of your journey, you’ll draw closer to God, opening up decision-making that makes you feel secure and supported in your choices.
Our job is to listen and facilitate this change.
What Christian therapy is NOT…
It’s not a formula to follow. You won’t be told to “Do A, B, and C, and you can have it.”
It’s not telling you what to do. That’s between you and God. We’re here to help you invite Him into your sessions.
Scripture will guide us, but Christian therapy isn’t about beating you over the head with it.
And Christian therapy doesn’t mean you throw away science and psychology. God invented them both, and we’ll use them to help you heal.
It isn’t “the wisdom of the universe.”
Don’t mistake “I’m spiritual” with having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. If you do not know
Christ but want to, we can help you.
If Christian therapy sounds appealing, please reach out, and we’ll schedule a free consultation.
And if it doesn’t, call us anyway… and just don’t ask for it!
We look forward to meeting you: (248) 284-6050.
What is Christian counseling?
Christian counseling integrates professional therapy with a faith-based perspective. It means we use clinically sound approaches while also honoring your spiritual beliefs, values, and relationship with God as part of the healing process—if that’s important to you.
Do I have to be Christian to come to Christian counseling?
No. While the approach is faith-informed, you don’t have to identify as Christian to receive support. We meet you where you are. Faith is incorporated based on your comfort level and preferences, not assumed or imposed.
How is Christian counseling different from regular therapy?
The difference is in how faith is included. In addition to evidence-based therapeutic approaches, Christian counseling may include prayer, scripture, or discussions about spiritual meaning—when appropriate and when you want it. It allows your beliefs to be part of the process rather than separate from it. We do no tell you what you have to do – instead we guide you to the Source of wise choices.
Can you include prayer or scripture in sessions?
Yes, Scripture is the basis for Christian counseling. Some clients find it meaningful and grounding to include prayer, while others prefer a more traditional clinical approach. We follow your lead and integrate faith in a way that feels natural and supportive to you. However, therapy is not a prayer session.
Can Christian counseling help with anxiety, depression, or trauma?
Yes. Christian counseling can address the same concerns as traditional therapy—such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship challenges—while also exploring how faith, identity, and meaning play a role in your experience and healing.
Will I feel judged or pressured about my beliefs?
No. The goal is to provide a safe, respectful space. Christian counseling should never feel judgmental or forceful. It’s about support, understanding, and helping you work through what you’re facing—not telling you what you “should” believe or do.