At the heart of this practice is a commitment to counseling in a spirit of compassion, grace, and integrity, grounded in Christ-centered care. We honor each client’s journey by combining evidence-based therapy with faith-informed support, fostering hope, resilience, and meaningful change. We believe that meaningful connection—within the therapeutic relationship and in clients’ lives—fosters healing, growth, and lasting transformation. Clients of all faith backgrounds, and those with no religious affiliation, are welcome, and services are always respectful of each individual’s beliefs and values.
Why Doule ?...
In Ancient Greek, δούλη (doule) means a female servant, bondwoman, or maidservant, essentially a female slave, derived from the word doulos (slave/servant). The modern term doula for childbirth support comes from this root, symbolizing a woman dedicated to serving another, as seen when Mary called herself a "doule" of the Lord in Luke 1:38, signifying total devotion, not necessarily forced servitude.