Johnson's previously published Psychology and Christianity: Five Views (2010). The views behind the five counseling approaches include levels-of-explanation, integration, Christian psychology, transformational, and biblical counseling. See my March 6th blog for more information.

Christian Counselors combine clinical training, values and theology. Alternatively, Biblical Counselors typically have a degree from a seminary or Bible college where they have received extensive training in theology and God's word. I have a Christian worldview, am seminary-educated and clinically trained as a Licensed Addiction Counselor.

Christian counseling/therapy is grounded in biblical principles, which ensures that your recovery will be on the right track for you. We can talk about your identity in Christ and your relationship with the Trinitarian God, yourself and others. In contrast, secular counseling teaches you to find faith in yourself.

Therapy ranges between $60 and $200 per session, with the average being between $100 and $150 per session. I charge $145 per session based on my business expenses, education, training, and skills.