Client Testimonials
I am very grateful for the counseling that my husband and I received from Logos. Frustration with each other, based on unrealistic demands we had on each other, was eroding our marriage and love for each other. Our counselor helped us to see that only God can truly know and fulfill all of our wants and needs. He is our completion. Once we accepted that we were able to start loving each other as we are. Nothing is perfect in this world, but our counselor led us back to God's word. Every problem we had or have is another opportunity for prayer and closeness with Him. We are a work in progress. Thank you.
GG
I cannot put in words the hope I've found as God has used you mightily in my life. I hope you know that you've not only affected me but my husband, my children, future friendships...generations to come. I can't thank you enough for 'showing up' and letting the Holy Spirit, the God of all comfort and mercy, take over. You have been and are an instrument of healing. I am filled with hope, and yearn for more peace and restoration of God in my life. Thank you for bringing me glimpses of peace and freedom through the power of the Holy Spirit.
AL
Working with the therapist at Logos Professional Christian Counseling has been a wonderful investment of my time and money. She has helped me to focus on real issues that have plagued me for years as well as understand God's incredible love and concern for me. My anxiety level has greatly decreased while my trust in God has grown. My ability to let go of old fears and crippling thoughts has been tremendous.
DP
My wife and I highly recommend Logos counseling. We were referred to Logos through friends at church, and everything about our experience has exceeded our expectations. The counselor is firmly grounded in Biblical principles of family and interpersonal relationships, and uses these principles throughout all of her counseling. More importantly, in staying firmly grounded in the Word, she connects Biblical teaching with issues we face today, without sacrificing the integrity or the applicability of the Word.
Through her ministry, my wife and I were drawn closer together spiritually, and were able to see that we are equal in the eyes of Christ. We are both better able to see each other as brother and sister in Christ. The counselor encouraged us to work on real solutions from our first appointment. Our entire experience was characterized by a loving discipleship through the Word.
The counselor's approach to us was characterized by honesty and integrity, which in turn made my wife and I relate to each other with the same honesty and integrity. It was also very comforting and uplifting to be able to close in prayer after every session. In looking for Christian counseling, there is no need to look any further than Logos. This is truly Christ-centered counseling and ministry.
-A & KB
I struggle with severe depression and was on the largest dose possible of Zoloft. I was on it for over a year and still never felt right. I felt like a zombie, wasn't sleeping well, had no motivation and just didn't care about anything. Though it wasn't affecting my work, the weekends were lost.
The counselor was great to talk to and I was able to open up and not hold back any feelings I was having. That in itself is a miracle. I usually hold back and tell only what I want people to know and hide the things I don't want to share. With her, it was easy to talk.
She suggested researching holistic medicine as well and I identified a supplement for me to take. I feel so much better, there is a huge difference. It has been a blessing that I found her because she has helped me tremendously. She made me realize I have choices and I can make good ones.
-JL
Recently, I was feeling very apprehensive about life in general. At 79, there were many issues pressing in on me, and there seemed to be no solution to any of these problems; or so I thought.
My daughter suggested making an appointment with a Counselor because she was so "faithful" in helping people to find peace in their lives, when things became too heavy to bear.
I finally took her advice and made an appointment and realized I was sent to her by our Heavenly Father. One session with the Counselor gave me so much encouragement to keep seeing her each week to discover not only the roots of my anxieties, but a greater depth in my faith in our precious Lord, who answers all our prayers. I learned, very quickly, to stop saying "NO" to Him and start doing what He was trying to lead me to do. I now am experiencing a peace that passess all understanding. God has become so truly alive and "for real" in my heart.
-AH
I would like to express in writing how much I appreciate the work that the counselor at Logos Professional Christian Counseling has done in my life. I give God the glory for the new life, but He has used her to achieve this. She has taught me so much about God, about scripture, about faith, and about His unfathomable love for me. In this journey, my deepest wounds have just begun to heal. Some of the wounds were accidental, no one's fault; some were inflicted by others; some were self-induced -- all can be healed by the love and grace of God. I had become the expert at covering these wounds -- primarily with laughter and with "success". Although this made them invisible to others, and at times to myself, it could not stop their pain and capacity for self-destruction.
This image -- the enviably happy, bright, successful woman -- was destroyed last year when I nearly ended my seven-year marriage; the foundations had long been in ruins, but now the facade that had been so scrupulously maintained was shattered. Our marriage was in grave danger and broken by my infidelity. There are not words to describe my selfishness and delusion, or to describe my husband's (quite explicable) shock, pain, and anger. In this state we began counseling individually at first, and later together. We both expressed to her a desire to "save our marriage". I will never forget her asking me why I wanted to save it; from what I had described of our seven years together, it didn't sound like there was much worth saving. At the time, I was quite taken aback by her question. I knew she was a Christian, and I expected her to assure me that it was a wonderful endeavor, certain to be successful with God's help. Now, nearly a year later, I understand. The marriage we had built was not worth saving...but by the grace of God we had an opportunity to tear it down and build something new, something beautiful, something that actually resembled the miraculous union He had intended for it to be. I was so benighted that I could not comprehend how difficult this journey would be. I knew that our marriage needed work, but I did not know it would involve such probing into the depths of my soul, exposing selfishness, ugliness, and lies that I could scarcely bear. Why was that necessary, or even helpful? The counselor knew that before anything could actually be fixed, it was time to be honest with myself...finally. Thanks be to God, she also knew that we can only survive seeing the depth of our sin and its destruction (in my own life and in my marriage) unless we let God surround us with love and forgiveness, healing the wound as soon as we're ready to rip off the bandage and let Him touch it. Yes, it is raw and painful, even scary if we haven't learned to trust Him as he deserves. But without this step, we will never heal, and unless we see the depth of our sin, we will never understand the depth of His love.
I am grateful to her for forcing me to take that part of the journey. I was ignorant and impatient -- I had hoped it could all be fixed by some simple suggestions of the "squeeze the toothpaste from the bottom!" variety. I don't remember a single counseling session in which she neglected to remind me that I had been forgiven and set free from my sin. Our marriage could not be rebuilt without His love and His divine ability to forgive. We have learned to choose to forgive each other, even when it seems impossible. We have learned that we must trust Him instead of each other. We have learned that we must rely on Him first to meet our needs, and that if we expect our spouse to meet all of our needs, we will only end up disappointed, disillusioned...and probably divorced; but we have also learned that we must try -- to trust and to serve each other -- for real love is the decision to lay our lives down for each other, daily. We have learned that love does not require, and will not even thrive with, a rule book; this would only bring failure and keeping a record of wrongs, but choosing to approach each day with the attitude of laying one's life down for the other brings freedom and increases love.
-DV
I came to Logos Professional Christian Counseling with very little hope and very few expectations. I had been to counselors before and none had ever made a lasting impression, or seemingly a difference. Coming to Logos Professional Christian Counseling was different. From the beginning I knew it would be different. The first day to end our session we prayed, and we continued to every time there after. Every small, tiny little step in the right direction was met with a smile and a proud hug. As time has moved on I have gone to less sessions, but would and will go back in heartbeat if I feel the need to. At Logos Professional Christian Counseling I received hope and a new beginning centered around our loving God.
-JP