Christian Counselling Regina, SK. Find a Christian Therapist Near You.

I understand the importance of being able to connect your faith/spirituality into the counseling process. I offer spiritual support from a grace-based, biblical perspective. I welcome you to explore and involve the way you understand God, relate to Him and your faith/spirituality in the context of your life experiences. My approach involves unconditionally caring and accepting people as they are, and working with them to find healing and overcome challenges. I welcome the use of prayer and scripture as part of our sessions for those interested. I also have a heart for supporting those who have felt hurt by the church as they process their experience and move forward with hope.

I provide counselling based on 3 disciplines: Christian Theology & Psychology (Masters degree level), and Philosophy (Hons degree level). My personal life & worldview is based in Christ. I am trained and well experienced in using Biblical principles and values in counselling and therapeutic interventions. Although my personal life & worldview is based on Christian principles, my philosophical background and training, enables me to accept and use the wide variety of different world views and values of clients, to work with them on personal challenges, in order to reach desired therapeutic outcomes.

Are you looking for a well-trained counsellor? My Masters Degree in Counselling came from Briercrest Seminary. Perhaps you’ve found difficulty identifying or finding empathy? I believe strongly that the three persons of God are the model for relationship in marriage, and between family members and individuals. God's Holy Spirit and the client help me to discern what is needed for healing. God's love enables a Christian counsellor to be able to empathize fully enough to find themselves in their client’s shoes. I look first to the Bible for inspiration about the basic needs of people for attachment to each other and their creator. My practice is built on the basis of openness and honesty.

Christians as much (perhaps even more than others) seek an evidence-based approach to therapy. They will embrace therapy when they meet with a therapist who shows respect for their worldview and religiously-based values, provided the model used by the therapist also is inherently respectful of their religious beliefs and practices. I have a Christian background and I do identify with core Christian principles, so I have naturally integrated certain skills, approaches and metaphors that reflect Christian principles. The ACT model is particularly useful when dealing with spiritually-mind and biblically-oriented clients.

I have been raised a Christian and obtained my Master of Couselling from a Christian college. I use that framework for those looking for that approach. We’ll explore tools and truths from what God says over your situation. Shame and guilt seems to be a prevalent issue among Christians. I hope to share truths and help discover how to live an abundant life.

I have had the privilege of serving the Lutheran church as an ordained clergyperson for 14 years. Even though I am no longer serving the church in an official capacity, I still feel called to share my knowledge of scripture, the power of prayer, and Christ's message of unconditional love, the forgiveness of sins, and the promise of eternal life for those who seek it. I never push my faith onto others. Rather, my relationship with God guides me in our work together. If you're going through a valley, it might be real hard for you to see God today. I get that. I've been there. You may be angry, disillusioned, or afraid. I offer you no judgments...only grace.

Faith informs life and can be a great source of help in times of trouble. A therapist that is sensitive to your faith can make all the difference in the world! Sound psychological training is also crucial. I offer both. A sound background in theology and in psychology. So whether you are dealing with anxiety or depression, stress or family problems this is a respectful practice that honors your faith! Dr. Sojonky has both a Ph.D. in psychology and a Doctor of Ministry Degree and worked as a Minister for ten years.

Spirituality is a part of our core as individuals. As a Christian this means we follow a certain type of spirituality, that often affects every area of life. I offer a nonjudgmental space where people can ask questions about their faith as they seek to reconcile what the Bible teaches with their experience of life. Whether you wish a counsellor who recognises your Christian faith as valid, a nonjudgmental space to ask those deep scary questions, or have been through a difficult experience in your faith community, I am here to support, encourage and believe that God is with you.

I am a registered psychologist (provisional) in the province of Saskatchewan. My approach to counselling is eclectic, humanistic and collaborative. I use strategies from many theories such as client-centered, solution-focused, CBT, DBT, and evidence-based strategies for long-term weight loss. You are a unique individual and together we will discover what works best for you! Educationally, I have earned a Master’s degree in Educational Psychology and a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Regina. I also completed a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from Canadian Bible College (Ambrose University). I have been helping people professionally since 2003.

Life can be so difficult & people can start doubting & blaming the troubles they are having on God. They become discouraged & wonder, if God is a God of love, why would He allow them to suffer with such problems. Paul asked the question, "Does that mean that God no longer loves us if we have trouble or calamity, or are persecuted, or are hungry, or destitute, or in danger, or threatened with death? " (Rom 8:35) We must never confuse God with life. Jesus tells us that he will never leave us or forsake us. "Nothing can separate us from the love of God." (v38). Maureen helps clients find joy & peace, learn how to trust Him more readily & live with confident hope (Rom 15:1).