Christian Counseling Center

Karen is a true God-fearing woman. She imitates Jesus not by telling people what they want to hear but what they need to hear. She has guided me through scripture and prayer. She is the ONLY therapist that has ever challenged me emotionally, spiritually, and mentally. She takes a non-biased approach and truly focuses on the goals of her clients. I like that she has given me homework so that I can draw nearer to God and focus on my personal growth throughout the week. If you want a therapist worth every dollar spent, I HIGHLY recommend Karen as a Christian therapist.
Apr 27th, 2024

Karens therapeutic practice is gracious, intuitive, honest and client-centered. I have found her faith in prayer and Gods leadership to be encouraging and helpful in my personal life.
Aug 11th, 2022

Jul 14th, 2022

Test review for my mother as she is having issues getting clients positive reviews to show up for some reason.
May 20th, 2022

I debated even leaving a review, but a few people have encouraged me to share my experience so others can at least be warned. My husband and I went to Karen for preventative marriage counseling and hoped to get better at conflict resolution. We are firm believers in the benefits of counseling. We went to Karen once together and then the following week individually. To keep this short I will just share some of my red flags: 1. I have an autoimmune disease, Celiac Disease, and Karen firmly stated that she believes autoimmune diseases are self inflicted because it is just emotional trauma you need to heal from. Obviously going against all science. 2. When my husband stated his parents were divorced her IMMEDIATE follow up question was "who cheated?" I find that absolutely unprofessional to plant this idea that someone cheated; causing more harm than good. And in this case from everything we know, no one cheated, they unfortunately grew apart. 3. During our first session in the process of talking about ourselves she started crying. I kid you not. She claimed that she feels emotions and that someone in the room needed to cry. My husband and I were very confused because we were not even talking about anything emotional or needed to cry. 4. My husband and I were hoping to spread the sessions out instead of coming weekly and spending $180 each week. When I asked her if I could schedule two weeks out, she responded with, there's momentum in counseling and that she also forgets things and its best to come weekly. I found it extremely unprofessional to state that she forgets things easily, and because of that we should be coming weekly. 5. Overall, it was a bad experience. I also talked to another friend that has actually gone to her as well, and unfortunately didn't have a positive experience. I just hope this is helpful for anyone seeking out a professional counselor.
Feb 14th, 2023