Integrative Counseling Services

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Introduction: Integrative Counseling Services is a Christian based counseling service. The reasons we stand out from others is due to our foundations being based on biblical advice. Unlike secular counseling, our practices are based on behavioral change, and memory development. We not only care, but will treat you and your family as one of our own. Confidentiality is our first priority, along with meeting the needs of your situation. The end result. Seeing my clients gain the financial freedom, emotional freedom,and the happiness that changes their daily lives so profoundly is worth more than money can buy.

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1 employee

11 years in business

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
The pricing for my services varys. I try and base the counseling on a sliding scale, giving those with a lower income the same chance as those with a higher income. Basically though the prices are as follows: LIFE COACHING: $250/MONTH. This includes two one hour sessions, one at week one and one at week four. Also included is one phone call per week for weeks two and three. MARRIAGE COUNSELING - $100/HOUR ADDICTION COUNSELING - $100/HOUR - INCLUDES FAMILY COUNSELING CHILD/ADOLESCENT COUNSELING - $50/HOUR (I feel children and teens alike are special in the eyes of the Lord, and I cannot justify charging more) All pricing is subject to change along with income verification. Prices will NOT go up, but may come down.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I am continually taking classes and moving forward in my field. I do not think I would ever stop learning, because to stop learning would be to stop growing.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I grew up in a pastors home, and continually witnessed others in need of counseling. As I grew, I began to notice that others were drawn to me, and prone to open up to me and talk about things they would not with others. This, along with my life experiences, is what makes me a good counselor. I do not judge, but I do try and help.