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How Much Does a Christian Counselor From Palmyra, PA Charge for Their Services?

Christian Counselors for Troubled Girls Palmyra Pennsylvania PA 

Like all outpatient treatments, the prices of Christian counseling vary. The amount depends on numerous factors, such as your counselor's credentials and level of expertise. Another contributing detail is the area in which you live.


In-person, one-on-one may range from around $60 an hour to more than $175 an hour. So you might want to pay anywhere from about $65 a week to $175 a week for online treatment.

Common areas of focus include:

  • Relationship Struggles
  • Depression and Anxiety
  • Addiction & Recovery
  • Trauma / Abuse
  • Couples Therapy
  • Parenting
  • Identity Issues
  • Childhood / Adolescence
  • Grief and Loss
  • Disordered Eating
  • Sexual Addiction
  • Spiritual Issues
  • Family Conflict
  • Chronic Illness / Pain
  • Divorce Recovery / Blended Families

Psychological evaluation for troubled girls from Palmyra, PA can be invaluable in understanding your or a child's inner world. Psychological assessment and testing can provide insight into decisions, behaviors, and effects and help clarify diagnoses and familiarize treatment goals and interventions. Testing may include managing the presence of ADHD, a learning impediment, cognitive impairments, and/or defining one's personality functioning.

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Biblical Counseling Defined 

Another term many Christian Counselors decided to go by is "bible counselor."

The following comes to us from the president of a grassroots organization that utilizes Christain Counselors. Don't hesitate to call us today!

Biblical counseling attempts to build a connection with another person in which God's work of change can flourish. Therefore, it is conditional on the Word of God, the work of the Holy Spirit, and the grace of Jesus Christ. It seeks to build a contextualized perception of the counselee (past and present) and will view that data through the lens of the Bible. The Biblical counselor rests in the understanding that he is not the change agent but a vehicle in the hands of the One who is.

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The biblical counselor does not ignore physical issues or emotional data but seeks to desegregate them into a holistic knowledge of the physique and change. The biblical counselor is not adversarial in his relationship to the psychologies of his culture but examines research and insights through the lens of Scripture.

In his work with the counselee, the biblical counsel perpetually acknowledges the supremacy of God, the transformative mercy of Christ, and the insight-giving and conviction-producing ministry of the Holy Spirit. In all of this, the biblical therapist is a more significant self not as an isolated tool of change but One whose obligation is lovingly connected to God's primary mechanism of change; the church, with all of its God-ordained responsibilities, structures, and means of forgiveness." 

There's Evidence to Show Christian Therapy is More Effective Than Secular Therapy 

Parents from Palmyra, PA might be surprised to find out that there have been over 100 metastudies looking into whether Christian Counseling is as effective as secular counseling. The results might surprise you! Below is a retooled blog post that a Christian Counselor made when comparing the efficacy between the two. 

As it turns out, in these studies, Christians who received Christ-centered therapy had better results than atheists who received secular treatment. 

According to one AACC Christian counselor's blog post, religiously accommodated treatments had much greater spiritual effects on the patients than secular therapies. This was powerfully evident for comparisons with no-treatment conditions and alternative-treatment conditions. Also, religiously tailored treatments were even starkly better in increasing patients' spiritual lives than were strictly similar secular treatments (g = .34 at post-test and g = .32 at follow-up).

So, as Christian therapists, we can maintain our heads up, look licensing boards, managed care corporations, and insurance companies in the eyes and say, "Christian-accommodated treatments are just as effective or better than secular treatments in improving patients' symptoms, and they also do something for matched spiritual clients that secular treatments can not—provide better spiritual well-being."

Palmyra, PA Mental Health Resources for Struggling Teens

MasterNet is the first choice for Palmyra, PA parents wanting a leading therapeutic boarding school to give guidance to their struggling child undergoing drug abuse/addiction (including marijuana), kleptomania, or clinical depression related problems. Because working with highly resistant teenagers is challenging, most programs rely on level systems, punishments, and other behavioral techniques to manage a young student’s behavior. Here at MasterNet, we recognize that the circumstances of one at-risk child doesn’t always apply to all of our young students. Because of this, MasterNet is dedicated to the life skills development and experiential education for each girl, and we do this with professionalism and care.

MasterNet recognizes that the circumstances of one at-risk child does not always apply to other adolescents. As a result, our trained counselors are dedicated to the administration of each young student’s needs; a commitment illustrated by their expert professionalism and sympathy. Here at MasterNet, we include the entire family (especially the parents) in the process of our young student’s therapy, transformation, and progress.

Contact MasterNet today at (435) 574-4518 to speak with one of our expert consultants. They are readily available to answer any questions about our enrollment fees, insurance affiliations, and proximity to Palmyra, PA. Make MasterNet and their therapeutic boarding school a life-changing and memorable experience for both your family and your struggling child.

“Pray for us, for we are sure that we have a good conscience, desiring to conduct ourselves honorably in all things.” Hebrews 13:18