Counseling Practice – Christian Counseling Services of Arizona
Christian Counseling Services of Arizona is a faith-integrated mental health organization operating more than 32 office locations across the state, with a staff of over 44 counselors. The practice describes itself as offering Christ-centered counseling that integrates psychological principles into a Christian worldview.
Senior clinicians listed on the website include Jennifer Cecil (M.Ed., LPC), Theresa Hay (MS, LPC, NCC), Susan Panos (M.Ed., LPC), Candace Cook (MS, LPC, LAMFT), Elijah Steinbrecher (MS, LMFT), Perry Emerick (MS, LAC), Joel Thompson (MSW, LCSW), and Emilie Christman (LCSW). The practice also employs referral coordinators and administrative support staff.
Services encompass individual counseling, marital and couples counseling, family counseling, premarital counseling, adolescent and teen counseling, group counseling, marital intensives, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. The practice describes itself as trauma-informed and trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing).
Specialty areas include anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, addictions, sexual integrity issues, childhood trauma, abuse and neglect, codependency, divorce, grief and loss, relational difficulties, anger management, eating disorders, substance abuse, trauma and PTSD, and sexual abuse.
Sessions are available via telehealth and in-person at locations spanning multiple Arizona cities, including Anthem, Mesa, Gilbert, Glendale, Goodyear, Phoenix, Prescott, Scottsdale, Surprise, and Queen Creek. The organization states it strives to offer low-fee payment options, though specific insurance plans accepted are not detailed on the site.
The practice can be reached at (602) 620-2874. No year of establishment is stated on the website.
With offices distributed across Arizona and a multidisciplinary team of licensed counselors, therapists, and social workers, Christian Counseling Services of Arizona serves a broad range of individual, family, and couples concerns from a faith-based clinical framework.