Counseling Overview

Who We Serve & What We Do

New Heights Counseling serves individuals, couples, and families that attend New Heights Church and the greater Clark County community. We are still currently getting established, but we do have some capacity for counseling available, though most requests for counseling currently go on a waitlist. Our waitlist is currently 8-12 weeks.

We see people for:

Depression
Fear and anxiety
Marriage and family issues
Anger
Relational conflict
Guilt and shame
Grief and loss

Eating disorders/body image
Abuse
Obsessive and compulsive behaviors
Addictions
Gender/sexuality
Loneliness

New Heights Counseling offers Level 1 and Level 2 counseling services.

QUALIFICATIONS

Our Level 1 counselors have a certification in biblical counseling with the Association of Biblical Counselors (ABC). Our Level 2 counselors have professional training in counseling in addition to their biblical counseling certification with ABC. During the intake process, we make a counselor recommendation to fit your specific needs.

COST

Our Level 1 counselors have a one-time suggested donation of $50, and our Level 2 counselors have a suggested donation of $75/per meeting for individual counseling and $95/per meeting for marriage/family counseling. We offer a scholarship for those experiencing financial hardship. To apply for the scholarship, first submit all forms, then email Counseling@nullNewHeights.org to request the scholarship application.

EXPECTATIONS

We will only be utilizing Christ-centered, biblically based counseling. Though some of our Level 2 counselors may be licensed, our counselors will not be operating under professional licenses or providing clinical therapy.

We are located in Vancouver, WA inside the New Heights Church Central Vancouver Campus

7913 NE 58th AVE,
Vancouver, WA 98665

360-694-4985

Counseling@nullNewHeights.org

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does New Heights use licensed professionals?Nick Canazzi2023-08-03T15:51:26-07:00

Does New Heights use licensed professionals?

New Heights Counseling does not use licensed professional counselors. Our counseling is rooted in scripture and our methods are interwoven with the Christian faith. While some of our counselors may hold professional licenses, they are not utilizing those licenses in this role as a biblical counselor. We do not provide clinical diagnosis and therapy at New Heights Counseling.

Where are you located?Nick Canazzi2023-08-03T15:51:22-07:00

Where are you located?

New Heights Counseling is currently located inside the New Heights Central Campus building in Vancouver, WA. Our address is 7913 NE 58th Ave, Vancouver, WA, 98665

Do you take insurance?Nick Canazzi2023-08-03T15:51:17-07:00

Do you take insurance?

As a biblical counseling organization, we do not take health insurance. We have suggested donations for our services. If finances are a barrier for you, we have a sliding scale and reduced suggested donations.

What forms of payment do you take?Nick Canazzi2023-08-03T15:51:12-07:00

What forms of payment do you take?

Following your session, you will receive an email with a way to make the suggested donation from a system called Square. This is a secure system that allows you to make a donation using a debit or credit card. The email address that you provide us during intake, is the one that we will use to send these emails out.

Can I see someone immediately?Nick Canazzi2023-08-03T15:51:08-07:00

Can I see someone immediately?

The first step at New Heights Counseling is to create an account and complete our intake paperwork forms. Once that is completed, we will place you with the next available counselor that is a good fit for your needs. Our waitlist can run 8-12 weeks. If your wait time is likely to be longer than 12 weeks, we will let you know as soon as possible.

We are not an emergency or crisis care facility. If you are experiencing an emergency, call your physician, the police department, or 911.

How do I make an appointment?Nick Canazzi2023-08-03T15:51:03-07:00

How do I make an appointment?

To make an appointment, simply click Meet with a Counselor and follow the steps to create an account and complete intake paperwork. If you are pursuing marriage counseling, both parties must create separate accounts and submit paperwork. If you are pursuing counseling for a child/adolescent, please create the account in the name of the person seeking counseling. There are separate intake forms for adults and minors. Please fill out the form pertaining to your situation.

What if I cannot make my appointment?Nick Canazzi2023-08-03T15:50:57-07:00

What if I cannot make my appointment?

Please provide at least 24 hours notice if you will be unable to keep your appointment. If you must cancel with less than 24 hours notice, we ask that you provide a suggested donation of $20 for Level 1 counseling and $50 for Level 2 Counseling.

Do you offer remote counseling?Nick Canazzi2023-08-03T15:50:53-07:00

Do you offer remote counseling?

Yes, remote counseling is an option. Please indicate your interest in remote counseling (using video) during your intake paperwork and we will follow up with you.