Mental health needs have been on the rise for years, and as a result, there are often not enough counselors available for the needs. But even more than the pressing need for more support, we recognize that there is a great need for counselors who offer help from a biblical worldview. In our moments of greatest suffering and sorrow, we need hope that is rooted in what is true about God, ourselves, and the world he created. New Heights Counseling exists to offer real hope in the middle of life’s hardships.

Individuals, couples, and families that attend New Heights Church and the greater Clark County community.

We envision people coming to our counseling center for many different reasons and struggles. Some we expect to regularly address include:

• 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

We plan to have trained professional counselors and lay counselors. A professional counselor is defined as someone who has obtained a master’s degree in counseling or a counseling-related field. A lay counselor is someone who has gone through training in biblical counseling and has been certified by the Association of Biblical Counselors. All of our counselors have been trained in using Christ-centered counseling.

Our counseling model will include options for free counseling and fee-based counseling.

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

The most direct pathway to serving at New Heights Counseling is to start by taking our Biblical Soul Care class.