Counseling ONLINE or IN-PERSON

The counseling ministry brings together four distinct life impacting areas that are proven to each be essential for transforming relationships and personal well being. By integrating proven therapeutic techniques, powerful spiritual truths, & specialized communication training within the context of understanding the neuroscience of people and relationships - the treatment plans can bring profound and lasting results. Where other attempts may have come up empty, you can find real breakthrough, renewed focus, and repaired relationships. 

Specializing in Therapy Intensives For Marriages and Personal Well-being

Most simply defined, intensive therapy is therapy that occurs at a high frequency over a short duration of time. Intensive therapy is gaining popularity as a treatment option with increasing amounts of research emerging in favor of this model. The therapeutic Intensive format is a powerful opportunity for people to get the benefit of many months of start-and-stop weekly counseling in the span a few days. Participants often report that their results are profound and long lasting. Due to the undistracted therapy time, therapeutic intensives are sometimes the best way to successfully treat couples in severe crisis, divorce recovery, depression, and recovery issues.

What is Pastoral Counseling?

Pastoral counseling is a clinical practice that integrates both psychological and theological concepts into its framework, and is not unlike other modes of therapy when it comes to the therapeutic process. What sets it apart is the way faith, spirituality, and theology are incorporated into the model. Pastoral counselors believe this incorporation of spiritual exploration and support can foster wholeness, healing, and growth in those who are seeking help. According to a recent Gallup poll, 66% of survey participants reported a preference for a mental health professional who held spiritual beliefs and values, while 81% of people seeking mental health treatment stated a preference for a counselor with values or beliefs similar to their own. Dr. Honeycutt is not a licensed therapists in any state, but rather operates as an ecclesiastically endorsed practioner with a national board certification in counseling.