How do I choose a counselor?

Check out our counselor bios and their locations and choose whomever resonates with you.  Our counselors are here to help and answer any questions you may have. All of our therapists are trustworthy and will respect your journey. Ask yourself how you feel when you connect with the therapist and whether they are responsive to your needs. You will also want to choose a therapist who offers the type of treatment most appropriate for you.

What is Christian counseling? do i have to be christian to see a cca counselor?

Simply, professional Christian Counseling includes God’s view of our problems. He offers hope, healing and forgiveness. God created us to live full lives, with a purpose and peace. Men and women are made in God’s image and intended to be in right relationship with God, themselves and one another.

Being christian is not a requirement to see a CCA counselor. Our counselors see people from all walks of life and anyone not seeking a christian approach will receive the utmost respect and sensitivity to their world view.

How long are sessions and how often do I come in?

How often you come in is on an individual basis and something that your counselor can recommend to you after your first meeting. Many clients start once a week or every other week, eventually reducing to less frequent appointments.

Do I need to bring anything or prepare anything for my first session?

If able, please print and fill out these initial forms for your first meeting. 

What are the fees per session?

The hourly fee for a Licensed therapist is $125, Associate; $100. and Practicum therapist is $90.

Do you take insurance?

No, we do not take insurance.

what does it mean if a counselor is an "associate"?

Associates have completed their Master’s degree toward becoming a Marriage and Family Therapist or a Social Worker or their Doctoral degree to become a Psychologist. Associates are registered with the Board of Behavioral Science (BBS) but are not licensed by the State of California. They are working toward their total required hours of experience to order to be tested and licensed. All associates meet weekly with a licensed supervisor to meet the Board of Behavioral Sciences requirements and to ensure you get the best possible care.