Office:(830) 832-1509, Seguin, Texas
Trauma-Informed Christian Counseling | PTSD | Marriage
Individual
Court Order Classes
Marriage & Family
Individual trauma-informed biblical counseling, often referred to as Agape Christian Counseling, involves a personal one-on-one setting with your counselor. This format promotes meaningful discussions and is the most common approach to counseling. If you’re interested in learning more about our services, please feel free to contact us for additional information.
Marriage & Family
Court Order Classes
Marriage & Family
Agape Christian Counseling frequently provides marriage and family counseling with all parties present, and we also offer individual counseling sessions. If you need support, please contact us to learn more about our counseling services.
Trauma | PTSD
Court Order Classes
Court Order Classes
At Agape Christian Counseling, we understand the struggles of life that can leave you feeling traumatized, by Complex PTSD, Anxiety, Depression and Narcissistic Abuse, takes courage, and the right support can make all the difference. With evidence-based approaches and trauma-informed Christian Counseling tailored to your unique journey,
At Agape Christian Counseling, we understand the struggles of life that can leave you feeling traumatized, by Complex PTSD, Anxiety, Depression and Narcissistic Abuse, takes courage, and the right support can make all the difference. With evidence-based approaches and trauma-informed Christian Counseling tailored to your unique journey, we’re here to help you move beyond survival and reclaim a life of healing, confidence, and peace.
Court Order Classes
Court Order Classes
Court Order Classes
Court‑ordered classes help families create a safer and more stable environments. They include parenting and co‑parenting courses that strengthen parenting skills and reduce conflict, anger‑management programs that teach emotional control, and domestic‑violence intervention classes that address abusive behavior. Courts may also require sub
Court‑ordered classes help families create a safer and more stable environments. They include parenting and co‑parenting courses that strengthen parenting skills and reduce conflict, anger‑management programs that teach emotional control, and domestic‑violence intervention classes that address abusive behavior. Courts may also require substance‑abuse education when alcohol or drugs affect parenting, as well as child‑abuse prevention or high‑conflict communication classes when safety or ongoing disputes are concerns.