Our goal is to bring these two traditions of healing together, interfacing like two great trees, trunks growing up side by side, with roots and branches intertwining. Similarly, we work from a systems model, not unlike family systems, in which we strive to keep leadership involved while maintaining the privacy of the client. The actual arrangements are different in each case, but we are always moving in the direction of honest, effective relationships between client and leadership. Effects of sexual abuse, working through the story, emotional and social impact, spiritual dimensions, and the journey to interior reconciliation. Managing medical disorders, including chronic headache and pain, recurring physical symptoms, chronic and terminal illness.
Addictions are a focus of special programming.
Areas of intervention include abuse of alcohol or other substances, spending or shopping, eating disorders, and gambling. Sexual compulsivity, including sexual boundary violations, difficulties honoring celibacy and chastity, and compulsive sexual behaviors or thoughts. Eating disorders, including over-eating, obesity, bulimia, and anorexia. Issues in healthy growth, including ministry transition, community life, aging, vocational issues, and psychosexual adjustment. This model allows us to offer highly individualized treatment plans for each client, bringing to bear specific treatment personnel and treatment experiences as needed to meet the particular needs of the individual client.