First of all, we work with people of all faiths, spirituality, or no faith. Christianity helps guide respecting and valuing all clients. If you want to process how your religion impacts what you are experiencing, that is more than welcome. If you want to involve your faith in therapy by praying or talking about your beliefs, that is perfectly fine. If you wish advice based on what God wants from you, that is best left to clergy, religious organizations, and\\or your faith understanding. Given many different religious denominations and differences in how some individuals practice and interpret religion (even sometimes within the same small denomination), you will not hear about how you should practice your beliefs or live your life from a religious perspective. This is something you are free and welcome to process out loud. You will not be judged for your beliefs or how you choose to live your life, or the extent to which you follow your beliefs. You will not hear specific Bible or other religious quotes or be told what your therapist thinks God expects from you.