Faith-Centred and Christian Counselling Services
We know how important it can be to receive counselling from someone who understands your belief system. Our coaches have experience and education in working with clients from many different church backgrounds, from clergy to seekers.
Coaching That Honors Your Faith
While we serve everyone with respect for their values, many of our coaches specialize in faith-informed care. Whether you're Catholic, Christian, Muslim, or exploring spirituality, we can integrate your beliefs into evidence-based coaching that fits your needs.
Faith-based options include:
- Coaches experienced in Christian & Catholic perspectives
- Bridging Faith course & group with Joshua Tan →
- Muslim-informed coaching with Zaki →
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NEW: Bridging Faith – Christian Therapy Group
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Program Goal:
To understand the roots of negative thinking patterns under attachment theory and through a biblical lens; bridging the gap between our logical thinking, what feels true, and our behaviors through a personal and intimate relationship with God; and to overcome our mental health concerns as a result of this bridged gap.
Suitable if you:
Struggle with mental health concerns, enjoy self-reflection, find psychology interesting, would like a Christian framework when working on mental health, sincerely want to draw closer to God, and find there’s a frustrating inconsistency between what you logically believe, feel to be true, and how you behave.
If you are a Christian that believes in Scripture but can’t seem to live out or experience the promises of His Word, then joining a Christian therapy group might be for you.
If you enjoy self-reflecting, are interested in psychology, and would like to work on your mental health through a Christian foundation, then I’d like to invite you to Bridging Faith – a Christian therapy group that will run on Monday evenings from 6:15-8:15pm.
With commitment, the goal is to uncover your own personal barrier(s) to a felt experience of the Gospel under a mental health lens. By defining different beliefs, the group will explore attachment theory and how these beliefs are connected to core biblical concepts that will provide a psychological framework for understanding God, your own experiences growing up, and how a genuinely personal and intimate relationship with God can bring the healing you may’ve been seeking throughout your life.
With mental health on the rise, being a Christian can be challenging even though it’s quite common for believers to resort to their faith for spiritual support.
Unsurprisingly, it’s also common for many Christians to experience mental health concerns even though they wholeheartedly believe that such worries can be overcome or joyfully endured through their faith and relationship with God. Have you ever wondered about that?
Christians know that suffering is to be expected in this world, especially when there are many things beyond our control. We read about this in John 16:33, where Jesus said, “I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world.” In response, Christians often handle this suffering by getting more involved in their faith community as a way to lean into God. Yet somehow, they still feel stuck in their unhelpful thinking patterns. It’s as if something is getting in the way no matter how much effort they invest into their faith. If this is your experience, then Bridging Faith may work for you.
Elzbieta Letourneau, RP
M.A. Counselling & Spirituality
Elzbieta is a Registered Psychotherapist committed to creating a safe and trustworthy environment where you can achieve new sense of direction and clarity. She takes a collaborative and empathetic approach to coaching, ensuring that you feel supported and empowered every step of the way. Read more...
Eldjie Kamto
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
My name is Eldjie and I am keen on supporting you on your journey to mental well-being. Having explored various interventions, I am partial to employing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to address maladaptive thoughts, emotions and behaviours through a warm, understanding and safe space. Read more...
Joshua Tan, RP
MA (Philosophy of Religion), MA (Counselling Psychology), CCC, CSAT, CMAT, EMDR Trained
Psychotherapist
Joshua adapts to client's and their unique personality traits and listens to their concerns so that they feel heard, understood, and hopeful towards understanding what they’re going through (beyond simple band-aid solutions, as many unfamiliar with the coaching process might believe). Through much schooling in counselling psychology, philosophy, and religious studies, Josh’s academic background and methodical thinking style will allow him to listen to the bigger themes that may be occurring. Read more...
Michael Browning, RP
M.Div, MA, CSAT, CMAT
Michael Browning’s journey in coaching is deeply personal, shaped by his own experiences with addiction and its impact on individuals and families. After seven years in pastoral counseling, he pursued advanced studies in psychotherapy to deepen his specialized knowledge. Read more...
Paul Safi, RP (Qualifying)
Paul meets clients with a steady, attuned presence, adapting to their unique ways of relating so they feel genuinely heard, understood, and supported. In addition to training in counselling psychology, Paul brings a thoughtful, faith-informed perspective that many clients find grounding. While he does not impose beliefs, he is comfortable exploring how spirituality, meaning, and values intersect with emotional well-being. Read more...
