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Chad Moline and online Christian counseling

Get to know Chad Moline of River House Ministries, his ministry and counselor-training background, and the questions to ask before an online conversation.

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Getting to know Chad

Chad Moline is a Christian counselor whose Find Faith Therapy profile lists online sessions. His River House Ministries biography reports an Assembly of God ministry background and more than 20 years of counseling and counselor-training experience.

He describes an interest in looking beneath an immediate concern and discussing God’s forgiveness as part of his Christian approach. If that interests you, a first conversation can explore what it means in practice and how it relates to the concern you want to bring.

His stated approach and focus

Chad’s profile includes Scripture-guided counseling, prayer and lament, marriage and family discipleship, and church-care coordination among his selected methods. Grief, marriage, family conflict, religious shame and burnout are among his stated focus areas.

Ask how he would approach your particular circumstances rather than assuming a listed method will be part of every conversation. If a church connection matters to you, discuss whether any coordination is relevant and what information you would want kept private.

Work beyond ministry

Chad’s ministry biography also describes his construction and handyman business and mentions time with his wife and dog. These details offer a glimpse of his everyday life alongside his ministry work.

His background can be a conversation starter. Questions about his qualifications, service scope and current work with counselees will help you understand the counseling relationship more fully.

Read more in Chad Moline’s River House biography.

An opening conversation with room for questions

Chad says an initial session involves getting acquainted, basic questions and a brief life history. He encourages counselees to ask questions. His profile lists children, adolescents, adults, couples and parents among the people he serves.

Questions to consider include:

  • What does looking beyond the immediate concern mean in your approach?
  • How do Scripture, forgiveness and practical next steps enter a conversation?
  • If a child or teenager is involved, how would consent and parent involvement work?
  • What are the current fees and arrangements for meeting online?

Connect with Chad

Review his current profile and describe the concern you want to discuss when requesting an introduction. An initial exchange can help clarify expectations before you arrange a full session.

Visit Chad Moline’s Find Faith Therapy profile.

For more preparation, review these questions for a first counseling conversation.

Prepare for a first conversation