Patrick Lambertz and Christian counseling for faith and family

Patrick Lambertz brings a background in ministry and nonprofit work to the Christian counseling he describes on Find Faith Therapy. His River House Ministries biography identifies him with Isaiah 61 Ministries and Men of the City, the non-denominational men’s ministry he founded in Minneapolis.

The ministry biography describes an interest in encouraging men in their principles, relationships and family life. His Find Faith Therapy profile also lists couples, families, parents and other adults among those he serves.

Patrick’s biography describes nonprofit accounting work with Praise Live, Union Gospel Mission and Door of Hope Ministries. His profile presents a Christian approach informed by grace and a developing relationship with God.

If his men’s ministry background speaks to your circumstances, ask how it informs his present counseling work. Someone contacting him about marriage or family concerns can also ask whether conversations are individual, involve more than one person, or require a different arrangement.

Explore more of his background in Patrick Lambertz’s River House biography.

Marriage, family conflict, grief, addiction and burnout are among the focus areas on Patrick’s profile. It lists both online and in-person meeting options.

A listed focus area gives you a starting point for an inquiry. Explain what you hope to discuss and ask about the services he offers for that situation. Confirm the current in-person location directly before making travel plans.

Patrick describes his first conversation as an opportunity to learn about each other’s background and consider fit. His ministry biography offers a free 15-minute consultation.

To make that conversation useful, consider asking:

• How does your ministry experience relate to the concern I am bringing?
• How would you approach family or relationship questions, and who could participate?
• What should I understand about your training, scope, fees and current meeting arrangements?

You do not need a complete account of your circumstances to begin. A brief description of your concern and a few practical questions can help you decide what to discuss next. His current profile provides a way to request an introduction.

Visit Patrick Lambertz’s Find Faith Therapy profile.

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