Counselors supply their profile details
Counselors describe their qualifications, supported Christian counseling scope, faith approach, service areas, and availability. They attest that their claims are accurate and remain responsible for them.
Trust & safety
Find Faith Therapy brings counselor discovery and practice tools together. Independent counselors provide the counseling and manage their own fees, appointments, and records. Practice tools help them organize that work.
Current platform status
See what is available today for browsing, private search, introductions, and account setup.
Browse and save
OpenPublic counselor profiles can be browsed and saved locally.
Intro requests
OpenCounselees can choose whether to request an introduction.
Counselor/org setup
OpenCounselors and organizations can create accounts, choose a plan, and build their own profiles.
Counselors manage their listings. Active billing, a published profile, and platform safety controls are required for public visibility.
Counselors describe their qualifications, supported Christian counseling scope, faith approach, service areas, and availability. They attest that their claims are accurate and remain responsible for them.
After account setup and payment, counselors complete their profiles, preview them, and publish when ready. They manage future updates themselves. Optional profile tips do not block publication.
Ask the counselor about qualifications, scope, fees, availability, consent, and counseling terms. Find Faith Therapy does not independently verify or approve listing claims. A listing is not accreditation, endorsement, or a guarantee of fit or outcomes.
Guided-search answers, counselor choices, intro messages, prep notes, and reflection notes are not sent to an organization unless the person chooses to share.
Profiles are expected to explain qualification details, faith approach, Scripture and prayer preferences, practical boundaries, states served, and fit limits in plain language.
Directory referral partners see aggregate activity, not private client records. Organization practice administration requires separate setup and explicit access; a directory affiliation never grants record access.
Prep tools can organize questions for a first conversation, but they are not counseling, diagnosis, treatment planning, medical advice, crisis care, or spiritual authority.