Christian Counseling involves the integration of spiritual beliefs with clinical therapy.   Drawing from my faith and personal relationship with Jesus, I have gained insights into understanding human suffering and ways to help.  In my therapeutic practice, I adhere to the principle of keeping my clinical approach separate from my faith unless a client expresses a desire to incorporate Christianity into their counseling sessions. This integration only occurs when specifically requested by the client, as I do not initiate or impose it. During initial consultations, I inquire about a person's religious or spiritual background and whether they wish to incorporate it into their therapy. If a client prefers not to include faith or religion in their counseling, I respect their decision and focus on utilizing traditional clinical methods, which have proven to be highly effective.