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Counseling Care

Our counselors strive for the best care possible through the restorative power of Christ. We currently have openings for new and returning clients and we update our availability each Friday. Many sessions are still held remotely.

Training Leaders

We believe that training leaders with our unique, Gospel-centered counseling framework is crucial to cultural renewal. We offer trainings and pastoral care consultation within the greater New York City area.

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Your gifts to Redeemer Counseling ensure that more people and communities receive Gospel-centered mental health care and training. 90% of our client sessions are supported through donations.

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Marriage and Family Therapist

We are looking to hire a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with couples counseling experience. The hybrid position requires 15+ sessions per week, with at least one day in person for sessions and supervision at the Redeemer Counseling offices in Midtown Manhattan.

Our Library of Counseling Resources

Redeemer Counseling's Toolkits draw from the wealth of knowledge from our team of counselors and combine both biblical and clinical insights. We hope this resource library of Toolkits by Topic will strengthen and encourage you as you journey with others through hardship and change.

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Redeemer Counseling Updates

Internalize Scripture in Your Body and Soul

REDEEMER COUNSELING UPDATE

Christians can easily find themselves in a rut with their daily devotions or scripture reading. We have put together this exercise that you can deepen your daily time with God by slowing down to listen to your body and internalize the scripture in your body, your mind, and your soul.

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Helpful Accountability for Sexual Addictions

March 2023 Counseling Toolkit, Josue Calderon, MFT

"One of the pitfalls we face when providing accountability to others is we tend to focus on the behavior they are trying to reduce, instead of the heart matter that’s informing the problematic behavior."