Seeking medical treatment for a physical ailment or consulting a psychologist for emotional challenges does not diminish God’s miraculous power to heal. Just as nutritional guidance helps manage diabetes, psychology offers valuable insights into the mind, emotions, and will (the soul). For example, when someone in the church experiences depression, prayer and spiritual deliverance are vital, but it is equally important to address the mental, emotional, and social factors contributing to their struggle. After spiritual interventions, it is critical to remain vigilant about the thoughts we dwell on, the emotions we allow to take root, and the behaviours we choose to engage in. Psychological insights can often create profound shifts in mindset.

Furthermore, research shows that individuals with spiritual or religious beliefs who face mental health challenges often hesitate to engage with mainstream psychological services, fearing they may not be helpful. Studies confirm that secular psychologists receive little to no training in addressing spiritual and religious issues in therapy. (Link to this website)

Although Affairs of the Heart is primarily designed for Christians, the service is open to everyone, regardless of spiritual or religious beliefs. Feel free to book a consultation to discuss your needs in more detail.

Feel free to discuss specific concerns during your free consultation.

Crisis Support

Sessions are exclusively conducted via telephone or video conferencing platforms such as Zoom or MS Teams. Working online allows you to receive the support you need at a time that suits your schedule, all from the comfort of your own home.

Cancellations or non-attendance without at least 24 hours’ notice will incur the full session fee. If a pre-booked session is unattended without prior notification for more than 15 minutes, it will be considered cancelled.

If you are facing emotional challenges and seeking a psychologist who understands your Christian faith, contact me for a free 15-minute consultation.