Counseling for All
Life can feel overwhelming sometimes. Whether you're battling anxiety that won’t let up, navigating a difficult season in your relationships, or lying awake at night with a racing mind, you're not alone.
At Lapeer Christian Counseling, our goal is simple: to help you heal and thrive. Life can feel overwhelming sometimes. Maybe you're battling anxiety that just won’t let up, navigating a difficult season in your relationships, or lying awake at night with a racing mind, you're not alone. You may feel worn down, stretched thin, or unsure how to move forward. But you don’t have to go through this alone.
We welcome you exactly as you are.
We are faith-based in our values and approach, but we do not bring faith-based practices into our sessions. Whether faith is central to your life or not something you connect with, we respect your beliefs and background. No one should have to carry their burdens in silence. Healing begins when you're heard, supported, and offered practical tools grounded in both clinical wisdom and spiritual care.
What We Help With
Anxiety & Depression
Relationship Challenges
Grief & Loss
Stress & Burnout
Life Transitions
Trauma & Emotional Healing
Faith-Based Support for Real-Life Struggles
Founded in 2019, Lapeer Christian Counseling was created with one mission: to be the hands and feet of Jesus to those who are struggling. Our team of licensed, compassionate counselors offers professional Christian counseling in a safe, welcoming space—where you can be exactly where you are, spiritually and emotionally.
We work with individuals from all walks of life. Whether you identify as a committed follower of Christ, are questioning your faith, or prefer not to bring spirituality into the conversation, we will honor your preferences and meet you with empathy and respect. Our approach is always client-centered, evidence-based, and guided by love.
Is Therapy for Anxiety Right for You?
Is it anxiety…or something else?
There are some tell-tale signs to look for when you're weighing the decision of anxiety counseling, and if it’s the right fit for you:
Physical Symptoms
Palpitations
Muscle tension
Nausea
Fatigue
Headaches
Irritability
Restlessness
Trouble sleeping
Diarrhea
Psychological Symptoms
Worrying about lots of different things
Feeling "on edge"
Trouble relaxing
Feeling like something bad is going to happen
Trouble focusing, difficulty making decisions
Focusing on negative outcomes
Avoiding people
Tasks or situations that cause distress
Perfectionism
People pleasing
You Might Need Treatment for Depression if:
Primary Symptoms
Depression has two main symptoms. To receive a diagnosis, at least 1 of these must be present:
- An overwhelming, persistent sense of sadness
- A loss of interest or pleasure in activities you normally enjoy
Additional Symptoms
Changes in appetite
Changes in sleep patterns
Physical restlessness
Sluggishness
Agitation
Fatigue
Feelings of worthlessness
Feelings of guilt
Recurring thoughts of self-harm or death
Difficult concentrating or making decisions
In Younger Children
Worrying about parents dying
Anxiety when away from parents
Refusing to go to school
In Teens
Increased irritability
Behavior problems
Living with these feelings day after day can feel like carrying around an invisible weight that touches every part of your day. This can be incredibly draining on your energy and clouding your thoughts. But help is available to guide you toward a healthier mental space and quality of life.
Is Trauma Therapy Right for You?
PTSD symptoms can begin after any event where a person is exposed to death, serious injury, sexual violence, or the threat of one of these events, even if physical harm did not actually occur. This could be by directly experiencing the event, watching it happen to another person, hearing about it happening to a loved one, or repeated exposure to these events.
PTSD typically last more than one month and has several types of symptoms:
Avoidance
Avoiding distressing memories, thoughts, or feelings related to the trauma
Steering clear of people, places, events, activities, or objects that bring reminders of the event
Changes in Thinking Patterns or Mood
Negative beliefs about yourself or the world
Self-blame for the event
Persistent negative emotions like guilt, fear, horror, or shame
Loss of interest in activities once enjoyed
Feeling detached or disconnected from others
Trouble feeling positive emotions
Difficulty recalling important parts of the event
Other Symptoms Related to Reactions or Startle
Irritable behavior or angry outbursts
Reckless or self-destructive actions
Hypervigilance (feeling constantly “on guard”)
Exaggerated startle response
Difficulty concentrating
Sleep disturbances, including trouble falling or staying asleep
You can see why living with PTSD from trauma can become so debilitating. And why you are not to blame.
Evidence-Based Care with a Christian Perspective
At Lapeer Christian Counseling, we believe mental and emotional health are deeply personal and often shaped by your values and beliefs.
Our counselors are clinically trained professionals who understand the importance of faith in many people’s lives. We are able to offer counseling that honors your Christian worldview and considers the role your faith plays in your experience.
If you prefer not to include religious context, that’s okay too. We’ll always meet you where you are and focus on what matters most to you.
Whether you're navigating life through the lens of faith or simply seeking support that respects your values, you don’t have to do it alone.
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Contact
Mailing Address:
778 S. Main Street, Suite 121
Lapeer, MI 48446
Phone: 810.660.8275
Fax: 810.660.8142
Locations
Main Office:
814 S. Main Street, Suite 3
Lapeer, MI
North Branch Office:
4070 Huron Street, Suite A
North Branch, MI
Imlay City Office:
131 N Almont Ave
Imlay City, MI
Flint Office
1289 S. Linden Road
Suite D
Flint, MI