We are excited to offer

New Training and Networking Opportunities
for Mental Health Professionals, Pastors, and other Christian Caregivers

Our goal is to enrich and train people in psychology and therapy centered on Christ. Whether you’re a practitioner, academic, or ministry leader, please join us in re-envisioning these activities within a Christian worldview, with the help of Scripture, the Christian tradition(s), and the best psychological theory, evidence base, and therapeutic practices from around the world.

Upcoming

EVENTS & COURSES

October 10-11, 2025

Live Online Course
Human Nature and Christian Healing and Formation: A Framework for CCT

Time: Friday Afternoon 1-5pm and Saturday 8am-5pm EST

Course Cost: $300 (Early Bird, Student and Fellow Discounts available.)

This two-day course introduces a distinctly Christian framework for understanding the nature of persons, the roots of psychopathology, and the process of healing and formation. Drawing from Foundations for Soul Care, participants will explore the four dimensions of human beings, the integration of Christian inwardness and self-examination, and how therapy models differ from therapeutic modalities. This course lays essential groundwork for practicing Christ-Centered Therapy with theological depth and psychological clarity.

Fridays, October 24 - November 21, 2025, 9 AM to 6 PM (EST)

Winter 2025 CCT Intensive 2
Level 2 Certification in Christ-Centered Therapy
Increasing Competence in CCT: Story-Work and Redemptive Transformation

Location: Louisville, KY or Online

Intensive Cost: $1500 (Early Bird, Student and Fellow Discounts available.)

Building on the core CCT skills and practices presented in Level 1 training, this intensive focuses on story-work, based on a Christian’s union with Christ and his story. Therapist-participants will explore their own story, while practicing Redemptive Transformation, the 2nd Pillar of CCT, a stepwise process of working through negative emotions within the Relational Pyramid, for problems stemming from insecure attachment, chronic trauma, personal sin, spiritual struggles, and related transdiagnostic processes (e.g., rumination, emotion avoidance, & dispositional conflict) in the context of the Christian story.