Christ-Centered Training for Christian Caregivers

Clarity, confidence, and a Christ-centered framework for clinicians and soul-care providers

DEEPLY CHRISTIAN

CLINICALLY RESPONSIBLE

PEER SUPPORTED

Challenges

Common Challenges Facing
Christian Caregivers

Conflicted?

Do you feel pulled between your clinical training and your desire to keep Christ at the center of your care?

Uncertain?

Are you unsure whether the clinical practices you use are as biblically grounded, as they are clinically informed?

Alone?

Do you feel isolated trying to bring your faith with you into your clinical practice?

No Christian caregiver should have to choose between clinical excellence and deeply Christian practice.

Our Approach

A clear path to
Christ-centered excellence

For Christian caregivers whose driving passion is to honor Christ, CPI offers a path that is:

Deeply Christian — rooted in Scripture and historic Christian soul care

Clinically Responsible — informed by sound psychological science

Christ-Centered — recognizing Christ’s real presence is essential to Christian healing

Thoroughly Collaborative — fueled by communal synergy and mutual support

Our unique training brings together Christian truth and love and the best clinical wisdom and contemporary research.

Earn a Credential

The flagship Christ-Centered Therapy (CCT) pathway for clinicians and counselors.

Enroll for Courses & Intensives

Experiential learning that enriches theological, spiritual, and clinical competence.

Browse our Resources

Articles, videos, and more that explore caregiving from a Christ-centered perspective.

A simple path to Christ-centered excellence

01. Subscribe for Insights

Start with free, weekly guidance that helps you think clearly about Christ-centered care.

02. Explore Your Pathway

Learn how the CCT credential, courses, and intensives fit your experience and calling.

03. Practice with Confidence

Apply a trusted, Christ-centered framework that brings clarity, competence, and peace of mind.

“My counseling felt theologically rich but clinically limited. CPI showed me how to offer Christ-centered care that’s also clinically responsible and it has transformed my ministry.”

— James R., Pastoral Counselor

The Christ-centered therapy (CCT) credential

The CCT Credential equips you with a coherent, biblically grounded, clinically informed model of soul care—one you can trust in real practice. Through the CCT pathway, you will:

– Develop a theologically rich, psychologically wise understanding of the whole person

– Learn clinically responsible methods shaped by sound research and Christian conviction

– Grow in spiritual discernment and the ability to recognize Christ’s presence in the care process

– Join a supportive community of peers pursuing faithful, Christ-centered practice

Training you can trust

CPI’s faculty brings together decades of experience in Christian psychology, spiritual formation, and clinical practice—uniting scholarly depth with real-world therapeutic wisdom.

You’re learning from leaders who have dedicated their lives to Christ-centered soul care.

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Published Scholars

In Christian psychology and theology.

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Seasoned Clinical Practitioners

With expertise in trauma, formation, and evidence-based practice.

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Experienced Educators

Who integrate for psychologist, pastoral counselors, social workers, psychiatric caregivers, and more.

What faithful, confident soul care can look like

When you train with CPI, you gain more than new skills—you gain clarity, confidence, and a coherent framework for practicing Christ-centered care.

So that, in your daily practice, you can approach each session with peace, focus, and the assurance that you’re caring for people in a way that honors both your faith and your profession.

Greater Clarity

In Christian psychology and theology.

Deepened Confidence

In Christian psychology and theology.

Support and Belonging

Within a community of like-minded professionals and ministers.

A renewed sense of purpose

As you work with Christ’s presence in the therapeutic process.