Tailored to your specific needs, counseling services can take any form and cover a broad range of topics. Such issues may include: PTSD, anxiety, depression, substance use and more. Many times, emergency responders, veterans and their family members do not know what it is they need. Counseling services can help find what is the best fit for you and design a plan that meets with your schedule, for as long of a period as you may need it. As a faith-based ministry, Responding to Grace’s counseling services will take an Evangelical Christian approach to counseling.
In person sessions are designed to meet face-to-face. Resources are available to help find the right counselor in your area to meet the unique needs of veterans and emergency responders.
Tele-Health is meeting with a counselor virtually through an online platform that allows you to meet with your therapist from the comfort of your home or office. Tele-Health also allows clients to meet with a counselor that they work with best from a variety of locations.
Life coaches help clients with future goals and aspirations. These goals can be personal or professional. Coaches will help look at the current situation and make an action plan for steps to move towards those goals that are realistic and attainable for the greatest success.
FAQs
Responding to Grace works with individuals in a variety of different states. If a situation arises where your state or location does not work with our members, we will help you find a service provider that works within our mission and will work with your specific needs.
Responding to Grace is an independent non-profit organization. We do not work for any department or organization. Therefore we do not release client information. The only exception is if a client is suicidal or homicidal. Mandatory reporting laws compels us to report in these circumstances.