Counseling

With Joey Coffman, MDiv, BCCC

For individuals, couples and ministry leaders.

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Joey Coffman

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Counseling Sessions are 90-Minutes

At times we find ourselves uncertain, discouraged, or depleted. Other times, we just need someone to help us get from here to there, uncover blindspots, or hold us accountable to our values and choices. When we invite another to walk with us in our ambiguity, our pain, and the journey to more freedom, we create sacred space for transforming work to begin.

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Joey's insight, vast knowledge, and experience is great. His approach is professional but at the same time personal, making him someone people want to open up to and work with to pursue their personal healing and development. His dedicated, kind, and gentle approach gives his clients the opportunity to feel truly heard and seen.

Keith Bunger

Phoenix, AZ

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Common Counseling Conversations

Exploring family of origin issues
Unpacking conflict and communication patterns
Creating healthy boundaries and respecting personal limits
Deepening intimacy within marriage
Premarital Counseling
Unmasking signs of burnout and compassion fatigue
Creating sustainable self-care

Embracing life stages and paradoxes
Grieving losses
Addressing roots of depression and anxiety
Unlocking shame
Breaking enmeshments and other toxic relational habits
Wakening desire, dreams, and life purpose

What should I expect if I reach out to schedule a session?

First of all, we're glad you're reaching out. Once we receive your initial email, we will send you a response that includes answers to any of your questions, confirmation of the session rate, and a link to fill out an intake. (An intake provides basic personal information, appropriate background related to you seeking counseling or coaching, and an agreement page.) If after that you'd like to schedule a session, we will inform you of the soonest available appointment times.
What is the difference between counseling and coaching?

Great question! Both are effective ways of unlocking stuck places in your life and relationships. Counseling focuses on unresolved pain points of your past or current situation. It often involves deeper reflection, growing awareness, and grief work. It is healing driven. Coaching focuses on closing the gap between where you are and where you want to be as it relates to your future goals. It involves powerful questioning, high accountability, and is goal driven.
What is your approach to counseling?

Foremost, I want to make sure you feel seen, deeply heard and unhurried. My focus is entirely on you and what you bring to each session. I integrate Internal Family Systems, Family Systems, Cognitive-Behavioral, and Experiential modalities. Interweaving biiblical faith and truth is a hallmark to my practice, yet I respect and honor everyone's faith and spiritual journey. Lastly, I place high value in what happens in-between sessions. My clients understand the power of relevant assignments as part of their unlocking transformation.
Do you offer a sliding scale?

At this time, we do not. One of the key reasons is that we also run a non-profit that provides restorative soul-care to ministry leaders and their marriages through professional counseling and customized, private retreats. By you paying the full rate, it allows us to offer scholarships to missionaries, pastors, and non-profit leaders that often have very limited funds. You can learn more at http://www.1010ministries.org.
Do you take insurance?

No, I do not. I accept cash, check, Venmo, and every major credit card.
What are your credentials?

MDiv, Fuller Theological Seminary BA Westmont College BCCC Member, AACC (American Association Christian Counselors) Certified Experiential/Psychodrama (Onsite Academy)