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Center for Pastoral Counseling of Virginia |
Professional counseling for individuals, couples, adolescents and children.
Welcoming all traditions. (703) 903-9696 |
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Our spring benefit dinner, An Evening in Tuscany, is SOLD OUT!!! Many thanks to all of our friends and supporters for helping us hold yet another wonderful event in support of our low-income client assistance program.
Many thanks to everyone who made our annual ethics seminar for mental health professionals another great success!
Every year, CPC donates over a quarter million dollars in low-cost and free counseling to the community. Help us to work with everyone who comes to us for help regardless of their ability to pay by joining our Circle of Angels.
Read former staff member Gary Nelson's new book about teen depression, A Relentless Hope: Surviving Teen Depression.
We are seeking experienced counselors to join our community.
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Many of the CPC counselors are ordained in different faith traditions. Some specialize in faith-oriented work and others do more traditional psychotherapy. Whether ordained in a faith tradition or not, all counselors at CPC work from a holistic perspective, treating the whole person and believing in a larger circle of events and beliefs that influence a person. The Center for Pastoral Counseling has centers in fourteen locations throughout northern Virginia and Washington DC. Check here to find directions and maps to all of our centers, as well as information about our host congregations.
Our counselors are trained to work with you on a variety of issues including anxiety, children, cross-cultural or racial identity, depression, eating disorders, family, relationship and marital issues, phobias, sexual, physical, or emotional abuse, spiritual development, substance abuse, terminal or chronic illness, women's issues, work or professional issues... |
Learn about our clinical residency for graduates of masters and doctorate-level programs in counseling, pastoral counseling, marriage and family therapy, clinical social work and clinical psychology.
Hurricane Mitch and the
mudslides that followed killed thousands of people in Nicaragua,
wiping out entire villages and families. Kenneth and Kim Brown
have been serving affected impoverished communities for the past
several years and sharing their expertise in other global crises
such as the December 2004 tsunami. A three semester training program for lay pastoral
caregivers that includes both classroom and hospital setting education. |
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Each issue of our quarterly newsletter provides articles useful to congregations and individuals alike. Check here for current and archived articles. You may also sign up to have Sacred Space sent to your home or organization for free.
We produced a recording on the topic of shame; its nature, its consequences, and its healing. Find the full text, sample tracks, and selected bibliography here. The hour-long recording is available on both CD and audiocassette.
Read book reviews written by our counselors. Click on any of the linked titles to buy the books.
Look here for articles on a variety of topics that anyone raising a child may need to face.
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about cpc If you are unfamiliar with or curious about pastoral counseling, this might be a good place to start.
Important: Notice of Privacy Practices How medical information about you may be used and disclosed and how you can get access to this information.
The Center for Pastoral Counseling of Virginia was established in 1996. Learn more about who we are as an organization and what we do to support the northern Virginia community.
We are seeking full and part time experienced pastoral counselors to join our community. |
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