HEALING FOR THE WHOLE PERSON

Steve Taylor, LCMHC, LPC

Faith-centered telehealth counseling for individuals and couples facing addiction, trauma, anxiety, and depression. Licensed in North Carolina and Virginia

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Counseling approach

Healing involves the whole person: spirit, soul, and body. When you come to counseling, I want to understand more than your current stress, thoughts, and emotions. I also want to know the experiences, relationships, beliefs, and spiritual questions that may be shaping your struggle.
I've seen the limits of treating every struggle through psychology alone and leaving God out of the healing process. I've also seen the harm done when someone who is suffering is told their pain comes from weak faith or a lack of prayer. Neither approach tells the whole story. Some things need clinical care. Some need spiritual care. Many times it's both.

Clinically Sound

I use evidence-based approaches such as CBT, ACT, Motivational Interviewing and others to help you understand and change your thought patterns, process painful experiences, and build healthier ways to live. Good counseling rests on solid clinical practice, and I'm honest about where clinical tools run out.

Holistic

You are more than your thoughts, emotions, or behaviors. Your are more than a diagnosis. I look at the whole person: trauma, relationships, life experiences, beliefs, and spiritual struggles. Not every struggle is purely psychological, and not every struggle is purely spiritual. Therapy that ignores the body and the spirit and focuses only on the mind and emotions is incomplete.

Holy Spirit-Led

My faith in Jesus Christ is central to how I work. If you want it, we can pray and invite God into the places where you're hurting, never to rush past your pain or replace the work of counseling. If faith isn't where you are right now, that's okay. You set the pace. I don't have the answers but He does.

Who I work with

Adult individuals and couples facing addiction, trauma, anxiety, depression, spiritual oppression and other hard seasons of life.

About

I'm Steve Taylor, a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Virginia. Since 2013, I've walked alongside adults facing trauma, addiction, anxiety, depression, and other painful life experiences. My background includes addiction treatment, residential rehab, and private practice.
My own recovery began in 2009. That season, and others since then, have taught me what it feels like to struggle, search for answers, and long for something to change. I don't come to counseling as someone who has it all figured out. I come as someone with training and personal experience who believes there's real power and peace that is available when we humble ourselves and ask for help.
Clinically, I draw on CBT, ACT Motivational Interviewing, and other trauma-informed approaches. My relationship with Jesus Christ changed my life and shapes how I counsel. For those who want it, I'm glad to bring prayer into our work together.
Outside of counseling, I'm a husband and a father of three who loves worship, basketball, and being silly with my kids._{Steve Taylor LCMHC (North Carolina) LPC (Virginia)}

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