The Cathedral of Christ the King has announced the opening of its Clinical Pastoral Counseling Center to the public.
“God’s impact on client’s lives through our counseling has been profound. We have seen unprecedented opportunities to help believers and nonbelievers access the help they need,” said a church spokesperson in a press release.
The clinical pastoral counselor is Father Mike Wilton of Palmetto. A native of Colorado and a former rodeo cowboy, Wilton received a bachelor of arts degree in management from Phoenix University.
During his first career, he was a managing director leading global technical programs and supporting merger and acquisition events. Later in life, he graduated from Colorado Theological Seminary with a master of arts in clinical Christian counseling.
He is licensed with the National Christian Counselors Association as a clinical pastoral counselor, holds advanced certification in child and adolescent therapy, and is a certified temperament counselor.
In answering the question, “Why are we different?” Wilton replied, “We use the National Christian Counseling Association’s Arno Profile System assessments and a therapeutic model that focuses on a client’s temperament, using prayer, and scripture to assist with healing. This approach provides insight into how God made us, ‘…formed my inward parts; you knit me together in my mother’s womb’ (Psalm 139:13). We provide prayerful, practical, and scriptural advice on how to get back into alignment with His plan for your life so you can live life to the fullest. Our difference is that we focus on the counselee’s goals and walk with God to relieve the stressors in his or her life.”
The services offered by the counseling center include counseling for individuals, couples, youth and children; premarital and marriage counseling; trauma, loss, and PTSD…
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