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The Potter’s Hand believes by gaining an understanding of the person you were created
to be enables you to walk in confidence and accomplish the plans and purposes God
has for your life.
The Potter's Hand CCS offers both Adult Christian Counseling and Adolescent Christian Counseling with specific objectives tailored to each area.
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- Depression
- Anxiety
- Stress
- Anger Management
- Abuse-physical, emotional, self-deprivation
- Self-Image
- Mood Disorders
- Parenting
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- Blended Family Issues
- Divorce
- Grief/Loss
- Addictions
- Spiritual Issues
- Temperament Counseling
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Listed below are some of the objectives we hope to achieve with you....
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- To bring healing and restoration to areas of one’s life that have been damaged by past experiences
- To gain a greater understanding of one’s self
- To acquire the tools needed to overcome obstacles
- To help with effective communication skills
- To help develop conflict resolution skills
- To help facilitate growth and change
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- To gain an understanding of the family system in which overall patterns and issues affect each member of the family.
- To gain an understanding of each individual and how to positively meet their needs.
- Help in restoring the relationships within the family
- Addictions
- To help with communication skills
- To help develop conflict resolution skills
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- To help develop conflict resolution skills
- To gain an understanding of each other and develop positive ways in relating to each other
- To help facilitate growth within each as an individual and also as a couple
- To help find positive methods of meeting the needs of individuality and as a couple
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- To help set goals for future success
- To discover and work with an individual's strengths
- To work through and strengthen weaker areas within an individual
- Help with the implementation of tools for greater success
- Provide accountability in obtaining the goals that have been set
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- Social skills/peer relations
- Conduct disorders
- Peer pressure
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Stress
- Anger
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- Self-Image
- Character building
- Abuse-physical, emotional, self deprivation
- Family issues
- Blended family issues
- Temperament Counseling
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Listed below are some of the objectives we hope to achieve with you....
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- To gain an understanding of one’s self
- To recognize strengths
- To incorporate positive methods of meeting one’s needs
- Acquire the tools to overcome obstacles, cope with peer pressure and manage effectively the stress and anxiety that occurs during the adolescent years
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