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Cornerstone Christian Counseling
Professional Christian Counseling. Helping you heal, grow, and thrive so you can live a better life.
About Cornerstone Christian Counseling
Cornerstone started small back in 2009, and over the course of a decade has grown to bring about the reality of a God-given dream: To help bring about a world where people are healed, restored, redeemed and set free. Today, Cornerstone has 6 locations in the Denver area (Lakewood, Wheat Ridge, Westminster, Centennial, Castle Rock, and Colorado Springs), 1 location in St. Augustine, Florida, and multiple therapists online, offering professional Christian counseling to individuals, couples, families, teens, and children. Our team has grown to 50+ trained counselors who specialize in a number of areas, and a thriving admin team. We strive to combine a Christian worldview with clinical excellence. All of us are in the midst of a journey, and at times along the way we can feel stuck. But we don’t have to stay there! God’s desire for us is to live an abundant life (John 10:10) – to heal, learn and grow through these challenging seasons. We look forward to joining our clients along the way, for “victory is won through many advisors” (Ps 11:14)
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Cornerstone Christian Counseling highlights Mary Mikucki, MA-Level Intern, Wheat Ridge, CO, combining clinical counseling with an established background as a Nutrition Therapy Practitioner.
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Cornerstone Christian Counseling highlights Alexa Berstler, MA, LPCC, Colorado Springs, CO, combining therapy with nutrition coaching and pursuing certification as a Board-Certified Holistic Nutritionist.
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Presence & Recognition
Cornerstone Christian Counseling participated in the Aurora 1st Responders Picnic on August 15th, where co-founders Sean and Angie Taylor, first responder-trained counselors Devin Pierce and Richard Vigil, and vendors contributed cotton candy and conversation.
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