Counselors for the LVCC Family
We seek to provide biblical, professional counseling for members and regular attenders of the LVCC family. Our counselors have experience in a wide variety of areas, such as marriage, parenting, anxiety, conflict resolution, and addiction recovery.
Appointments and Fees
To schedule an appointment simply click the image of the counselor of your choice and they will personally respond to set up an appointment. Since this is a service to the LVCC family, fees are not charged. If long-term care is needed, please refer to the Outside Counselors list below.
Our Counseling Team
Brenda Hudson
BA in Psychology, MS in Marriage, Family & Child Counseling; Licensed Marriage, Family, Child Therapist, Retired
Joseph Valerie
LVCC Elder
Outside Counselors
We've identified some of the finest Christian counselors in our area. Please download our list for a specific counselor, their policies, availability and rates.
Counseling Disclaimer
The counseling and pastoral care provided by Loma Vista Community Church are intended to offer biblical encouragement, spiritual guidance, prayer, and practical support. Our pastoral counselors and ministry leaders seek to care for individuals in accordance with the teachings of Scripture and the mission of our church.
Church counseling is not a substitute for professional mental-health, medical, or clinical services. Our counselors do not diagnose or treat mental-health conditions unless they are separately licensed and acting within the scope of their professional credentials.
When a situation involves needs beyond the scope of our pastoral care, we may recommend or refer individuals to qualified licensed counselors, psychologists, physicians, or other appropriate professionals. We encourage anyone experiencing significant emotional, psychological, medical, or relational difficulties to seek appropriate professional care.
Information shared during counseling will be treated with appropriate discretion. However, confidentiality may have limits when disclosure is required by law or when there is a serious concern regarding the safety of the individual or others, including situations involving suspected abuse or neglect.
If you are experiencing an emergency, are in immediate danger, or are considering harming yourself or someone else, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. You may also call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
By participating in church counseling, you acknowledge that this ministry provides pastoral and spiritual care and is not intended to replace professional medical or mental-health treatment.