Christian Counseling offers counseling to individuals who embrace a Christian worldview. Although many forms of counseling exist, it is important for a Christian to select a counselor who adheres to Biblical principles.

One statistic stated that over fifty percent of practicing psychologist and psychiatrist in the United States are agnostic or atheist; and only thirty of the remaining fifty percent attend church. Thus, most counseling is done by non-believers in the United States.

When counseling is done with an individual who holds to atheistic, agnostic, humanistic, secular, and a host of other ideologies, the counselee is exposed to beliefs, techniques and methods that are contrary to a Christian world view. See the attached website for elaboration on this topic. www.christiandiscernment.com

Before you subject yourself to taking psychiatric drugs to resolve your problems, Dr. Fewlass recommends you make an informed decision. She recommends that you read, Your Drugs May Be Your Problem, co-authored by Peter R. Breggin, M.D. and David Cohen, Ph.D. She also recommends that you view a documentary created by Citizens Commission on Human Rights, titled, A Documentary, Psychiatry an Industry of Death. The link below will direct you to the site. (Dr. Fewlass is not affiliated with, nor is she in agreement with the Scientology belief system; however she is in agreement with the thrust of this documentary.)

The use of psychiatric drugs to resolve problems does not necessarily empower people to cognitively resolve their problems, they often just numb the pain…thus nothing changes.

Citizens Commission on Human Rights

Lorraine is committed to keeping God in the counseling practice.