Faith Based Counseling Services

Social And Human Services

Greenville, NC

Faith Based Counseling Services offers faith-integrated counseling led by a clinician with over 25 years’ experience and LCSW/MFT credentials.

  • Clients seeking counseling that incorporates faith and connection with God
  • Families, couples, children, or individuals needing counseling
  • People addressing anxiety, depression, bereavement, trauma, or caregiver stress

Consultation inquiries receive a response within 48–72 hours.

Sean C. Pumphrey, Msw, Lcsw

Social And Human Services

Greenville, NC

ECU Health North Hospital is associated with ECU Health services featuring National Pancreas Foundation-designated pancreatic cancer care and AACVPR-recognized pulmonary rehabilitation.

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  • cardiovascular pulmonary rehabilitation
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FAQ

What types of counseling are available in Pitt County?

Faith Based Counseling Services lists individual, family, couples, premarital, and children’s counseling, along with trauma and caregiver-stress support.

Does Faith Based Counseling Services incorporate religion into therapy?

Yes. Its counseling incorporates a client’s connection with God without presenting therapy as preaching.

How quickly does Faith Based Counseling Services respond to consultation inquiries?

The practice states that consultation inquiries receive a response within 48–72 hours.

What credentials should I look for when choosing a counseling or social-service provider?

Relevant credentials listed for these candidates include Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Marriage and Family Therapist, and trained doula. Specialty certifications may also matter, such as AACVPR recognition for cardiovascular-pulmonary rehabilitation.

Are these services intended for emergencies or crisis situations?

The consulting division of Faith Based Counseling Services is specifically not intended for emergency or crisis services. People facing an immediate mental-health emergency should contact 911 or 988 rather than wait for a consultation response.