Christian Therapists in Wyoming

For individuals seeking a Christian therapist who approaches therapy within a Christian framework, working with a therapist who integrates faith-based principles with mental health support can offer a deeply affirming and holistic experience. With 1 Christian therapists in Wyoming, you can explore concerns such as stress, relationships, and purpose in alignment with your Christian values. Each Grow Therapy-verified Christian therapist listed below is accepting new clients and offers compassionate, faith-based support with availability in the coming weeks.

Availability updated: 6/29/2025

Maureen Kirchhoff

(she/her)

Maureen Kirchhoff, LCSW - Wyoming Therapist at Grow Therapy
$100/session
LCSW
40 years of experience
Virtual
I am bringing to you the best of my knowledge, skills, training, and experience of over 40+ years in direct care in the mental health field and my commitment to support you in your healing journey through a spiritual approach. My journey in integrating Christian spirituality in therapy has been a growing process since childhood, and I find that the deepest meaning, understanding, and peace clients find is when they can touch into their spirituality to make meaning of life's challenges, disappointments, wounds, but also celebrate and appreciate their achievements and resolutions of past challenges. I am here to support you in this process through the skillful use of counseling, various methods and theories of healing, and constant compassion for your challenges.
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