There is no biblical evidence that therapy is indeed against the law of Jesus Christ. There is enough evidence to support fellowship even if it is in the form of therapy. There are many different types of therapy such as coaching, Christian counseling, or family therapy just to name a few.

Focused care toward your spiritual health with goals surrounding the ability to love and be loved, forgivness, community service, personal fulfillment, compassion, caring for others, experiening and spreading joy, self-care, reflection and servitude. Spiritual guidance.

Some key aspects that define Christian counseling include: Focus on the whole person – mind, body, and spirit: Christian counselors address mental, emotional, behavioral, relational, and spiritual components of wellness. They consider how a client's faith impacts their mental health.

Christian counselors are trained to support marriage and family therapists with practical biblical counseling that extends to every aspect of their client's life, ensuring they come out of counseling with a renewed perspective and a positive outlook.