Covenant Counseling & Family Resource Center (CCFRC) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote healing and wholeness in the community by extending the outreach and ministry of the Church through pastoral counseling, psychotherapy, education and consultation.
Covenant Counseling & Family Resource Center will be a vital and creative center whose services will enable individuals, couples, families, pastors, organizations and congregations to experience healing and wholeness in their individual and family living, relationships and their organization function.Contact us to tell us what we're doing right or where we can improve on our services as we focus on the needs of the surrounding community.
Covenant Counseling & Family Resource Center will be a vital and creative center whose services will enable individuals, couples, families, pastors, organizations and congregations to experience healing and wholeness in their individual and family living, relationships and their organization function.Contact us to tell us what we're doing right or where we can improve on our services as we focus on the needs of the surrounding community.
Services
Dr. Kerry P. Duncan, D.Min., is the Executive Director of Covenant Counseling & Family Resource Center.
Kerry attended the University of Wisconsin and earned his B.A. degree at the University of Georgia.
He did graduate training at Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, Georgia, where he earned M.Div., Th.
Margie Peden, MA, LPC, CLC, is a licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Life Coach.
She received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Kennesaw State University and a Masters in Professional Counseling from Liberty University.
Kerry attended the University of Wisconsin and earned his B.A. degree at the University of Georgia.
He did graduate training at Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, Georgia, where he earned M.Div., Th.
Margie Peden, MA, LPC, CLC, is a licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Life Coach.
She received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Kennesaw State University and a Masters in Professional Counseling from Liberty University.
The following is a sample list of workshops Covenant Counseling & Family Resource Center provides.
Understanding Adolescents - Looks at what is going on with teenagers and discusses ways for parents to deal with the powerful changes they work on the family.
Parenting Adult Children - Explores the phenomenon of children returning to the parental home as adults and discusses the roles, rules, and responsibilities for family members in this increasingly common situation.
Understanding Families - Helps family members understand the essential dynamics at work in the family system.
Understanding Adolescents - Looks at what is going on with teenagers and discusses ways for parents to deal with the powerful changes they work on the family.
Parenting Adult Children - Explores the phenomenon of children returning to the parental home as adults and discusses the roles, rules, and responsibilities for family members in this increasingly common situation.
Understanding Families - Helps family members understand the essential dynamics at work in the family system.
Q: Where are you located?
Is there more than one location?
A: Snellville, GA.
Directly east of Atlanta between Stone Mountain and Grayson in Gwinnett County off of Hwy 78.
Other locations based on therapist availability: Clairmont Road; Greensboro, GA.
Q: What types of issues would I see a counselor for?
A: Though you may want to check the SERVICES page for the general answer, here are a few scenarios that would fit: changing careers; transitioning kids into a new life after divorce; parents finding out their adult child was physically or sexually abused years ago; managing work stress, including social and political aspects; first occurrence of mental illness during 1st or 2nd year of college (manic episode, psychotic behavior, etc.); clergy struggling with an addiction; post partum depression or "empty nest" grief for mother and/or father.
Is there more than one location?
A: Snellville, GA.
Directly east of Atlanta between Stone Mountain and Grayson in Gwinnett County off of Hwy 78.
Other locations based on therapist availability: Clairmont Road; Greensboro, GA.
Q: What types of issues would I see a counselor for?
A: Though you may want to check the SERVICES page for the general answer, here are a few scenarios that would fit: changing careers; transitioning kids into a new life after divorce; parents finding out their adult child was physically or sexually abused years ago; managing work stress, including social and political aspects; first occurrence of mental illness during 1st or 2nd year of college (manic episode, psychotic behavior, etc.); clergy struggling with an addiction; post partum depression or "empty nest" grief for mother and/or father.
Fees are determined during the first therapy session or when other services (such as supervision, consultation, or community education) are scheduled.
The range of fees for counseling, depending on education, credentials, experience, and availability, are between $60 - $150 for a 45-50 minute session.
Scholarships are made available by The Samaritan Fund based on an adjusted fee structure.
In crisis situations or for immediate response (less than 24 hours) a higher, one time, fee may be charged.
The range of fees for counseling, depending on education, credentials, experience, and availability, are between $60 - $150 for a 45-50 minute session.
Scholarships are made available by The Samaritan Fund based on an adjusted fee structure.
In crisis situations or for immediate response (less than 24 hours) a higher, one time, fee may be charged.
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