Intensive Christian Counseling

Set apart a few focused days — not another year — to work through what's urgent.

Based in Thomasville, GA and available online, our counseling intensives give individuals and couples concentrated, uninterrupted time to address what weekly sessions haven't been able to resolve.

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10–12 weeks

of traditional therapy,

1–3 days

typical length, built around your goals

5 locations

plus virtual intensives from anywhere

The Shape of an Intensive

Four stages, one continuous climb.

Weekly therapy moves in short bursts with a week of ordinary life between each one. An intensive removes those gaps — the way a single, uninterrupted climb covers more ground than the same hours spread across a season of short walks.

01 · Arrival

Assessment & goal-setting

We start by understanding what's urgent, what you've already tried, and what

02 · The climb

Focused deep-work blocks

Extended, uninterrupted sessions — without a week of daily life diluting.

03 · The summit

Integration

We slow down to name what's shifted and practice carrying it into real conversations and decisions.

04 · Send-off

An after-care plan

You leave with a written plan for your return home — and, if useful, a referral for ongoing local support.

Why an Intensive

Built for what won't wait a week.

Accelerated progress

Concentrated hours move you further, faster, than the same total time spread across months of weekly sessions.

Deeper exploration

Extended time removes the need to re-open a topic each week, so we can go past the surface and stay there.

Focused attention

Your intensive is built entirely around your goals — no shared curriculum, no generic agenda.

Structured support

You don't leave and figure it out alone — every intensive ends with a concrete after-care plan.

Who Intensives Are For

For the issues that keep resurfacing between sessions.

If you're aiming for real progress in the shortest time possible — or weekly therapy hasn't been able to keep pace with what you're facing — an intensive may fit better than the standard once-a-week rhythm.