Lily tree therapy and trainings
Faith and clinical excellence
without compromise on either
Lily Tree Therapy provides continuing education for mental health professionals who want to ethically integrate Christian faith and evidence-based clinical practice. We also offer professional development courses for Biblical Counselors, ministry leaders, and ministry members, equipping them with therapeutic concepts that support how they serve others' spiritual and emotional needs.
is Lily Tree Therapy for Me?
Do you ever find yourself wanting to provide holistic care, but getting stuck when it comes to a client’s faith? Do you struggle to find ways to approach it ethically without compromising the care you provide? Do you feel uncomfortable with the topic because you’re afraid of saying the wrong thing or don’t know if it’s really that important in the therapy room?
Do you find yourself in a role as a Biblical Counselor or in serving in ministry, constantly talking to and caring for people, but wanting to know how to ask questions or get to the root of spiritual issues, to find out if there are physical and mental health issues intertwined?
Lily Tree Therapy is devoted to bridging the gap between faith and therapy for therapists and those serving in ministry alike. Through continuing education training, professional trainings, and speaking engagements Lily Tree Therapy highlights areas in which faith and therapy complement one another to provide truly holistic care for hurting people.
Therapists- Stop feeling stuck about how to incorporate a client’s faith into therapy. Learn additional skills and strategies to incorporate faith in a practical way and at the level a client is desiring.
Biblical Counselors and Ministry Leaders- Learn what sociology, psychology, and human behavior research has studied to gain more insight into the struggles impacting the people you care for and lead. Gain strategies for helping people open up, explore the way the spiritual is impacted by physical and mental health, and grow in your ability to love and care for your ministry well.
Trainings and Continuing education events
Live Training Events
Join live virtual sessions to ask questions, engage with material, and earn synchronous Continuing Education credits toward licensure for Georgia Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists, and Licensed Professional Counselors.
Who We Serve
Mental Health Professionals
For social workers, counselors, therapists, marriage and family therapists, and other behavioral health professionals who want practical training in faith-informed and evidence-based care.Christian Clinicians
For clinicians who want to understand how Christian faith and spirituality can be explored ethically and incorporated into clinical practice when it is relevant and desired by the client.
Biblical Counselors & Ministry Leaders
For those serving in churches and ministry settings who want a stronger understanding of psychology, mental health, trauma, substance use, and human behavior.
In-Person
Training
Learning skills that work for you and your clients
Courses for therapists blend clinical rigor with a biopsychosocial-spiritual lens, so you leave with tools that hold up in the room, not just in theory. Therapy courses are provided with continuing education credit for social workers, licensed mental health counselors, licensed professional counselors, and marriage and family counselors in the state of Georgia. Credit may be honored by other states- please see your state’s licensure requirements.
For ministry leaders and members, courses translate therapeutic concepts into language and practices you can actually use in counseling conversations, small groups, pastoral care, and everyday discipleship. You'll learn signs to recognize when someone in your care has a spiritual struggle being impacted by trauma, mental health, or addiction. You’ll learn how those wounds can shape the way a person experiences God, and how to offer support that is both spiritually grounded and psychologically informed. Become better equipped to care for your ministry well in your calling and identify when and how to partner with outside mental health care.
Lily tree therapy and trainings
Online Training
Build your confidence in session
Ready to Grow?
Explore online trainings designed to equip you with practical, evidence-informed tools for supporting the whole person and navigating faith and clinical care with confidence.
Online trainings are currently offered live and allow for you to join virtually from wherever you are in the country.
Target Specific Issues
Whether you're navigating a specific clinical challenge or looking to bring more of a whole-person, faith-informed lens into your work, a focused course can help you build an approach that fits.
Individual Therapy
Explore Holistic Care
Lily Tree Therapy offers individual therapy for clients hoping to find evidence-based care that is accessible virtually through Telehealth. Special care is given to addressing your mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health as you desire.
Evidence-Based treatments are not like typical talk therapy, they are highly structured often utilizing manuals, handouts, and homework for clients to enhance effectiveness. Examples of evidence-based treatments provided are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Recovery Oriented Cognitive Therapy (CT-R), and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). The type of therapy you engage in is decided upon collaboratively after initial assessment of challenges and goals.
Lily Tree Therapy offers individual counseling for adults within the state of Georgia. Clients do not need to be of Christian faith always have the right to determine if their faith is incorporated into their care and on what level.
Individual therapy services are not available at this time. To join the waitlist please click below.*
Free Faith-Based Coping Skills Toolbox
Coping Skills
Do you have trouble figuring out how to incorporate clients’ faith into therapy? Several therapists who are Christians or serving people of faith recognize the importance of integration and want to do so, but struggle to know how. We know prayer can be powerful for coping, but what else? Here is a free Coping Skills Toolkit that identifies multiple forms of faith-based coping to integrate into evidence-based practices as your client desires.
