09/04/2026
There’s a huuuge lack of male counselors out there, and I think that's a massive issue.
Men make up only 20 to 30% of biblical/Christian counselors. That means women hold 70-80% of the Christian Counseling representation.
In broader therapy and counseling industry, male representation sits at only 20% to 25%.
When I was down and out, looking for another man who could relate to me, give me direction and help me isolate the issue and combat it, it was near impossible for me to find a true, sturdy, been-through-it, biblically sound male counselor. When I finally did, it didn't take me too many sessions to get my feet back under me and for him to pinpoint exactly what I was dealing with so we could get after it. He suggested I might have CPTSD, and it's because of him that the entire trajectory of my life has changed for the better.
Another issue with mainstream "therapy" or counseling is that a lot of it straight up ignores, or outright opposes, sound biblical truth.
Most guys (maybe all of us?) simply don't feel comfortable opening up in a private, high-vulnerability setting with a female counselor. Its not the place for a young or married man and it just adds another layer of awkwardness to an already tough situation and often just makes the situation worse.
Men DESPERATELY need a space where they can be men, straight-up, cut through the noise, and get practical, Scripture-grounded direction from another man who understands. No self-help nonsense. No formal niceties blah blah. Just vent, get support and guidance they need, and get back to work.
That’s exactly why, alongside Chaplain services, I am launching Grace Harbor Biblical Counseling.
I am building it to bridge the gap and solve the aforementioned issues by offering sound, biblically based general counseling, family guidance, and even chaplaincy support.
If you're navigating personal struggles, looking to strengthen your marriage/family, or just need a solid brother in Christ to hold you accountable and speak truth into your life, seeking counsel is often a wise thing to do.
There have been so, so many times where I just needed some direction from a male figure, and I had no where to go.
I went through it alone.
I don't want you to have to.
I'm offering both in-person and virtual sessions.
If you (or a man in your life) have been looking for real, Scripture-first encouragement and actionable guidance, just send me a message, I'd love to walk through it with you.