PVT Counseling
Serving a local church is challenging. Yet where race, class, and cultural diversity are also part of the mix, the challenges grow exponentially.
Emotional and psychological health are among the most important resources you need for effective ministry in an increasingly diverse, painfully polarized, and cynical society.
PVT counseling will help you rightly understand, process, and thrive in the 21st-century church, in spite of racialized challenges.
PVT Counseling
Personal • Vocational • Trauma
PVT Counseling is provided by Dr. Rodney L. Cooper, Ph.D., and available for individuals dealing with any of the following or other related concerns:
Personal
- Overcoming feelings of insecurity or insignificance
- Navigating burnout
- Dealing with private sin
Vocational
- Working for or being fired by an insecure leader
- Resolving cross-cultural conflict
- Responding to injustice or unjust power-dynamics
Trauma
- Managing anger and/or frustration
- Healing from race-based stress or harm
- Avoiding revictimization
PVT Counseling is…
- Private and confidential
- Relational and short-term
- Focused on specific problem solving
PVT Counseling is not…
- Psychotherapy
- Professional in nature or long-term
- Focused on chronic problems
Dr. Rod Cooper, Ph.D., is an experienced clinical psychologist and respected theologian who served for 20 years as the Kenneth and Jean Hansen Professor of Discipleship and Leadership Development at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Charlotte, NC.
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