Spiritual Counseling for Meaning and Inner Balance

Why Spiritual Counseling?

Some therapists tiptoe around your faith. Others treat it like the problem. Here, your beliefs are welcomed — not ignored, questioned, or sidelined.

Spiritual counseling with Lorna integrates evidence-based care with a respect for each client’s unique values and beliefs. Whether you’re seeking support in making sense of challenges, exploring meaning and purpose, or finding strength through your spiritual perspective — this is a space where reflection and healing go hand in hand.

What makes spiritual counseling different?

An Integrated Model of Christian Counseling.
Spiritual counseling at A.J.B. Counseling & Psychotherapy integrates the rigor of evidence-based methods with respect for faith. Interventions are grounded in approaches such as CBT, ACT, and trauma-informed care, ensuring that spiritual values are incorporated without compromising clinical precision.

Faith is respected, never imposed.
Scripture and prayer are available but always optional. The choice rests entirely with the client, allowing each session to reflect the balance you find most meaningful.

You set the tone.
Whether you prefer a faith-centered approach, a more traditional therapeutic structure, or a blend of the two, the framework is tailored to your comfort and goals.

Meet Lorna Akabogu

Christian Therapist | Compassionate Listener | Fellow Believer

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Lorna combines Christian values with evidence-based care, offering a safe and compassionate space to work through life’s emotional and spiritual challenges.

With training in both traditional and faith-integrated therapy, she tailors each session to your needs — whether you are seeking prayerful support, practical strategies, or a deliberate integration of the two.

Her clinical expertise spans a wide range of populations and contexts, giving her refined insight into the ways theology, culture, and psychology converge. This depth allows her to deliver care that is both scientifically rigorous and spiritually informed, a level of integration that few practitioners achieve.

Her academic background includes advanced graduate study in mental health counseling, with a focus on evidence-based therapeutic approaches, providing the scholarly foundation that supports her clinical expertise.

“Therefore encourage one another and build each other up.”

– 1 Thessalonians 5:11

Not Sure Where to Begin?

These are just a few of the struggles Lorna can help with — emotionally, spiritually, and practically. Whether you're dealing with panic, grief, or something harder to name, you're not alone.