We are currently building a team of passionate, licensed counselors who are eager to integrate their clinical training with a biblically grounded approach to healing.
As a program of the Institute of Biblical Sexuality, Rooted Counseling is uniquely positioned to serve those seeking transformation through Christ-centered counseling that addresses the deeper relational, emotional, and spiritual dynamics that underlie sexual struggles. We believe that sexual brokenness is rarely just behavioral; it is deeply relational, often rooted in trauma, shame, unmet attachment needs, and distorted self-understanding. That’s why we are looking for clinicians who are not only skilled in their field, but also deeply aligned with our biblical convictions.
WHY JOIN ROOTED COUNSELING?
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Gospel-Centered Culture – Be part of a counseling center where your faith is central to the care you provide.
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Clinical Excellence – Grow in your professional skills through collaboration with experienced counselors, supervision, and ongoing training.
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Theological Integrity – Serve clients within a shared biblical worldview grounded in the Institute of Biblical Sexuality’s Statement of Faith and the Nashville Statement.
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Supportive Community – Engage in regular case consultation and community with our leadership team.
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Meaningful Impact – Walk alongside clients in some of the most tender and complex areas of their lives, offering biblically grounded care that brings real hope and lasting transformation.
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR
We’re seeking Licensed Professional Counselors, Associates, or graduate-level interns who:
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Have a strong personal walk with Christ and are actively involved in a local church.
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Affirm the Institute of Biblical Sexuality’s Statement of Faith and the Nashville Statement on Biblical Sexuality.
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Feel called to work with clients navigating relational and sexual brokenness.
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Have experience or interest in areas such as identity, trauma, addiction, unwanted same-sex attraction, gender dysphoria, marriage and family issues, or adolescent development.
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Desire to work in a flexible, telehealth-based practice with gospel-centered mentorship and support.