Purpose Driven Services

Purpose Driven Care:
Therapy that honors your faith, beliefs, values, and lived experience.

Psychotherapy that honors your story. At MOSAIC Family Counseling Center, our licensed therapists provide evidence-based psychotherapy that integrates your beliefs, values, faith and lived experience to help you live your values, reduce symptoms, improve daily functioning, and build skills for long-term well-being.

Growth.

Clarity.

Support. Compassion.

What is Purpose Driven Psychotherapy?

At MOSAIC Family Counseling Center, we recognize that mental and emotional well-being are deeply connected to a person’s values, beliefs, culture, and sense of purpose. Our Purpose-Driven Services are designed to provide meaningful, individualized care that reflects and respects the spiritual, cultural, and moral frameworks most important to you.

Whether your healing journey is grounded in faith, cultural traditions, identity exploration, or a values-based worldview, our team is here to walk alongside you with empathy and respect. We offer therapists trained to integrate diverse belief systems—including, but not limited to, Christian-based counseling, culturally specific healing practices, and spiritually inclusive approaches—into evidence-informed therapy.

If Christian-based care is your focus, our Christian counselors are here to support you. We intentionally incorporate your faith, biblical principles, and Christian worldview into the therapeutic process. Whether you're grounded in your faith or seeking to make meaning of life events through a Christian lens, we offer a space that honors and strengthens your spiritual journey.

Each client is empowered to define what purpose means to them. We tailor your care to align with your lived experience, belief system, and goals—without imposing any particular ideology. Our commitment is to provide a safe, affirming space where your values shape the direction of your healing.

Integration of Your Values

We honor the diverse spiritual, cultural, and values-based frameworks that shape each client’s identity. Whether grounded in Christian principles and Bible-based therapy, rooted in cultural traditions, or guided by spiritual, purpose-driven, or other faith-based beliefs—we integrate what matters most to our clients. This inclusive approach isn’t just respectful; it’s clinically effective.

When therapy aligns with a person’s core values and worldview, it deepens trust, enhances authenticity, and increases motivation for lasting healing. Our therapists are here for you to explore your purpose driven values and needs.

Improved Engagement: When clients feel their core beliefs are seen and honored, they’re more likely to open up, stay engaged, and trust the therapeutic process. This sense of alignment creates safety—an essential ingredient in healing work.

Deeper Meaning-Making: Therapy is not only about symptom relief; it’s also about making sense of life’s challenges. For many, healing involves reconnecting with purpose, meaning, or spiritual identity. Integrating these elements can help reframe suffering, support resilience, and inspire change.

Cultural Relevance & Respect: Culturally and spiritually responsive care acknowledges the diverse ways individuals understand health, relationships, and healing. It avoids a one-size-fits-all approach and ensures therapy reflects each client’s worldview.

Stronger Outcomes: Research shows that value-congruent therapy—where clients’ personal beliefs and goals are central—can lead to better clinical outcomes, including reduced anxiety, improved emotional regulation, and increased life satisfaction.

Ethical Practice: As therapists, honoring a client’s belief system is a fundamental part of ethical and culturally competent care. It empowers clients to define their path and builds a therapeutic alliance based on mutual respect and collaboration.

At MOSAIC Family Counseling Center, our Purpose-Driven Services reflect a deep commitment to inclusive, personalized care—where your values are not an afterthought, but a guiding light in your healing journey.

A Purpose Driven Approach

Identity Development & Life Transitions
Helps clients explore who they are, what they value, and how to move through major life changes (adolescence, career shifts, loss, etc.) with clarity and purpose.

Anxiety, Stress, and Burnout
Aligning coping strategies with a client’s belief system can increase emotional resilience, especially when facing existential stress or moral tension.

Grief, Loss & Bereavement
Integrating spiritual or cultural frameworks can support meaning-making and healing after the loss of a loved one or a major life disruption.

Religious or Spiritual Trauma
Offers a safe, nonjudgmental space to explore faith-related wounds while helping clients reconstruct or reclaim a belief system that supports healing.

Depression & Hopelessness
Reconnection with one’s purpose or higher meaning can reduce feelings of emptiness, increase motivation, and promote hopefulness.

Family & Relationship Challenges
Incorporating cultural or spiritual values helps clarify boundaries, expectations, and healing strategies within relationships.

Moral Injury or Existential Questions
Particularly effective for individuals struggling with guilt, shame, or crises of meaning—such as caregivers, veterans, or survivors of trauma.

Cultural Identity & Belonging
Validates and integrates clients’ lived experiences of marginalization, cultural conflict, or identity-based trauma in ways that foster pride and empowerment.

Our approach

No two clients are the same. Your therapist will create a personalized plan that may draw from EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills, mindfulness-based approaches, and trauma-informed, culturally responsive care. We focus on practical tools you can use between sessions and a therapeutic relationship that respects your lived experience.

What we help with

Trauma and PTSD; complex trauma
Anxiety, panic, and worry
Depression and mood changes
Grief and life transitions
Relationship and identity concerns
Stress related to work, school, caregiving, or health conditions

What to expect

A compassionate, judgment-free space
Clear goals and regular check-ins on progress
Skills you can apply right away to reduce distress and improve functioning
Referrals and collaboration when additional supports are helpful

Our Purpose Driven Providers

Rebecca Hunt t-LMHC

Values Based Counseling

Michaela Gibson t-LMHC

Christian Based Counseling

Kristen Peterson LISW

Christian Based Counseling

Erin Carter LMHC

Spiritual Focused Counselor

Kenya Rocha LMHC

Spiritual Focused Counselor

Types of Psychotherapy & Their Use

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Identifies unhelpful thought and behavior patterns and replaces them with more accurate, workable strategies to improve mood and daily functioning.
Interpersonal Therapy (IPT): Builds skills for expressing emotions, navigating life transitions, and strengthening communication and relationships that impact mental health.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): A CBT-based approach that teaches emotion regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness, and interpersonal effectiveness; offered in individual sessions and, when appropriate, groups.
Psychodynamic Therapy: Explores how past experiences shape current patterns, increasing insight and freeing up new choices in the present.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR): An eight-phase, trauma-focused treatment that helps the brain process distressing memories and beliefs, often using bilateral stimulation (e.g., guided eye movements or tapping) to reduce symptoms and support healing.
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT): A goal-oriented, strengths-based approach that highlights exceptions and small, doable steps toward your preferred future.
Personalized, trauma-informed care: No two clients are alike. Your therapist will collaborate with you to select—and adjust—the right mix of approaches over time, ensuring therapy fits your needs, honors your identity, and supports lasting growth.
EMDR trauma-informed care: Our EMDR therapist will take you through the 3 stages and 8 phases of therapy to specifically address your concern, from trauma, anxiety, childhood trauma, single incident trauma and collaborate with you to select just where to start.

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EMDR Intensive Sessions

EMDR Intensive Sessions are the right fit for someone who may want to address specific issues in a shorter amount of time. Someone who is traveling in for services and who have specific issues they would like to address.

These sessions can be from 3 hours at a time or up to 6 hours per session. You will also have check-ins with your therapist to ensure you are on track to meet your goals.

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Adult or Adolescent Group

Our comprehensive DBT program that assists individuals who experience high emotional intensity in living a more balanced emotional life. This approach offers a skills-based environment where participants learn and practice core DBT modules: mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness.

Our Adolescent group offers the powerful addition of EMDR.