is a faculty member at CCEF and the director of counseling at CCEF Montana. He holds an MS in marital and family therapy from Fuller Theological Seminary. Aaron is a licensed clinical professional counselor and has counseled in community mental health, psychiatric hospital, and outpatient settings. He has a passion for building strong relationships with local churches and loves to come along side pastoral ministers through consultation, training, and counseling services. He lives in Big Sky Country and enjoys all of its outdoor activities with his wife, Kellie, and their three energetic sons.

is a faculty member at CCEF and the director of counseling. She holds an MDiv from Westminster Theological Seminary and has earned the advanced counseling certificate through CCEF. She has worked in various Christian ministries for many years, including women’s ministries at her church. She enjoys her large family, reading, music, and flowers—live and in watercolor.

is an ordained minister with the Christian and Missionary Alliance and Senior Pastor of The Chapel (Winfield, WV). Chris is a Certified Biblical Counselor (ACBC and IABC) and a trained group facilitator in domestic violence intervention and prevention. Chris holds a bachelor of arts in Bible from Cedarville College and a master of arts in biblical counseling from Faith Bible Seminary (Lafayette, IN).

is the Executive Director of the Biblical Counseling Coalition and Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator of Biblical Counseling at Boyce College. He was introduced to biblical counseling at The Master’s College in 1999 and graduated from there with a bachelor of arts in biblical studies in 2002. He holds several advanced degrees from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, including a master of divinity, Christian ministries (2007), a master of theology in Christian philosophy (2020), and a doctor of philosophy in biblical counseling (2020). Curtis is an Air Force veteran and former employee of the US Department of Veterans Affairs. His military background inspired his doctoral research on post-traumatic stress. He is the author of Redeem Your Marriage: Hope for Husbands Who Have Hurt through Pornography and I Have PTSD: Reorienting After Trauma.

is a licensed clinical psychologist in Ontario, Canada. He holds an M.Div. from Westminster Theological Seminary, and a Psy.D. (clinical psychology) from Widener University. After counseling at CCEF for 6 years, Eamon now works in several rural communities in Northern Ontario where he both counsels and evaluates children and adolescents for learning disabilities and developmental delays. Other contexts he has counseled include a psychiatric hospital, university campus counseling center, and assessment of diaconal candidates. Eamon has taught biblical counseling courses at Heritage Seminary in Ontario, and Fondation due Counseling Biblique in Quebec. Eamon is married with three children.

is the Director of Equipping for Ministry to Women for Harvest USA. She joined Harvest USA in 2007 and has authored several Harvest USA mini-books, a women’s curriculum, a devotional, and, most recently,Jesus and Your Unwanted Journey: Wives Finding Comfort After Sexual Betrayal. Her focus is on producing new content and developing training for churches. Ellen received her master’s degree from Covenant Theological Seminary and a graduate certificate in biblical counseling from the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation (CCEF).

graduated from Westminster Theological Seminary with a M.A.R. in Biblical Studies and a M.A. in Counseling. She holds a B.A. degree in Political Science and Chinese, with a minor in Psychology. Esther has been involved with campus ministry and youth group ministry in the past, and has also completed counseling internships with Philadelphia Renewal Network (PRN) and CCEF. In addition to serving as a counselor, Esther also works as the executive assistant, faculty administrator, and online content developer at CCEF.

holds a doctor of educational ministry and is a licensed professional counselor and board-approved counselor supervisor in the state of Texas. He leads Soul Care Associates, a counseling and consulting practice in Flower Mound, Texas. He sees couples, families, and individual adolescents and adults. His practice areas include marriage and family, adolescent issues, domestic abuse, addiction, and trauma. As a consultant, Dr. Wilson works with leaders of churches and other organizations on adopting best practices and standards for care. He is the coauthor, with Jeremy Pierre, ofWhen Home Hurts: A Guide for Responding Wisely to Domestic Abuse in Your Church.

\is the Director of Operations and a counselor at CCEF, where she has served since 2021. She is also an online instructor for the School of Biblical Counseling. She has a master of arts in counseling from Westminster Theological Seminary. Jill has counseled for over twelve years in the local church as well as over four years in a biblical counseling center. She enjoys being with friends, reading, cooking, and anywhere with a tide.

is the Director of Resources for Reformed Youth Ministries (www.rym.org) and serves as the host for RYM's podcast, The Local Youth Worker. He holds a master of divinity and a doctor of ministry. He has published several books:Your Days Are Numbered(2016), What Would Judas Do?(2017), Time Out!(2018),Insecure(2019),The Gospel-Centered Life in Mark for Students (2019), Not If, But When (2019) and Social Media Pressure(2023). He also serves as the series editor for the Track series, which is a collection of booklets used to disciple students. He has served in youth ministry for over 20 years.

is the founder and Executive Director of Fieldstone Counseling. Jonathan graduated from The Master’s University with degrees in biblical counseling and history and earned his master’s from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He is the author and contributor to a number of books includingThe Company We Keep,Counsel for Couples, Rescue Skills, and Rescue Plan. Jonathan serves on the Board of Directors for CCEF and the Council Board for the Biblical Counseling Coalition (BCC). Additionally, Jonathan is an instructor at Westminster Theological Seminary in the Master of Arts in Counseling program, and he speaks frequently at conferences and retreats.

is the founder and Executive Director of Called to Peace Ministries.  She is author of Called to Peace: A Survivor’s Guide to Finding Peace & Healing After Domestic Abuse and the Called to Peace Companion Workbook. Joy holds a master of arts in biblical counseling from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and has been active in counseling ministry since 2005. She has been an advocate for victims of abuse since 1997 and is a certified advocate with the NC Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Joy is a contributor to DivorceCare’s recovery support group curriculum, the Institute for Biblical Counseling and Discipleship’s Counseling Care for Domestic Abuse videos, and Caring for Families Caught in Domestic Abuse (Chris Moles, ed.).

works as a biblical counselor in Portland, OR. She counsels full time and leads a counseling internship for students completing their training in biblical counseling. In addition to counseling, she is a speaker and an author, contributing to the Journal of Biblical Counseling as well as writing on her own blog.Prior to moving to Portland, she completed a master's degree in theological studies from Westminster Seminary California and her counseling training and internship with CCEF. For over ten years, she has continued her work with CCEF from a distance working for the School of Biblical Counseling in a variety of capacities as well as serving as a distance counselor for a season.

is a faculty member and counselor at CCEF, where she has served since 2010. She holds a master of arts in counseling from Westminster Theological Seminary and a certificate in advanced professional counseling from Missio Seminary. Lauren also serves as the developmental editor for theJournal of Biblical Counseling. Through her work with theJournal, she brings experience and skill for developing authors and their writing. She also has a particular interest in biblical counseling methodology and in marriage counseling. Lauren has published multiple books, includingA Painful Past(P&R Publishing, 2020) andA Biblical Counseling Process(New Growth Press, 2021).

(MAR, MAC) is Executive Director of Blue Ridge Christian Counseling, Inc. in Roanoke, VA. Previously he served as the director of congregational care at his church and as a licensed professional counselor at CCEF. Michael teaches at the Blue Ridge Institute for Theological Education (BRITE) and online at Westminster Seminary, where he graduated with Masters degrees in Counseling and Biblical Studies. He is the author of After an Affair: Pursuing Restoration and several articles. He and his wife Kelly live in Roanoke, VA with their two sons.

is a faculty member at CCEF and the counseling coordinator. He holds a PsyD from Immaculata University and an MDiv from Westminster Theological Seminary. His dissertation work explored the relationship between a reformed Christian narrative and the experience of schizophrenia. He has experience as a hospital chaplain, crisis worker, and university counselor. Todd is married with three children. He considers himself a coffee connoisseur and fills his off days with reading Winnie the Pooh and making Lego creations.