About
Our Founder
Julie Weyandt (formerly
Julie Christopher)
Studied, trained and researched
regarding sexual addiction, homosexual orientation, spiritual
bondage, ADHD, anger management and child sexual abuse.
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Developed
and published 14-week Christian recovery group material for
adult survivors of sexual abuse.
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One-on-one
consultation and group work since 1984
•
Previous
administrator of Access Counseling, Toledo, Ohio.
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National
association of Christian Recovery - Regional Director and on
National Board
•
Licensed
with Evangelical Church Alliance
•
Stephen
Leader Certified
•
Pastoral
Ministries Director on pastoral staff, Assembly of God
• Trained as a Life Coach
through the Institute for Life Coach Training with Patrick Williams
• Member
of Christian Coaches Network
What do others say about Julie?
"Julie
was able to establish a rapport quickly. She developed
a positive rewards system that was effective,
then went to deeper issues. She also worked with
me and I have felt supported and involved as a
parent" |
L.B.
Client
and parent of 10 year old child, ADHD and bi-polar |
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"Julie
effectively counsels my 13 year old son regarding
issues of depression. She has been, and continues
to be, a tremendous help to him." |
N.B.
Oak
Harbor, Ohio |
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"Julie
is incredibly insightful and practical. She
has helped me work through emotional wounds
and gave me steps in managing my anxiety disorder.
As a result, I am pushing through situations
that I used to avoid!" |
N.M.
Bowling
Green, Ohio |
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"Julie
has worked within our congregation assisting
us in specific areas of counsel; children
and families dealing with ADHD, sexual abuse
and general emotional recovery. She truly
has a heart for the Lord and a desire to share
truth in the midst of her counsel." |
Randy
Carpenter
Pastor
Oak
Harbor United Brethren in Christ Church |
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"Julie
has enabled me to become compassionate regarding
my wife. Her insight, coupled with Godly counsel,
gave me the tools to break the cycle of anger
that was destroying our marriage. We now live
under God's grace, truly loving and respecting
each other." |
K.T.
Domestic
Violence |
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What do
others say about Julie? |