“For the Lord your God is living among you.
He is a mighty savior.
He will take delight in you with gladness.
With his love, he will calm all your fears.
He will rejoice over you with joyful songs.” Zephaniah 3:17 (NLT)
Carlos R. Calderon, MA LPC, BCPCC, EMDR therapist, CART, CGT is a bilingual (Spanish) Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor, Board Certified Professional Christian Counselor, Certified Anger Resolution Therapist, Certified Grief Therapist and Director of Christian Life Counseling.
He is a graduate of Houston Baptist University (Now Houston Christian University) with a Masters in Psychology.
He has worked extensively with children, teens, adults, families and marriages for 26 years including 22 years of private practice work.
His mission is to “Be an agent of Christ’s healing, through his experience, expertise, gifts and passion, to the hopeless, hurting and ‘the weakest of the weak’, so they may experience full restoration in Christ and share their blessings with others.”
He considers himself eclectic in his approach to therapy utilizing, through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, whichever paradigms and techniques will best meet the individual/family’s needs.
Carlos has extensive experience working with issues of crisis, depression, anxiety, grief and trauma, addictions, purpose and meaning of life, children and adolescent issues and marital/relationship challenges.
Carlos is affiliated with Find Christian Counselor and is a referral source for Focus on The Family and KSBJ Christian Radio Station.
Carlos has been happily married for 29 years and has 8 children. He has a heart for his family, adoption, and the ‘fatherless and hurting’. He enjoys spending time with The Lord, his lovely wife and kids, friends, vacationing, playing sports and spending time outdoors.
Carlos offers his services online or over the phone.
“I became a Christian Therapist because I love to see The Lord transform and heal lives, marriages and families. I love being in the trenches with fellow strugglers and allowing them the opportunity to be who they are, feel what they feel, explore what they must find, love what they love, and grieve what they must. . . WHY? Because God is found there!”
