Category Archives: Legal Issues
This post addresses domestic abuse counseling from a biblical counseling perspective. Continue reading
The following post by Dr. Jeremy Lelek is the third article in a several-part series that addresses whether biblical counselors should consider state licensure. As a coalition, the BCC has invited several of our Council Board members to share their diverse perspective. Continue reading
The following post by Dr. Sam Williams is the second article in a several-part series that addresses whether biblical counselors should consider state licensure. As a coalition, the BCC has invited several of our Council Board members to share their diverse perspective. Continue reading
The following post by Dr. Jim Newheiser is the first article in a several-part series that addresses whether biblical counselors should consider state licensure. As a coalition, the BCC has invited several of our Council Board members to share their diverse perspective. Continue reading
You’re reading Part Six in a blog mini-series on The Law and Church Counseling by Dr. Bob Kellemen. Read Part One: Caring Carefully, Part Two: The Legal History and Climate, Part Three: Scope of Care, Part Four: Quality of Care, and Part Five: Building Safeguards … Continue reading
You’re reading Part Five in a blog mini-series on The Law and Church Counseling by Dr. Bob Kellemen. Read Part One: Caring Carefully, Part Two: The Legal History and Climate, Part Three: Scope of Care, and Part Four: Quality of Care. Dr. Kellemen has … Continue reading
You’re reading Part Four in a blog mini-series on The Law and Church Counseling by Dr. Bob Kellemen. Read Part One: Caring Carefully, Part Two: The Legal History and Climate, and Part Three: Scope of Care. Dr. Kellemen has summarized these posts (with permission … Continue reading
You’re reading Part Three in a blog mini-series on The Law and Church Counseling by Dr. Bob Kellemen. Read Part One: Caring Carefully and Part Two: The Legal History and Climate. Dr. Kellemen has summarized these posts (with permission from P & … Continue reading


