It is a violation of both law and the professional code of ethics for a counselor to solicit endorsements from clients. What you read below is some of the unsolicited encouragement I have been humbled and blessed to receive; all Glory to God! Permission was granted to share these encouragements publicly; only editing to ensure confidentiality.
"My wife and I wanted to send you an email to let you know that we're doing well and we're expecting a bundle of joy a few months from now! I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that without your counseling, our marriage would most likely not be thriving like it is, and it's unlikely that we would be getting ready to bring our daughter into this world. We will be forever grateful that you allowed God to speak truth and love through you and into our lives when we desperately needed to hear it.
We are now leading a missional community group through our church as well, so there are quite a few people that are being indirectly affected through your work with us. God has certainly given you a great gift and we hope that He continues to bless and reward you and your family for your dedication and hard work.
This email is truly an inadequate expression of our appreciation, so let us know if there's anything you ever need us to do for you (like playing the star roles in your first television ad). ;-)"
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"Thank you so much, Lance.
You have meant a great deal to me and I so appreciate your wise and comforting words. Your demeanor and love of God show through in such a caring, unobtrusive way. With only 2 appointments, you have shown me many things and guided me to see what's important in life and how to treasure memories with my parents.
God definitely played a hand in bringing you into my life, and I'm so appreciative."
