Bringing Healing Relationships to Those Who Hurt
About Us
Who We Are:
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Wellspring Counseling Ministries is a faith-based, not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to nurturing the spiritual, emotional, relational, and physical well-being of those who are hurting. We exist to serve individuals, families, churches, and communities by connecting people to healing relationships rooted in faith, wisdom, and professional excellence.
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What We Do:
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Christian Counseling
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Through our network, the Wellspring Fellowship of Christian Counselors, we connect individuals and families with licensed and trained counselors who integrate biblical faith with sound clinical practice.
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Counselor Training & Mentorship
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We equip future counselors through assisting with locating supervised training experiences, internships, continuing education, and professional development, investing in excellence for generations to come.
Community Partnerships
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We partner with churches, non-profits, schools, and local organizations to expand access to counseling, education, and holistic support.
Wellspring Charitable Gardens
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Our CSA and garden ministry uses food cultivation, harvest, and delivery to local families, schools and restaurants as a tool for growth and learning. Gardening becomes a living classroom where outdoor activity, good nutrition, social-emotional health, faith, and community meet together.
Wellspring Thrive Curriculum
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​The California Department of Food and Agriculture has awarded us a grant to partner with local schools, staff, and students to nurture whole health wellness. We provide farm-fresh produce to local school kitchens for student health and farm-inspired wellness lessons for student growth.
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Our Heart:
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At Wellspring, healing is never one-dimensional. We believe care must address the whole person, honoring the integration of faith, mind, body, and relationships. Whether through counseling rooms, garden beds, classrooms, or community tables, our work flows from the belief that restoration is possible and hope can grow, even in difficult soil.