Christian Counselors in Fullerton, California By using this website to find a professional Christian counselor, you are indicating your understanding and acceptance of full personal responsibility for your own care. Interested persons should read the information provided on the respective websites and/or contact the individual listed for more information. To verify licensure status, visit the California Board of Psychology (for psychologists) or the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (for master's level therapists). Phone: (800) 705-6223 Email: OC Christian Counseling Website: www.OCChristianCounseling.com David Carder, MA Licensed MFT #MFC25382 2801 Brea Blvd. Fullerton, CA 92835 Phone: (714) 529-5544 Dave is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, and serves on the staff at First Evangelical Free Church in Fullerton. He is author of Torn Assunder, a book to help couples recover from extramarital affairs. His most recent book is Close Calls: What Adulterers Want You to Know About Protecting Your Marriage. Christine Lister, MA MFT Intern IMF #52808 1619 E. Chapman Fullerton, CA 92831 Phone: (714) 992-4240 x129 Email: Christine Lister Website: Christine Lister Christine is an MFT Intern, and her work is supervised by Robert Kraszewski, PhD, Licensed Psychologist #PSY14044. Christine Lister holds a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy from Azusa Pacific University. Her undergraduate degree in Human Development was earned at Hope International University. She also has an Associate's Degree in Journalism from Fullerton College. Clinical interests and specialties include teen issues, addiction recovery, grief and loss, and acculturation (helping first generation immigrants and their children adjust to life in America). Christine served two years on high school campuses in Orange County, CA as an on-site counselor. In addition, she did a 16-month rotation at a residential, county-contracted alcohol and drug treatment center conducting psycho-educational groups in Cognitive-Behavioral Theory. Christine's philosophy in therapy is focused first on improving primary relationships and then on historical issues that hinder personal development. She strives to build trust in the therapeutic relationship to facilitate growth for her clients. Therapy is an opportunity to experience insights and understanding of behavior to initiate change and heal from the past. Please click here to return to California page. If you are a Christian mental health professional, please click here to add your listing.