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KPCC is a non-profit counseling organization
first chartered in 1970.
Our Board of Directors is independent, broad based,
and represents a variety of constituencies within the community.
KPCC is a compassion-based
interfaith counseling organization with Christian roots.
Our staff includes spiritually centered lay counselors and clergy from a variety of
faith traditions.
KPCC
was incorporated in June of 1970
as with all evolving organizations,
our mission statement is a living document reflecting
our current dreams, intentions, values, and goals.
KPCC Mission Statement
We reach out to all persons
by providing professional counseling,
education, and consultation,
at an affordable cost,
in the context of a spiritual understanding of life.
Our Goal
To help people have better relationships with themselves and others.
To see how KPCC fulfilled its mission,
click here
To read
some of our recent client satisfaction testimonies,
click here
We reach out
by providing professional counseling at an
affordable cost,
for persons of all faith traditions and backgrounds,
combining quality psychotherapy
with the resources of one’s own faith journey and life experience.
by
providing training opportunities for clergy and other professionals,
integrating psychology, spirituality,
and the wisdom of the faith traditions.
by providing
consultation and interactive learning experiences
for congregations and communities,
promoting health, wholeness, spiritual development,
understanding, acceptance, and compassion.
Identity:
who we are
We are a staff of skilled professionals:
called to this ministry of healing and
transformation,
believing in the resourcefulness of the human spirit,
appreciating the complex mystery of God’s love, and
acting with respect, humility, and integrity.
We are an extension of the ministry of
local congregations
We
are a model of high quality and flexibility.
We are a place of safety and acceptance.
We are a place of empowerment.
We are a quiet presence.
Core Values
Sanctuary
Safety
Confidentiality
Trust
Hospitality
Compassion
Acceptance
Invitation
Community
Diversity
Commitment
Freedom
Health
Empowerment
Responsibility
Balance
Core Assumptions
That persons learn best by experience.
That human growth and development is a life
long process of learning.
That healing is a process.
That God/Love is part of the healing process.
That God’s love is a deep and complex
mystery,
beyond human understanding.
That most healing takes place within caring
relationships.
That
heart, body, mind, and spirit are all
connected.
The goal
of our work
To help persons become more compassionate
towards themselves
and towards others
How KPCC fulfills its Mission
§ KPCC provides
approximately 5000 services hours
to over 1000 individuals and families
every year.
§ One third of our clients last year had incomes below
$15,000.
§ Almost half of our clients
have no health insurance.
Thanks to the generosity of our contributors, we have been able to offer substantial fee
subsidies to deserving families and individuals.
§ 45% of our clients qualify for
larger subsidies, so that
their out of pocket cost is
$25 or less for each session.
§ In all, we were able to subsidize the fees of over 80% of our
clients.
KPCC continues to provide people from all sorts of faiths
and backgrounds with the opportunity to reflect on the direction of their lives in a safe,
confidential and affordable manner. We are able to provide our clients with this unique
counseling service thanks to your contributions and support.
Your generous contribution to
KPCC
help us continue to provide quality pastoral
counseling services
to people who might otherwise be passed by.
To make a Donation
for counseling,
click here
PUBLIC OPINION AND SPIRITUALITY (Time, 6/24/96 and Gallop
Polls)
* 79% of Americans think of faith as important to health.
* 76% of Americans think faith has helped them.
* 63% of Americans think doctors should talk to them about spirit;
only 10% say that doctors have done so.
* 82% believe in healing with prayer.
* 67% think doctors should pray with patients if asked.
* 96% of Americans believe in God, and 52% pray daily.
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more than
just a quiet presence
for over
35
years
and
an accredited samaritan
counseling center
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Last modified:
August 22, 2009
KPCC, 16 Leon Sullivan Way,
Charleston, WV 25301
304-346-9689
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