Dr. Nate Brooks
Equipping Counselors with a Biblical Foundation
Experienced Counselors will teach your counseling courses
Training at every degree level
At Southeastern, we believe biblical counseling should address the whole person by applying biblical truth and wisdom while engaging with the best of clinical insights. That is why we train our counseling students to be biblically driven and clinically informed as missional counselors wherever God sends them.
Counseling Faculty
Dr. Tate Cockrell
Dr. Brad Hambrick
Dr. Kristin Kellen
Dr. Steven Wade
Dr. Sam Williams
What is Clinically Informed Biblical Counseling?
Our faculty’s approach to counseling is called Clinically Informed Biblical Counseling, also known as Redemptive Counseling. Read this article by our faculty to learn more about this approach and how it’s applied in the classroom and in practice!
I love seeing students pair their love for the Lord and their love for people as they learn to care for others during the hardest times in their lives.
Assoc. Professor of Biblical Counseling
Featured Scholarships for Counseling Students
Dorothy I. Middleton Scholarship
- Limited to students in a Graduate or Advanced Degree Counseling Program
- Students must be in at least second or third year of degree program, based on course credits.
Keesee Scholarship:
- Qualifying Southeastern students receive between $4,150 to $7,750 per year towards their tuition from the Charles B. Keesee Educational Fund.
- ***This scholarship does not cover the 5-year BA/MA CMFIC degree.
Mercy Scholarship:
- The Mercy Scholarship provides tuition funding for Southeastern students enrolled in the Master of Divinity in Pastoral Ministry with Biblical Counseling, where you can receive up to $6,000 a year!
