Question 1

Does Restoring Hope Ministries offer licensed mental health counseling in Green Bay, WI?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Restoring Hope Ministries has licensed clinical professionals on staff, including LPC, LCPC, and SAC-credentialed providers. Licensed mental health counseling and psychotherapy services are provided according to provider credentialing, scope of practice, and clinical appropriateness. Not all services at RHM are licensed clinical services — we also offer biblical counseling, pastoral care, and educational programs, which are ministry and educational services distinct from licensed psychotherapy. Contact us at (920) 246-5990 to discuss what type of care may be right for you.

Question 2

What is the difference between biblical counseling and licensed mental health therapy at RHM?

Accepted Answer

Biblical counseling at RHM is a Christ-centered ministry service that uses Scripture, prayer, and pastoral care to address personal, relational, and spiritual struggles. It is provided by trained biblical counselors and pastoral staff. Licensed mental health counseling is clinical psychotherapy or counseling provided by state-licensed professionals (LPC, LCPC, SAC) operating within their professional scope of practice and applicable regulations. Both types of care are available at RHM. The type of care most appropriate for your situation depends on your needs, provider availability, and clinical factors. We are happy to discuss options with you at (920) 246-5990.

Question 3

What is biblical counseling?

Accepted Answer

Biblical counseling is a Christ-centered ministry approach that uses Scripture as the primary guide for understanding and addressing human struggles. It integrates faith, prayer, and God's Word to bring hope and healing to individuals, couples, and families. Biblical counseling is a pastoral and ministry service — it is not licensed psychotherapy. For concerns that require clinical diagnosis, medication, or licensed psychological services, RHM may recommend or coordinate with licensed providers.

Question 4

Where is Restoring Hope Ministries located in Green Bay?

Accepted Answer

Restoring Hope Ministries is located at 529 S. Jefferson St., Suite 102, Green Bay, WI 54305 (beginning September 2026). We also offer online biblical counseling and select telehealth services for clients across Wisconsin, subject to provider licensure and applicable regulations. Call us at (920) 246-5990.

Question 5

Do you offer marriage counseling in Green Bay, WI?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Restoring Hope Ministries offers Scripture-based marriage counseling, couples counseling, and pre-marital counseling in Green Bay, WI. We serve couples across De Pere, Howard, Suamico, Ashwaubenon, Allouez, Bellevue, Oneida, Appleton, and all of Northeast Wisconsin. Call (920) 246-5990 to get started.

Question 6

Do you offer counseling for anxiety and depression in Green Bay?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer both biblical counseling and faith-informed licensed counseling designed to support individuals navigating anxiety, fear, depression, and discouragement in Green Bay, WI and Northeast Wisconsin. The type of service most appropriate depends on provider credentialing, clinical need, and your goals. For a mental health emergency, please call 988 or 911.

Question 7

Do you offer telehealth or online counseling?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Restoring Hope Ministries offers online biblical counseling via secure video for individuals across Wisconsin. Licensed telehealth services are subject to applicable state regulations and provider licensure. Contact us at (920) 246-5990 to discuss your options.

Question 8

How do I request counseling at Restoring Hope Ministries?

Accepted Answer

You can request counseling by filling out our online request form at restoringhopeministries.net/RequestCounseling, or completing the Client Intake Form at restoringhopeministries.net/ClientIntakeForm. You can also call us at (920) 246-5990 or email info@restoringhopeministries.net.

Question 9

Does Restoring Hope Ministries offer AODA assessment or addiction counseling in Green Bay?

Accepted Answer

Yes. RHM provides AODA (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse) assessment and Christ-centered addiction recovery support in Green Bay, WI. Our AODA assessment is designed for counseling and social service purposes and is provided according to provider credentialing and scope of practice. We also coordinate community referrals for higher levels of care when clinically indicated. Contact us at (920) 246-5990.

Question 10

Does Restoring Hope Ministries offer neurofeedback therapy in Green Bay, WI?

Accepted Answer

Yes. RHM offers neurofeedback (BrainPaint®) brain training services in Green Bay, WI, provided by trained professionals. Neurofeedback may be used as part of a broader care plan. It is not a standalone medical treatment and individual results vary. Neurofeedback scholarships are available. Call (920) 246-5990 for more information.

Question 11

Is Restoring Hope Ministries accepting new counseling clients?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We are currently accepting new clients in Green Bay and surrounding areas. To get started, complete our Client Intake Form at restoringhopeministries.net/ClientIntakeForm or call us at (920) 246-5990.

Question 12

Does Restoring Hope Ministries offer counseling education or training?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Restoring Hope School of Biblical Counseling (RHSBC) is an AAATI-accredited educational institution offering degree and certification programs in biblical counseling, theology, and pastoral care in Green Bay, WI. Educational programs are distinct from the clinical services offered by Restoring Hope Ministries.

Question 13

What is the difference between RHM and Restoring Hope School of Biblical Counseling (RHSBC)?

Accepted Answer

Restoring Hope Ministries (RHM) is the parent nonprofit ministry organization that provides counseling, pastoral care, and community services. Restoring Hope School of Biblical Counseling (RHSBC) is the educational division that offers degree and certification programs in biblical counseling and theology. Both operate under the same mission and leadership but serve distinct purposes — ministry/clinical care versus theological education.

Question 14

What cities near Green Bay does Restoring Hope Ministries serve?

Accepted Answer

Restoring Hope Ministries is based in Green Bay (Brown County) and primarily serves Green Bay, De Pere, Howard, Suamico, Ashwaubenon, Allouez, Bellevue, Oneida, Appleton (Outagamie County), Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Oshkosh, Neenah, Marinette, Shawano, Oconto, Peshtigo, Sturgeon Bay, Kaukauna, and communities across Northeast Wisconsin. Online biblical counseling and select telehealth services may be available for clients across Wisconsin subject to provider licensure and applicable regulations.

Question 15

Do you offer DBT, TF-CBT, or evidence-informed therapy approaches?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our licensed clinical staff are trained in evidence-informed therapeutic approaches including methods drawn from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Trauma Focused CBT (TF-CBT), Gottman Method for couples, and trauma-informed care frameworks. These approaches are used by licensed providers operating within their professional scope of practice.

Question 16

What makes Restoring Hope Ministries different from other counseling providers in Green Bay?

Accepted Answer

Restoring Hope Ministries uniquely offers both licensed clinical mental health counseling AND biblical and pastoral counseling under one roof, integrating professional clinical care with Christ-centered, Scripture-based ministry. We also offer neurofeedback (BrainPaint®) and Brainspotting-informed care — rarely available at other local providers. Our whole-person approach serves emotional, spiritual, and relational dimensions of healing. We serve individuals, couples, families, and churches and are actively accepting new clients with no referral required.

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