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Welcome to Hope Counseling Ministry!

The Glad Tidings Lay Counseling Ministry (GTCM) provides free counseling services to individuals and families, regardless of race or religion. Our services are open to church members, adherents, and the public.

GTCM seeks to share God’s love through people-helping ministries, integrating biblical principles with psychological insights (for non-Muslims only). We are committed to offering a safe, private, and confidential environment where individuals can share their struggles and receive appropriate guidance.

Our Counselors

GTCM is served by a dedicated team of lay counselors.

  • Lay counselors are not licensed professional counselors.

  • They are carefully selected individuals who are passionate about helping others.

  • All lay counselors undergo sufficient training to equip them with relevant counseling skills and techniques.

  • Counseling is conducted with strict confidentiality between the lay counselor and counselee.

Services Offered

1. Counseling Services

We provide counseling sessions online or in person, depending on suitability, for:

  • Children

  • Young people

  • Adults

  • Couples

  • Families

2. Psychoeducation & Support

  • Seminars and workshops to increase awareness of mental health issues

  • Support groups, when the need arises

3. Referrals

  • Referrals to appropriate external professionals or agencies when specialized or professional intervention is required

    How to Access Counseling Services

    Step 1: Submit a Request

    You may:

    Step 2: Case Assignment

    • The GTCM Ministry Administrator will assign your case to an appropriate lay counselor.

    Step 3: Appointment Confirmation

    • You will receive an appointment confirmation via email within two working days.

    Step 4: Appointment Cancellation

    • For cancellations, we kindly request at least 24 hours’ notice, so the time slot may be offered to others.


    Confidentiality Statement

    All counseling sessions are conducted with a strictly private and confidential approach, ensuring a safe and respectful environment for every counselee.

Location

Hope Counseling Center

Ground Floor, GTPJ Church Office Building

No. 6, Jalan 13/4
46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

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