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Overcoming Bipolar Disorder Through Christian Inner Healing

May 24, 2024
1 min read

Bridgett Baker ★★★★★ VocalReferences Review

I can't speak highly enough of my experience working with Pastor Timothy. Before I met him, I had been on the bipolar train ride for almost 3 years. I was living in a perceived world of surreal highs and devastating lows. I was depressed and suicidal. It was a stroke of luck I came across Pastor Timothy, after was recommended to me by a colleague. Working with him has really been rewarding. He is incredibly patient, kind, motivating and always has my best interest at heart. His 1 on 1 Inner Healing counseling sessions weren’t what I thought they would be, Pastor Timothy truly does care about healing the brokenhearted. There is just no way for me to express how much I appreciate the tremendous value of my counseling/healing sessions with him. He is a rare gem and an expert in his field. I heartily recommend him!

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Services provided by Timothy Tomlinson Ministries are religious and ministerial in nature and are limited to Christian pastoral care, prayer, inner healing, biblical pastoral counseling, spiritual guidance, and spiritual deliverance.

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Pastor Timothy Tomlinson is a non-licensed Christian pastoral counselor. He does not represent himself as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), psychologist, physician, or other licensed mental-health or medical professional. Services provided do not constitute psychotherapy, mental-health diagnosis or treatment, medical treatment, or other licensed clinical services and are not intended to replace care from a qualified licensed professional when such care is needed.

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