My life mission is to feed God’s sheep. During this season of life, my particular mission is to help Christians run the race well to live out their calling in Christ Jesus and finish their time on earth strong.
David Freeman Christian Counselor | Spiritual Guidance | Speaker
As one who has struggled with despondency, depression, burnout, loss, and metabolic disfunction, I understand the difficulties in navigating through life and serving others, while experiencing emotional pain and suffering.
I want to assist you in experiencing the life God designed for you personally, relationally, and vocationally.
My formal educational accomplishments are:
- B.A. in Psychology from California State University of Fullerton
- M.A. in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary
- M.A. in Counseling & Human Services from University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
Currently an Adjunct Instructor at Grand Canyon University - CCN-601: Biblical Foundations for Counselors: The Story of God ; CCN-655: Biblical Concepts-Healthy Relationships: Forgiveness & Healthy Spirituality
For more information on my work history, check me out on LinkedIn.
Professional Licensed Counselor (Colorado – License #0011611)
Clinical expertise in: Solution-Focused Brief Therapy; Cognitive Behavior Therapy; Positive Psychology; and Reality Therapy.
I have been married for over 38 years and am blessed with 4 children (all now married), and 7 grandchildren (hoping for at least 3 more). 24 years of my life was spent as a church planter and pastor. As a professional counselor for the last 14 years, I have worked with educators, first responders, pastors, medical professionals, behavioral health practitioners, soldiers (officers and enlisted), felons in the prison system, and many others from various walks of life. I am also an Adjunct Instructor at Grand Canyon University, teaching courses in the Graduate School of Counseling through the Graduate School of Theology. Outside of work, I enjoy investing in key relationships (I love playing with my grandkids) reading (recently enjoying Viktor E. Frankl, The Doctor and the Soul: From Psychotherapy to Logotherapy and Metropolitan Kallistos Ware, The Orthodox Way), hiking, and enjoying life with the wife of my youth.