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Insight counselors have great confidence that God is involved in every aspect of our lives.

We aim to have conversations that illuminate the comfort and call that the gospel of Christ extends to us.

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  • Online Christian Counseling

    Online Counseling

    Meet from the comfort of your own home, office, or another location that is convenient for you. Insight uses a HIPPA compliant platform that provides an easily accessible, confidential counseling opportunity available to you online from anywhere in the world. See our Online Counseling FAQ for ideas on making the most of your session.

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  • In person counseling Augusta GA Columbia SC

    In Person Counseling

    If you are currently seeking in-person biblical counseling services located near Augusta, Georgia, or Columbia, South Carolina, we invite you to reach out to discuss our current availability and how we can best serve your unique needs.

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  • Biblical Counseling Training and Teaching

    Teaching, Preaching, Equipping

    Insight provides preaching and teaching to groups on topics including anxiety, depression, marriage and relationships, as well as issues of current cultural impact.

    We also offer workplace training on conflict resolution, healthy workplace culture, and other topics.


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Meet our Counselors

  • Berry Hudson Biblical Couselor

    Berry Hudson

    Director and Counselor

    I am the director of Insight Ministries and am approaching 20 years of pastoral counseling experience. Prior to beginning a counseling and training ministry in Augusta, Georgia, in 2009, I served as Pastor of Community Life for Two Rivers Presbyterian in Charleston, South Carolina. I also served…

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  • Reggie Fuller Biblical Counselor

    Reggie Fuller

    Counselor

    I joined Insight Ministries as an Independent Counseling Associate in August 2023. Throughout my career as an Army First Sergeant and as a combat veteran, I have mentored young soldiers, many of whom came from unstable families. With a desire to help these families more effectively …

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  • Jacqueline Larraga Biblical Counselor

    Jacqueline Larraga

    Counselor

    I work with teen girls (14+) and women of all ages seeking healthier relationships, healing from abuse and dysfunctional patterns, and help moving forward when they feel stuck spiritually or emotionally. My aim as a counselor is to help the women I serve experience compassionate care …

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  • Brittany Burden Biblical Counselor

    Brittany Burden

    Counselor

    I joined Insight Ministries as an Independent Counseling Associate in June 2021. I received my Master of Arts in Biblical Counseling in 2012 from Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, PA. During my time there, I had the privilege of interning at the Christian Counseling…

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Counselors’ Blog

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From the Bookshelf, Intrusive Thoughts, Anxiety
From the Bookshelf, Intrusive Thoughts, Anxiety

From the Bookshelf: Esther Smith’s:

A Still and Quiet Mind

Esther Smith walks us through a process of how to avoid simply reacting to the thoughts we do not like (often for very good reasons!), showing us instead how to respond with a well-planned mindset that leads us to a quieter mind. 

We often think of examination as a process of searching our hearts for sin. But the goal of discerning our thoughts “is not to simply avoid the evil in this life; it is to learn what is good so that we might embrace and enjoy it.” Yes, one of our goals is to take sinful thoughts captive. But the larger goal of examination is for us to cultivate still and quiet minds filled with enjoyable thoughts that are pleasing to God. (Chapter 1, p. 27)

I find it particularly helpful to begin with listening to the unwanted thoughts to understand them and then pray through those thoughts specifically before God. The temptation to react quickly to an unwanted thought to make the pain it may bring go away leads us away from a deeper dependence on God and an ability to locate Him in the midst of our thoughts. Smith wisely encourages us not to fall into that trap.


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From the Bookshelf, Intrusive Thoughts, Anxiety