A member of the clergy who works with parishioners to help them understand the illness, solve problems, and manage situations that contribute to or trigger episodes of depression.
clergy with training in Clinical Pastoral Education, usually trained in social work, psychology or nursing; certification from American Association for Clinical Pastoral Education; certification optional in Maryland.
a clergy person who counsels people
a person with commitment to and education for religious and spiritual ministry who is functioning in an appropriate setting for ministry and accountable to recognized religious and spiritual communities
a theologically trained and spiritually integrated therapist
a trained and certified practitioner of two disciplines
Clergy with training in clinical pastoral education. Trained to diagnose and provide counseling.