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For Kansas, it's twenty minutes past State Line.
One state line, one interchange. Most of the trip is a single interstate.
I-435 loops the south edge of the metro, and I-470 splits off it and runs east into Lee's Summit. We're at Exit 12, where Woods Chapel Road leaves the interstate. From State Line Road that's about 20 minutes, and from Leawood nearer 23. One interchange in the middle, and the rest of it is interstate.
Plenty of our clients already make that drive. The ones who went looking for a Christian counselor in Kansas first tend to say the crossing sounded like more than it turned out to be, and that the trip home is the part of the evening they end up thinking in.
Rarely anything that started that week. A marriage that has been running quiet for a year. Worry that used to come and go and now mostly stays. A teenager who went silent somewhere around the spring. People who ring us looking for a Christian therapist in Kansas are usually calling about who's on the roster rather than where the building is, and they're usually past wondering whether it counts as bad enough.
Your counselor reads the Bible as true and holds a clinical license, and neither of those gets set aside to make room for the other. That's what faith-based counseling in Kansas means at this practice, whichever of us you end up sitting with.
If it's biblical counseling in Kansas you want, with Scripture opened in the room, say so when you call and Naomi will match you accordingly. If you'd rather leave faith out of the hour, say that instead. Neither answer changes how you get treated once you're in the chair.
And if it doesn't, Jon Thompson and Jamie Cooke both hold Kansas licenses, so Christian therapy in Kansas can happen by secure video with either of them. Naomi will tell you which one has room.
