Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

No. New Dawn Christian Wellness Services does not provide clinical therapy, counseling, diagnoses, or medical treatment. Services are educational, wellness-focused, and supportive in nature. Individuals are encouraged to seek licensed medical or mental health care when appropriate.

Individual life appointments are for anyone seeking guidance, coping strategies, clarity, or support through life’s challenges. Clients may be navigating stress, life transitions, emotional concerns, or the day-to-day realities of maintaining well-being.

Topics vary and may include:

• Stress management and emotional resilience

• Healthy boundaries and communication

• Purposeful living and goal-setting

• Coping strategies for daily life

• Faith-informed life skills

• Navigating change and uncertainty

Workshops and webinars include practical tools and often provide downloadable resources.

Payments may be completed through approved platforms such as Venmo. Curriculum access is requested through a short purchase form, and digital materials are delivered electronically.

No. Services are welcoming to individuals from all backgrounds and belief systems. While Christian values inform the foundation of New Dawn, participation does not require adherence to any specific faith, and content is presented in a respectful, non-judgmental manner.

Yes. Individual services are conducted confidentially, consistent with applicable laws and ethical standards. The only exceptions to confidentiality are situations required by law, such as concerns related to safety or harm to self or others.

Yes. Workshops, webinars, and professional development sessions include supporting resources such as PDFs, reflection guides, or printed materials/booklets, depending on the format and setting.

Yes. Workshops, webinars, and professional development offerings can be tailored to meet the needs of churches, schools, or businesses.