Counseling Practice – Pathways Pastoral Counseling LLC
Pathways Pastoral Counseling LLC operates from St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church at 400 Dupre Drive, Spartanburg, South Carolina 29307. Dr. Trey Kuhne leads the practice, which describes its service model as “trained counseling that includes respect for your spiritual beliefs and values.” The site characterizes pastoral counseling as a distinct approach that holds space for clients’ spiritual frameworks as part of the therapeutic process.
Services are provided to individuals, couples, and families. The practice frames care as a “collaborative process” in which client and clinician work together to address difficulties in home, work, and school settings. The site describes the work as relevant to people navigating crises, emotional pain, and interpersonal conflicts across those environments. The pastoral counseling model as described integrates clients’ stated beliefs and values contextually without specifying any religious requirement.
Dr. Kuhne authors articles published through the practice’s blog, which is maintained as an ongoing resource on the site. A credentials page and a fees page are referenced within the site navigation as separate sections available for prospective clients seeking those details. The site also identifies the practice as operating from within a church building, which provides the physical address and setting for in-person appointments.
Pathways has been active since at least 2010, as indicated by the site’s copyright notice. The practice serves Spartanburg, South Carolina and the surrounding region. The church address provides an accessible, established physical location for the practice within the greater Spartanburg community. Prospective clients are invited to reach the practice by phone at 864.542.3019 or by email at [email protected]. The site positions Pathways as a resource for individuals and families seeking a counseling approach that acknowledges the relevance of spiritual life alongside emotional and relational concerns, distinguishing it from practices that operate from a strictly secular clinical model. Dr. Kuhne’s published writing through the blog extends the practice’s presence as an ongoing educational and reflective resource for the communities it serves.