Asian Christian Counseling Center to Mark 5th Anniversary.ATLANTA -- Asian Christian Counseling Christian counseling is counseling done by a professional counselor who upholds the Christian value system, beliefs and philosophy. The unifying factor is the therapist, him or herself, who has integrated Christianity (Christ-centered and Bible-based), the research of psychology, & Educational Seminar Services (ACCESS), a non-profit counseling center that serves the Greater Atlanta Asian community, will host a celebration marking it's 5th Anniversary with a fundraising
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