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The Reverend Dr. Sarah M. Rieth is an Episcopal priest and certified pastoral psychotherapist in private practice at St. Peter's. Her practice offers counseling for individuals, couples, and families who are struggling with depression, anxiety, grief, family and relationship conflicts, trauma and abuse, life transitions, illness, spirituality, sexuality, and more. In addition, Dr. Rieth provides spiritual direction, supervision of pastoral counseling and pastoral care, healing consultations for congregations, and retreats for psychological and spiritual integration. You can be assured of receiving:
How do I know if I need counseling?I have tried hard to put the past behind me, but I feel like it still affects my life. I know I need to talk to someone, but who can I trust?
What are the fees? The fee is $110.00 per hour. The Client Assistance Fund allows Dr. Rieth to adjust that fee depending on a client's financial circumstances. Donations to the Client Assistance Fund support this outreach. If you wish to make a donation, send a check or money order to Dr. Rieth's attention at St. Peter's Episcopal Church (115 W. Seventh St., Charlotte, NC 28202) with the words "Client Assistance Fund" written on the memo line. Your contribution to the Client Assistance Fund is tax deductible. How do I make an appointment? First, if you find yourself in a clinical or medical emergency and cannot safely wait for Dr. Rieth or someone else at St. Peter's to return your call, have someone take you to the nearest emergency room, or dial 911 to get the help that you need. Otherwise, call 704-332-7746, x105. Leave your name and phone number and your confidential call will be returned as soon as possible. Where is her office? Her office is located at St. Peter's Episcopal Church (in uptown Charlotte) 115 West Seventh Street (at Tryon Street) Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 704-332-7746, x105 What does her logo symbolize? Green is a color that signifies growth and healing. The circle is a symbol of wholeness. The two lines inside the green circle indicate accompanying a person on a journey to wholeness. What is the American Association of Pastoral Counselors?
Through the work of its members the American Association of Pastoral Counselors strives to provide and promote theologically informed, spiritually sensitive, ethically sound, and clinically competent counseling and consultation; and to advocate for the well-being of persons and communities. |
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Dr. Rieth is certified as a North Carolina Fee-Based Practicing Pastoral Counselor and as a Diplomate in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors and has been offering resources for healing for more than twenty years. Dr. Rieth is a member of the faculty of the Charlotte Institute for Pastoral Therapy and serves as the clinical consultant to the pastoral response team of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina.