Restoring Hope

Rebuilding Resilience

Welcome to Sunrise

Poor mental health and chronic stress are among the top health challenges facing Southern Oregon.

Anxiety, trauma, and addiction continue to impact individuals and families in our community.

We believe healing shouldn’t be a luxury. Healing belongs to everyone. With whole-person counseling and the restoring presence of Jesus, lives change - one heart, one home, one family at a time.

“For I will restore health to you, and your wounds I will heal, declares the Lord.”

- Jeremiah 30:17

Our Counseling Approach

At Sunrise, we offer faith-based, solution-focused, trauma-informed counseling that cares for the whole person: mind, body, and spirit.

Whether you’re facing anxiety, relationship challenges, or wounds from your past, we walk with you toward resilience, restoration, and renewed hope.

With strategies grounded in neuroscience & timeless biblical truth, we will guide you in renewing thought patterns, restoring emotional balance, and

rebuilding your sense of purpose and significance.

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COMING SOON TO SUNRISE:

August 2026 Resiliency Group
Discover how cultivate spiritual strength, emotional well-being, and a renewed mind.

Book Study:The Garden Within by Christian trauma therapist and mental health expert Dr. Anita Phillips
Schedule:8-week group, meeting every other Wednesday at 6 PM at the Sunrise office.

Sometimes the most powerful support comes simply from being with others who understand. This group will provide a safe space to learn together, engage in meaningful conversation, and practice life-changing skills for healing and growth.

Space is limited — only 10 spots are available for this group. Sign-ups coming soon

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Fall 2026

THE R4 METHOD

Regulate  ·  Renew  ·  Rebuild  ·  Rise

A 12-week journey to help you feel calm in your body, clear in your mind, grounded in your life, and confident in your purpose.

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Cue-Centered Therapy (CCT)

Sunrise will soon be offering Cue-Centered Therapy (CCT), an evidence-based, trauma-informed approach developed at Stanford University. This model helps individuals recognize stress triggers, understand their responses, and build skills for calm, resilience, and healing. We are excited to expand our services to better support the families we serve.


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