Abide Christian Counseling, LLC

William Verdon Will has a passion for helping people. He has experience counseling in churches, education, out-patient, and residential settings. Will holds a B.S. in education from Lebanon Valley College and has earned an MDiv and an MAR in Counseling from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. He is also a Certified Biblical Counselor and has received a Counseling certification from ACBC (Association of Certified Biblical Counselors). Will is blessed to be married to his wife Rebecca and is the busy father of 3 wonderful children (Ellie, Anna, & Liam). In his free time Will enjoys reading, spending time with his family, and drinking copious amounts of coffee. What makes Abide Christian Counseling so effective is the professional and Christ centered counseling that doesn't just deal with the external behaviors but address the heart issues of life. Stephanie Varano Stephanie has been providing counseling in formal and informal settings since 2007. She started working with juveniles in residential treatment which led to a passion for support families to prevent out of home placement. Stephanie received her Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy from Liberty University and is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Pennsylvania. Prior to starting Abide Christian Counseling with Will Verdon, Stephanie served as a clinical supervisor at a dual outpatient facility. Stephanie has provided licensure supervision for Outpatient Therapists and Family-based clinicians and enjoys providing trainings for professionals as well. Stephanie loves working with couples, families, and individuals. Stephanie has been married for 13 years and has two children. In her free time she enjoys hiking, kayaking, and exploring the great outdoors. “Abide Christian Counseling was born out of a sweet friendship and out of a strong desire to bring the truths of the bible to bare on the struggles, challenges, and joys of living life. It is our joy and privilege to walk alongside others as they grow and live out their faith.”