If you’re longing for healing that integrates your faith and your story, Tammy Furrier offers a safe space to explore both. As a pastoral counselor and ordained chaplain, Tammy walks alongside individuals seeking to understand their life narratives through the lens of God’s redemptive story. Her approach is not clinical psychotherapy but rather soul care—inviting clients to engage with their personal histories, spiritual wounds, and relational patterns in a way that fosters growth and transformation. Clients often come to her feeling spiritually disoriented, relationally stuck, or unsure how to hold their faith in light of their pain. Tammy gently guides them toward clarity, compassionate presence and shared curiosity about the story they’ve lived.
Tammy’s counseling is rooted in Christian theology and informed by trauma-sensitive practices. She specializes in story-informed trauma care, helping clients name what was true, grieve what was lost, and begin to hope again. Her work draws from Scripture, attachment theory, and a narrative framework that honors both the brokenness and the beauty in each client’s life. In sessions, you won’t find quick fixes or cliché answers—you’ll find someone who listens deeply, reflects honestly, and believes that healing unfolds in the presence of truth and grace.
Whether you’re grappling with spiritual brokenness, relational struggles, or a desire to find purpose, Tammy provides compassionate guidance grounded in faith. She believes that your story matters—not just to you, but to God—and that every chapter, even the most painful, can be redeemed. Through her work, clients discover that healing isn’t about erasing the past; it’s about learning to carry it differently, with kindness, faith, and resilience. If you’re longing to experience more wholeness in your relationship with God, others, and yourself, Tammy will walk with you in the slow, sacred work of restoration.
If you’re longing for healing that integrates your faith and your story, Tammy Furrier offers a safe space to explore both. As a pastoral counselor and ordained chaplain, Tammy walks alongside individuals seeking to understand their life narratives through the lens of God’s redemptive story. Her approach is not clinical psychotherapy but rather soul care—inviting clients to engage with their personal histories, spiritual wounds, and relational patterns in a way that fosters growth and transformation. Clients often come to her feeling spiritually disoriented, relationally stuck, or unsure how to hold their faith in light of their pain. Tammy gently guides them toward clarity, compassionate presence and shared curiosity about the story they’ve lived.
Tammy’s counseling is rooted in Christian theology and informed by trauma-sensitive practices. She specializes in story-informed trauma care, helping clients name what was true, grieve what was lost, and begin to hope again. Her work draws from Scripture, attachment theory, and a narrative framework that honors both the brokenness and the beauty in each client’s life. In sessions, you won’t find quick fixes or cliché answers—you’ll find someone who listens deeply, reflects honestly, and believes that healing unfolds in the presence of truth and grace.
Whether you’re grappling with spiritual brokenness, relational struggles, or a desire to find purpose, Tammy provides compassionate guidance grounded in faith. She believes that your story matters—not just to you, but to God—and that every chapter, even the most painful, can be redeemed. Through her work, clients discover that healing isn’t about erasing the past; it’s about learning to carry it differently, with kindness, faith, and resilience. If you’re longing to experience more wholeness in your relationship with God, others, and yourself, Tammy will walk with you in the slow, sacred work of restoration.
Individuals 18+
Trauma Survivors
Ministry Professionals
Trauma
Spiritual Wounding
Story Work
Sexual Abuse
Spiritual Brokenness
Spiritual Identity/Formation
Biblical Christian Counseling
SITT Story Informed Trauma Therapy
AIP Adaptive Information Processing Model (EMDR)
DBR Deep Brain Reorienting
Allender Theory
NARM NeuroAffective Relational Model
$110/hr
7522 N La Cholla Blvd Tucson, AZ 85741
Virtual/Telehealth (nationwide)
Monday (telehealth ) 9am-1pm
Tuesday (in person) 1:30pm-6pm
Wednesday (telehealth) 11am-6pm
Thursday (in person) 9am-1pm
Ordained Chaplain (FBOC)
BCPC Board Certified Pastoral Counselor
MA Master of Arts in Rehabilitation Counseling
BS Bachelor of Science in Family Studies
Certified SITT (Story Informed Trauma Therapist)
Tammy understands that trauma can leave you feeling fragmented—like your past is still running the show, even when you’re trying to move forward. Whether the trauma was ongoing or happened in a single moment, its impact can show up as anxiety, relational struggles, emotional numbness, or feeling stuck in cycles you don’t fully understand. Tammy offers a slow and steady presence for clients to safely explore the wounds they carry, without pressure to rush the process. She gently helps uncover how old stories of harm or neglect may still shape your identity, decisions, and relationship with God. With compassion and care, Tammy walks with you toward integration—so you can begin to live from a place of truth, freedom, and restored hope.
Sexual abuse leaves deep, often unspoken marks—on the body, the mind, and the soul. If you’ve lived through unwanted sexual experiences, or if your story includes confusion, secrecy, or shame, Tammy offers a safe space where those stories can be honored, grieved, and carefully explored. She understands that for many, especially those who grew up in faith-based environments, the pain of sexual abuse may have been compounded by silence, minimization, or spiritual distortion. Tammy brings a trauma-informed, biblically rooted approach to this work—offering presence, clarity, and hope. Her counseling is not about quick answers or platitudes, but about healing in God’s timing, with God’s gentleness.
For many clients, the hardest part of their story isn’t just what happened—it’s how it disrupted their relationship with God. Tammy offers a nonjudgmental space to wrestle with spiritual confusion, disillusionment, and grief. Whether you’ve felt abandoned by God, betrayed by church leaders, or ashamed of your own questions, Tammy meets you in that sacred tension. Her pastoral presence invites clients to bring their whole selves—including doubt, anger, and longing—into the light of grace. She holds space for spiritual stories that don’t fit neatly into categories, and she gently helps clients rediscover what it means to be seen, known, and loved by a God who redeems even the most painful chapters.
Tammy’s work is shaped by a model called Story-Informed Trauma Therapy, a narrative and attachment-based approach to healing that honors both the complexity of trauma and the power of our stories. Through SITT, she helps clients name significant moments in their lives—especially those that carry themes of fear, shame, or abandonment—and then revisit those moments with care, reflection, and biblical insight. The process is slow, attuned, and deeply honoring. Tammy doesn’t rush to reinterpret your story; instead, she helps you listen to it more closely and with greater kindness. Over time, clients begin to experience emotional shifts, spiritual clarity, and a deeper sense of self rooted in truth rather than trauma.
Tammy offers a deeply confidential and spiritually grounded space for pastors, ministry professionals, and lay leaders who are exhausted, disoriented, or quietly unraveling beneath the weight of their calling. She understands the unique pressures of spiritual leadership—the isolation, the expectations, the lack of safe places to be fully known. Whether you’re carrying others’ trauma, questioning your effectiveness, or healing from spiritual wounds of your own, Tammy provides care that honors both your humanity and your faith. She helps ministry leaders explore their own stories, reconnect with the heart of their calling, and return to leadership with more freedom, insight, and spiritual integrity.