North Carolina telehealth
Fayetteville households can face demanding schedules, family separations and reunions, relationship stress, parenting concerns, and difficult transitions. Online therapy can offer continuity when routines change or travel to Newport is not practical.
Care from across the state
Dr. John L. Krzich is a North Carolina-licensed psychologist whose background includes work with U.S. Marines and Navy personnel at Camp Lejeune. Care Counseling is not affiliated with the military, but Fayetteville-area adults and families can ask whether its telehealth services fit their goals and circumstances.
Virtual care may help an individual, parent, or couple keep an appointment during a changing work or family week. The first conversation can clarify the service being requested, the appropriate format, and whether another level or type of care would better meet the need.
Focused services
Care Counseling begins by learning what is bringing you to therapy and whether the requested service and format fit your needs. No city page changes a program's established participation requirements.
Care Counseling provides research-informed couples therapy for married heterosexual couples from a Christian worldview. Participation in the Marriage Project is required before couples therapy. Contact the practice to confirm current availability and whether any part of the service is offered online.
Marriage service detailsThe Christian 12-step recovery program is for people maintaining sobriety after six months sober or recent inpatient or residential treatment, with a sponsor or recent provider recommendation. It complements—not replaces—other sobriety supports. Ask the practice about format and fit.
Recovery program requirementsPersonalized services support adults, children, adolescents, parents, and families facing psychological, behavioral, relationship, or life concerns. Recommendations are tailored to the person, and referral options may be discussed when a different service would be more appropriate.
View all counseling servicesCare for the whole person
Care Counseling considers psychological well-being alongside physical health, important relationships, and spiritual life. This Christian-worldview approach is intended to help clients identify practical goals for growth and healing without promising a particular outcome.
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Before care begins
Contact the practice with the service you are considering and the North Carolina location where you would attend.
Ask about eligibility, current availability, telehealth suitability, program format, and any participation requirements.
If Care Counseling is a fit, the practice will explain the next step. If not, another level or type of care may be recommended.
Clear answers
No. Care Counseling has one office in Newport, North Carolina. This page describes telehealth access for eligible North Carolina residents in Fayetteville and nearby communities, not a local Fayetteville office.
North Carolina residents may contact Care Counseling to discuss telehealth. Availability depends on the person's needs, location during sessions, the service requested, and whether online care is clinically appropriate.
Yes. Care Counseling provides research-informed, values-based services from a Christian worldview. The first conversation is a good time to ask how that approach relates to your goals.
No. The Christian 12-step recovery program is intended to support an existing commitment to sobriety, not replace detoxification, inpatient care, residential treatment, emergency services, a sponsor, or other sobriety supports. Participation requirements apply, and program format should be confirmed directly with the practice.
Ready to ask a question?
Contact the Newport office to ask about telehealth, service availability, participation requirements, and whether the care you are seeking is a fit.