My name is Vyrik Eng, and I am a Board Certified Pastoral Counselor who is passionate about walking alongside individuals, couples, and families as they pursue healing, freedom, and lasting change through the love and truth of Christ.

For me, counseling is more than a profession. It is deeply connected to my own story of restoration.

I know what it is like to experience pain, brokenness, and the weight of carrying wounds silently. For a long time, I tried to move forward in life without fully addressing what was happening beneath the surface. But through counseling, biblical community, and the local church, God began bringing healing into areas of my life that had remained hidden for years.

That journey changed the direction of my life and shaped the heart I now have for others.

I have seen firsthand that our past does not have to determine our future. I believe God can bring healing into the places we would rather avoid, restore what feels broken, and help us walk in greater freedom, purpose, and wholeness.

My desire is to provide a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental environment where you can be honest about what you are experiencing. I want you to feel heard, respected, encouraged, and also challenged when necessary.

In counseling, I integrate biblical truth with intentional conversation, prayer, personal accountability, and practical tools. Together, we can explore the patterns of thinking, relationships, behaviors, past experiences, and spiritual struggles that may be influencing your life today.

I especially have a heart for men and adolescent boys who may find it difficult to openly communicate what they are carrying. Many men learn early in life to stay strong, keep moving, and handle things on their own. I want counseling to be a place where you do not have to pretend everything is okay.

I also enjoy working with couples who are preparing for marriage or seeking greater health and connection within their marriage. My goal is not simply to help resolve an immediate disagreement. I want to help couples develop healthier communication, deeper understanding, personal responsibility, stronger connection, and a relationship centered on Christ.

Whether you are walking through relational conflict, anger, unhealthy coping patterns, questions of identity and purpose, marriage struggles, family concerns, grief, life transitions, or spiritual challenges, I would be honored to walk alongside you.

Beyond the counseling office, I serve in leadership and discipleship ministry through my local church, where I have the opportunity to invest in men and the next generation. These experiences continue to reinforce my passion for helping people grow in faith, character, freedom, and their identity in Christ.

I have been married to my wife, Courtney, since 2012, and together we are raising four children. Marriage and parenting continually remind me of the importance of grace, humility, communication, intentional relationships, and dependence on God in every season of life.

At the heart of my counseling philosophy is a simple message:

→ You are not beyond healing.
→ Your past does not have to define your future.
→ Freedom and restoration are possible.

I consider it an honor to walk alongside people as they take courageous steps toward healing, stronger relationships, spiritual growth, and the abundant life God desires for them.

My Counseling Approach

I integrate biblical truth with practical tools and intentional conversation to help you understand the deeper issues behind the struggles you may be facing and move toward meaningful change.

I believe counseling should be a place where you feel heard, respected, challenged, and encouraged. Rather than only focusing on the immediate problem, I want to help you explore the patterns, relationships, experiences, beliefs, and spiritual concerns that may be influencing your present life.

My desire is to help you grow in emotional health, relational connection, personal responsibility, spiritual maturity, and freedom in Christ.

“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.”
Psalm 147:3