Curative Theology Since we are living in a fallen world, sin is prevalent. Many people are dealing with many issues, and need salvation, sanctification, and transformation. Consequently, people are suffering from many disorders, home are dysfunctional, and many more issues. Therefore, I believe it is imperative for a Christian Counselor to practice a curative theological approach in their counseling session to promote salvation, sanctification, and transformation. During this facilitating process, the counselor is the one God uses to help a counselee to get unstuck and progress to spiritual maturity and psycho-social-emotional health (Clinton, Hart & Ohlschlager, 2005). Not to mention, other alternatives of counseling are imperative,
