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Rooted in Faith, Built for Growth

CAREERS

Join the CFC Team

Krysta Winter, LPC-MH, QMHP, and Kyle Winter, men’s mental health coach, smiling together outside Christian Family Care, a Christian counseling and therapy practice in Sioux Falls, SD.

Christian Family Care is a young practice with old convictions: get to the root, honor the whole person, and treat faith as part of the work, not a substitute for it.

Clinician, coach, or the person who keeps the whole thing running: if you want your faith and your best work in the same room, we would like to meet you.

What you can expect:

  • Collaboration with an experienced clinician, not isolation in a hallway of closed doors


  • Clinical supervision available: Krysta is a South Dakota Board Approved Counseling Supervisor


  • A caseload built around fit and depth rather than volume


  • In-person and telehealth flexibility (Sioux Falls office + statewide online)


  • In person near Sioux Falls, or virtual anywhere

Why Work at Christian Family Care

Why Work at Christian Family Care


Work that goes deep

No churn-through caseloads. CFC exists for root work: somatic, experiential, story-driven care that takes the time it takes.


Krysta Winter, LPC-MH, QMHP, and Kyle Winter, men’s mental health coach, seated together in a welcoming therapy room at Christian Family Care in Sioux Falls, SD.

Faith without pretending

Evidence-based and Biblically sound is the practice’s whole identity, not a marketing line. You will never be asked to choose between them.


Small on purpose

A practice small enough that your voice shapes it, growing carefully enough that it stays true to Growth Care.


Krysta Winter, LPC-MH, QMHP, seated with a clipboard in her counseling office at Christian Family Care in Sioux Falls, SD, beside a bookshelf of therapy resources and activities.
Prayer book, plants, and colorful wooden tree displayed in the Christian Family Care counseling office in Sioux Falls, SD.

“You were made with purpose, with gifts, with a capacity for deep relationships and meaningful work.”

Open Positions

No Openings Today. Introduce Yourself Anyway.

Practices like this one grow through relationships more than job boards. If CFC sounds like the kind of place you want to work, send a resume and a few honest sentences about why this work is yours. Skip the cover-letter formalities; we would rather hear the real reason.


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