Tiffany Kempf

I hold a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Cincinnati, with a background in psychology and biology from Wittenberg University. I am also trained in Brief Strategic Family Therapy (BSFT) and incorporate family systems work when helpful. In May 2026, I graduated with an Associate Degree in Theology from In Christ International Bible College, further strengthening the biblical and Christian foundation of my work. I believe the Word of God is a powerful and life-changing tool that helps individuals understand their identity, worth, and freedom in Jesus Christ.

My Christian counseling practice is rooted in faith and grounded in professional clinical training. I integrate biblical truth with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), creating a thoughtful, balanced approach that addresses both emotional healing and spiritual growth. I find deep joy in watching God bring peace and restoration to wounded souls, and I have a special passion for helping women grow confident, secure, and deeply rooted in God’s love. I believe freedom comes when we understand that our identity is not defined by performance, past mistakes, or others’ opinions. You are already deeply loved, fully accepted, and pleasing to God. My role is to support and encourage you as you begin to see yourself through this truth and step into the life God has for you. My goal is to see God's goodness break through and transform the lives of those living in the Loveland, Morrow, Maineville, Milford and Montgomery areas as well impacting stories across the Ohio area via Telehealth.

I use CBT combined with a faith-based perspective on identity to help build self-worth in individuals. Additionally, I use BSFT (Brief Strategic Family Therapy) training in working with families. Years of working in women ministry and prayer ministry create a sensitivity to each person's story.