I am doing a group project for school (Our Ethnicity & Family Counseling Class) and we would like to get some input from practicing Jews( and even non-practicing Jews)about what your stereotypes (or strongly held beliefs)of Christians are?;

What would your thoughts would be if you had to see a Christian counselor?

What issues would generally drive you to see a counselor in the first place?

Obviously these might differ for orthodox Jews, so please specify for me in your answers what tradition you practice.

THIS IS NOT A PLACE FOR DEBATES OR CONVERSIONS OR QUESTIONINGS OF ONE'S PRACTICES OR BELIEFS. I AM STRICTLY LOOKING FOR INPUT FOR RESEARCH.

SERIOUS POSTS ONLY PLEASE.

i'm not ultra orthodox, but i keep kosher
so i'm like a conservadox

my veiws, are if i had a christian councler, i relaly wound't see a problem with it..

thanks.... really? no other input?

why would anyone care what religion their counselor is? as long as they are not trying to convert you to their religion or force a particular religious belief upon you then the religion of a counselor is not very important i wouldn't think.