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Debra believes in the power of healthy relationships. With more than 15 years of community and clinical experience, Debra has helped families, individuals, and couples find their way back to each other and themselves.

Paul completed his graduate work at Dallas Theological Seminary’s counseling program (D.C. campus) and is currently a Licensed Resident in Counseling. He is a former Naval Officer, consultant, civil servant, and graduate of the C.S. Lewis Institute’s Fellows program for discipleship, where he felt led to pursue professional counseling.

Andy received his Masters in Biblical Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary (D.C. campus). He is a retired Air Force Officer with over 20 years of government and industry experience in career counseling and mentoring young, single, and married professionals.

Yuko believes that relationships are the most significant part of life and has a passion for helping couples, families, and individuals. Her goal is to help you recognize your personal strengths, build confidence, and ultimately overcome obstacles.

Cortney is passionate about people and understanding the stories that make them who they are today. She approaches every person’s circumstances uniquely to provide the best care for her clients.

Daniel draws from his professional and personal background to inform his counseling practice. He has over ten years of experience working as a civil servant and consultant, as well as volunteering in youth, college, and young adult church ministry.

Finding the right therapist can feel intimidating, and it’s natural to feel challenged or overwhelmed by life events and experiences. Michael is prepared to help you navigate the chaos, confusion, and pain to uncover the root of these issues and work toward healing.

Debbie sees counseling a lot like the art of pottery. She has sat with many people who feel like a spoiled lump of clay. But the beauty of both pottery and counseling is that nothing and no one is too far gone.

Daniel’s experience counseling in community health and private practice settings, as well as residential treatment for children and teenagers, has given him a drive to develop deep relationships and to care for those with whom he works.

Marjan’s therapeutic approach integrates her passion for helping others, a deep commitment to personal growth, and genuine empathy for the challenges individuals face on their mental health journeys. She firmly believes that effective therapy is a collaborative effort.