Casey Coleman

Counselor

Registered Mental Health Intern, Focusing on women’s struggles, anxiety, religious tension, sexuality, body image and family relationship scarring.

Brad Rahr

Counselor

Registered Mental Health Intern, Focusing on working with young adults and adolescents who are experiencing depression, anxiety, addictive behaviors, loss of motivation or passion, as well as grief and trauma.

Jeannette Bevan

Counselor

Registered Mental Health Intern, Focusing on working with young adults and adolescents who are experiencing depression, anxiety, addictive behaviors, loss of motivation or passion, as well as grief and trauma.

Kirby Whitehead

Counselor

Registered Mental Health Intern, focusing on working with anxiety, depression, grief, chronic illness, relationship difficulties, addiction, self esteem issues, shame, and wrestling with faith/beliefs.

Thomas Henderson

Counselor

Registered Mental Health Intern, focusing on working with families, couples, and individuals, helping them work through depression, anxiety, intrusive thoughts and behaviors, spirituality, trauma, and impactful transitions in their life.

Phil Coleman

Counselor

Student Marriage & Family Intern working with teenagers, young adults, and divorced individuals who are struggling with life changes, grief, parent relationships, ADHD, toxic spirituality, and burnout. My 15 years working in youth ministry have given me a unique perspective on helping anyone in this demographic.

Jan Amerman

Counselor

Licensed Mental Health Counselor, I especially enjoy working with women on a wide variety of issues including relationship challenges, grief and loss, codependency, life transitions, depression, anxiety and spiritual struggles. My goal is to create a safe and accepting space for my clients to be able to honestly share their struggles, challenges, pain and questions.

Ashley Rahr

COUNSELOR

Mental Health Student Intern, working with couples and individuals experiencing relationship struggles, life transitions, boundary issues, attachment wounds, depression, anxiety, shame, grief, and trauma.

Tashina Schimming

Office Manager