Kathy Coleman
St. Louis, Missouri
R & R Counseling, Center For Hope, LLC
(314) 229-5264
ucan-recover

My name is Kathy Coleman. I am a native of Missouri, attended undergraduate school at the University of Missouri, St. Louis (UMSL), receiving a B.A. in Psychology and my M.A. in Professional Counseling from Lindenwood University. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a National Certified Counselor (NCC)practicing at R & R Counseling, Center For Hope, LLC.

I am a member of the American Counseling Association (ACA) and the Missouri Mental health Counseling Association (MMHCA).

I provide therapy and counseling for individuals, couples, families, and groups. I am committed to providing a confidential, therapeutic relationship that is both safe and supportive.I strongly believe in the effectiveness of psychotherapy (talk therapy) as an aid to healing.

I believe we are triune beings; we are spirits, we possess a soul and live in a body. I do not believe we can effectively treat one part while neglecting the whole. You can expect to address issues such as healthy eating, proper rest, spirituality, hope, support, and the like. The integrative approach combines different therapeutic methods specific to the individual and the individual situation. The holistic approach recognizes that every aspect of life contributes to healing.

As a Mental Health professional, I realize I do not have all the answers, but I have faith in the Lord Jesus, and I know He does have the answers. I have a desire, training, and resources to help. Stop existing and start living; you can experience restoration and recovery. Contact me at (314)229-5264 or visit ucan-recover to see if my practice is right for you.

Richard Arceneaux, Sr.
Meadville, MS
Outreach Ministries for the Lord Chapel
601-384-3170 (office) or 601-532-7007 (church)

My name is Richard C. Arceneaux, Sr. I have been in the ministry a total of 40 having been licensed in 1971 and ordained in 1975. My education in the counseling field was done at Therapon Institute, New Orleans, LA. My general education was accomplished through Emmaus Bible College, New Orleans Theological Seminary, and Koinonia Bible College, all in the Greater New Orleans area.

I have a total of 100 actual classroom hours of training and am recertified annually to keep up my certifications. I am also a life member of United Association of Christian Counselors as well as a member in good standing with Association of Biblical Counselors. That membership is renewed annually.

I am 66 years old and am presently living in Meadville, Mississippi where I am the pastor of Outreach Ministries For the Lord Chapel. I am Southern Baptist but do not have the word “Baptist” in our church name so that everyone will feel welcome regardless of their religious background. I maintain an office in my home as well as at the church.

I am married to a wonderful woman who supports my ministry 100%. I believe that a minister’s job is only as easy as his mate allows it to be and mine supports my ministry in that manner. This is my second marriage. My first wife and I were married 36 years when she passed on in 2006.

We lost our 20 year-old son in 1991 in a boating accident and, as a result, I became the New Orleans chapter leader of Compassionate Friends, a support group of parents who have lost children. In that capacity, I was able to counsel folks who had lost children.

I have also written three books (not published yet-in the process)dealing with the death of children. I believe that my expertise in the counseling field is heightened because of my compassion and desire to help others through Christ to find comfort and answers to their everyday problems.

I can be reached via email at rcarceneaux @ ftcweb.net

or by phone at 601-807-1755 (cell) or 601-384-3170 (office) or 601-532-7007 (church).

Seek the Truth Counseling
2489 Rice Street, Suite 90
St. Paul, MN
651-528-7550 or 763-221-8834
seekttc at yahoo.com
Seek the Truth Counseling

In life we all experience problems. Thankfully, most of the time we can resolve our problems on our own. But, then there are those times when we may desire outside support.

My name is Michael A Branchaud, MA. As a Licensed Professional Counselor, trained in cognitive therapy with a focus on Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), I can be that support by listening to and helping you process your concerns and assisting you in creating achievable goal to change your life. In counseling we collaborate together to create a plan to help you succeed in accomplishing the goals you have set. Don’t let the experience of chronic; toxic emotions such as anxiety, guilt, depression, shame or anger make your life unbearable.

As a Christian, I believe we were created to enjoy fellowship with God and others. Unfortunately, many people suffer from cognitive distortions, which are lies they have come to believe about themselves and/or others that result in them living lonely lives. By choosing to embrace the truth about their issue, people can begin to live happier more satisfying lives.

Additionally, as a Certified Anger Management Specialist I, I can provide Certificates of Completion for court or employer mandated participation.

Some of the areas in which I help individuals, couples and groups are: toxic anger, stress, depression, anxiety, parenting, relationships, low self-esteem, spiritual abuse and emotional overload.

For more information or to make an appointment please contact me 651-528-7550 or 763-221-8834.

Chaplain Mark O’Reilly
By phone at 616-337-6730
By Email – chaplain-mark @ athiscommand.com
Or on Skype – chaplain-mark

Mark O’Reilly is a pastoral counselor and founder of At His Command Ministry since 1992. Formally from Massachusetts, he completed a pastoral internship with “Lighthouse Church”. He is a licensed Chaplain and holds an associate’s degree in Christian Counseling, and currently studying for a bachelor’s degree in the same area.

Chaplain Mark counsels from a Biblical standpoint but does not use standards used by most counselors, “using talk therapy”, “play therapy”, “I feel like” and uses and EBT style therapy.

Chaplain Mark typically works with abused children, and adults, addictions, flashbacks, self abuse, Marriage counseling, families as well as individual counseling. All of his work is to direct the heart to God who is the source of counsel for all mankind.

Chaplain Mark is a no nonsense counselor who assigns homework which he expects to be completed without excuse. He does not charge for Counseling Session but does accept donations, which go to help people in need in the community. He has been married to his beautiful wife Becky for eight years.

Ural H. Hill, M.Div., Ph.D., L.P.C.
Hill & Associates Counseling and Consulting
3913 Jackson Rd, Scio Township, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103
24001 Southfield Rd Suite 205, Southfield, Michigan 48075
313-659-8424

Life happens. Sometimes we have difficulty responding to ‘what happened’. It is not what happened but how we respond to what happened that makes all of the difference. My practice will teach individuals to be their own therapists in how they process life events and world view.

Depression, anxiety, broken relationships and confusion can all be signs that clients need someone to walk them through difficult parts of their life’s journey utilizing clinical means. Christian Counseling is my specialty.

Through a combination of cognitive behavioral and insight-oriented therapies we will search beyond the surface level for causative themes and factors that can be changed through changes in behavior.

For those clients who desire to address issues of faith, I am equipped to be of assistance by applying a spiritual orientation in addition to traditional cognitive and rational emotive therapy. I will utilize some of the latest assessment tools to enhance the treatment process.

My area of special interest and experience is working with individuals experiencing depression, victims of violence and trauma and broken relationships. I perform family therapy and premarital counseling as well as conflict reconciliation for couples in conflict.

I have been actively involved in counseling individuals and families for 23 years.

Education and Experience

• Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, University of Michigan
• Master of Divinity from the Interdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta Georgia
• Master of Arts in Counseling and Ph.D., Counseling and Psychological Services, Clark Atlanta University
• Professional Counselor ({LPC #003963} 10/18/2003) with the Georgia Composite
• Board of Licensed Professional Counselors, Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists
• Professional Counselor with the Michigan Department of Community Health
• Board of Professional Counselors ( #6401012466).

In addition to being trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy and Group Therapy, I am also a graduate of the Leadership Institute of the Addiction Technology and Transfer Center of the Gulf Coast Region.

A regular member of the American Counseling Association and the Association for Specialists in Group Work. I have been the principal investigator on three grants from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration for suicide prevention and reduction of the stigma of mental health services on Black college campuses through the Historically Black College and University Center for Excellence.

I served the Department of Education’s national committee for the prevention of violence and substance abuse on college campuses. Have worked with public act 150 wards of the State of Michigan as a Delinquency Services Worker and their families as they were reintegrated into society. I have also been the group counselor for college students experiencing anger management and substance abuse issues. I have also taught master’s and doctoral students as a counselor educator for the past six years.

Fees:
Average Cost per Session: $100-$130
Sliding Scale: Yes
Accepting Insurance: Yes