Our Team

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 Jon Harris received his training and Master’s degree in Counseling from Covenant Theological Seminary and is a Licensed Professional Counselor. Jon is a certified PREPARE/ENRICH facilitator for premarital counseling and has been trained in Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy, a mode of therapy grounded in Adult Attachment Theory. Jon’s philosophy of therapy is integrative, meaning that he seeks to combine what he can learn from the field of counseling and psychology with a Biblical world view. Jon sees himself as a counselor serving hurting and disconnected people so that they may experience more wholeness and reconciliation in their relationship with self, others and with God. The main focus of Jon’s practice is working with adults and couples with a particular passion for marriages and men’s issues. Jon is married to Heather and they have 5 boys. 

 Lyn received her Master's degree and training from Psychological Studies Institute (now Richmont Graduate University in Chattanooga). She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Mental Health Service Provider for the state of Tennessee.  She is also a National Certified Counselor and member of the American Association of Christian Counselors.  Lyn works with individual adults, and is experienced in a wide range of issues including conflict resolution, trauma, abuse, domestic violence and mood disorders.  Lyn and her husband, Skip, have four children and five grandchildren. 

 Sound familiar? You appear to “have it all together” and fear if anyone knew how hard you were working, how inadequate you felt, or how you truly see yourself, it would all unravel. You're worried one more thing on your plate would send you into a crisis, and you already feel like you're drowning in overwhelming thoughts & feelings. You're creative & resourceful at finding ways to cope with the stressors of life, but these methods ultimately make things worse in the long run. Maybe this shows up as depression, anxiety, “never good enough” feelings, perfectionism, unhealthy eating patterns, overachieving, people-pleasing or avoiding.

I would be honored to walk alongside you in a collaborative relationship towards lasting change. I guide my clients in processing unresolved trauma & attachment patterns, gaining a repertoire of adaptive, less problematic coping methods, identifying values and barriers to living within them, exploring relational dynamics and growing in interpersonal skills.

If this is you, I am proud you have taken the first step in accepting help. My passion is helping you understand the relationship between your story of the past & how you are functioning in life today, and moving toward a rich, full and meaningful life according to your values. Pain in life is to be expected -- continued suffering does not have be the norm.

NOTE: As of Jan. 2021, Jessica Moore is not accepting new clients. Please feel free to schedule with another of our therapists!

Jessica Moore has been a Licensed Professional Counselor for 11 years.  She is a graduate of UTC with a degree in Social Work and has a Masters in Counseling Psychology from Lee University.  

She has worked with adoptions, women issues, anxiety, depression, and stress dealing with life transitions.  She has experience working with children, adolescence and adults. Jessica is the mother of three young children and loves the outdoors hiking, kayaking and enjoying God's creation.  

She believes in the family systems and that everyone has a purpose not only in their family but in the family of God.