Jon Harris received his training and master's degree in counseling from Covenant Theological Seminary and is a Licensed Professional Counselor. Jon is trained in Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Theory and is a certified Prepare/Enrich facilitator for premarital counseling. Jon’s philosophy of therapy is integrative, meaning that he seeks to translate principles from the field of psychology that are accommodating to a Christian worldview. Jon sees himself as a counselor serving people who are hurting, disconnected or just feel stuck, so that they may experience more purpose, satisfaction and connection with themselves, others and with God. The primary focus of Jon’s practice is working with adults and couples with a particular passion in helping with marriage, relationships and men’s issues. Jon is married to Heather, and they have 5 teenage sons.
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As a Christian counselor, it is Lyn’s joy to work with her clients to help them on their life journey. She uses a blend of approaches to counseling including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance Commitment Therapy, which are in harmony with a Biblical worldview and which can help her clients achieve their personal goals.
Lyn seeks to help adults who are feeling at an impasse in their lives and want to get “unstuck,” those who are struggling with emotions that feel overwhelming, and others who come with a variety of needs and desires for a more fulfilling, meaningful life. She is passionate about helping people who are experiencing difficulty in their relationships to find new approaches to handling those conflicts.
Lyn is married, has four adult children and six grandchildren, and enjoys spending her time with them.
Bradleigh received her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA. Bradleigh sees individuals as well as couples and she enjoys working with a variety of issues including addiction and recovery, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, stage of life and transition issues, communication barriers, relational issues, women’s issues, and spirituality. Bradleigh aims to provide clients with a sense of warmth, safety, and care as they begin their courageous journey towards personal growth and healing. Bradleigh hopes to come alongside her clients in such a way that they feel supported and empowered as they move towards their goals and learn to navigate the inevitable challenges along the way.
Bradleigh employs a variety of methods when working to achieve client goals including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Prepare-Enrich for couples work, and mindfulness skills. If you feel that therapy may be the next right step for you, Bradleigh would consider it an honor to walk alongside you as you take this courageous step forward.
Paul Laskowske received his Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) from Richmont Graduate University in Chattanooga. Paul helps people who have lost their way get reconnected--to God, to spouse or family, to themselves and their own dreams and goals. He works with missionaries or children of missionaries wrestling with cultural identity and stress; with families struggling through addiction or other issues creating distance among those they love; and with individuals pursuing the soul healing God offers from the wounds of emotional brokenness. Paul is continuing to learn Gottman Method Therapy for working with couples, and has an eclectic approach with individuals that integrates interpersonal, narrative, and solution-focused elements with his Christian worldview. He and his wife Rachel enjoy board games, the outdoors, and staying connected with friends and family around the world.
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.
Chris earned his Master’s in Counseling through Denver Seminary. He has spent much of his career working with serious mental illnesses, with a focus on addictions, relationship issues, and crises.
In addition to his own practice, Chris has worked within hospitals, jails and a homeless shelter. He has taught addictions treatment at the undergraduate level, as well as supervised dozens of new counselors into their own licensure.
The way Christopher approaches counseling is, first-of-all, recognizing the privilege that it is to enter into another person’s struggle, whatever that may be. Relying on the Holy Spirit to guide the conversation, Chris is always looking for ways to support the client, as well as to challenge him or her. Such feedback has to be true, and it has to be meaningful. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy is a focus on connecting a change in thought to a change in behavior – with Chris, it comes from a Christian/ Biblical worldview.
Between the sessions, homework is designed to reveal what is missing. Sometimes what is missing is details within the story, and sometimes what is missing is the practice of new skills. Practice does not make perfect, because frequently what has been practiced instead reinforced the problem – whereas what is missing feels awkward or unsteady. Frequently, seeing the world from a different perspective is all that is missing.
Chris hopes that most of what brings a person into counseling can be worked through within in 6-8 sessions. New problems may be recognized along the way, but not always. The counseling process is not a lifetime commitment even though, beforehand, it may feel like it is going to be.
Erin holds a MA in Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary, complemented by BS degrees in Nursing and Early Childhood Special Education from the University of Alabama. She is currently working toward full licensure as an LPC-MHSP.
Erin has worked for nearly 20 years as a Registered Nurse in a variety of hospital settings. She seeks to integrate her care and knowledge of the clinical setting within her counseling practice. She enjoys working with adults facing a wide range of issues and employs a variety of therapy modalities tailored to the individual needs of her clients.
She creates a safe and honest space for individuals and couples in their journey toward healing.
Erin is certified in Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C). She has completed Resolve Through Sharing bereavement training, and is a certified Clinical Trauma Specialist- Individual (ATI) . Erin also is endorsed by AIMHiTN as an Infant/Early Childhood Family Associate. She specializes in helping clients with the complexities of adoption, infertility,
pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum. In addition, she supports clients processing difficult medical diagnoses and/or medical trauma, with chronic or terminal medical conditions, coping with loss/grief/bereavement, and managing depression and anxiety.
Erin finds joy in her role as a wife to her husband, John, and their six children. She loves quiet mornings, summer, and honest conversations.
Macy received her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University and is pursuing LPC licensure in the state of Tennessee. Macy sees individuals who struggle with anxiety and depression disorders, adjustment concerns, phase of life issues, grief, women’s issues, and self-esteem concerns. Macy believes in collaboration with her clients to create attainable goals, leading them to a positive outcome. Macy enjoys working with teens, young adults, and adult women using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy with a Biblical worldview.
It is Macy’s goal to be a vessel of change for individuals and to provide a safe and welcoming space for healing to occur.
I’ve been counseling for 14 years, first as a pastor and now as a counselor in private practice. I help people working through anxiety, anger, depression, loss, ADHD, men’s sexual struggles, relationship challenges, and trauma. I also help pastors and ministry professionals work through the rigors of full-time ministry. I work with adults and couples. I’m trained in Biblical counseling (through CCEF), EMDR, Gottman marriage counseling, and a variety of emotionally-focused counseling methods. I approach my clients with the belief that God is already working in them, laying down a path that we can walk together. I live in Canton, GA with my wife, three children, and a very spoiled dog. In my free time, I play the mandolin and run 5ks with my kids.
Professional Experience -
Counseling in private practice, since 2020; Senior Pastor (PCA), 2013-2020;
Associate Pastor focusing on counseling & families (OPC), 2009-2012;
Worked in IT serving small businesses for 6 years;
M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University;
M.Div., Westminster Theological Seminary, where I studied with CCEF;
B.B.A, Management Information Systems, University of Georgia;
Originally from Marietta, GA
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