Counselors
David Bronsveld, M.A., LCPC
David has experience working with those who are struggling with anxiety, depression, men’s issues, life transitions, and relationship conflicts. David also has experience in working with couples to help them navigate complex issues, better their communication, and help build intimacy into the relationship.
Luke Campbell, M.Div., M.A., LCPC
Luke values creating space for intentional listening to discover how personal uniqueness can find expression within the contours of life, allowing us to become fully alive with our God-given gifts, talents, and skills. He welcomes individuals, couples, families, and adolescents.
Susan Chan, M.A., LCPC
(Consejería en Español disponible)
Susan appreciates the beauty and richness of having a multicultural background. She believes that God’s transformation process involves understanding the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit and pursuing growth in all these areas.
Kathy Chase, M.A., LCPC
Kathy works in a variety of areas including loss and grief, women's issues, life transitions, depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, and parenting. She enjoys helping people experience new hope, healing, and personal growth from a faith-based perspective.
Anita Everly, M.A.
Anita cares deeply about truly seeing who you are and where you are in this season of life. Whether it’s getting to the root of a current personal struggle, excavating unprocessed issues from the past, or preparing a good foundation for the future, she will provide a compassionate and safe environment to journey with you.
Josiah Goering, M.A., LCPC
Josiah is passionate about helping others create balance, meaning, and authenticity in their lives by simplifying, inspiring, and offering insight. He creates a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to learn and practice relational skills that extends into their daily lives and relationships.
Timothy Gonzales, M.A., LPC
Timothy seeks to guide clients toward greater self- awareness, trusting that true healing and lasting change come through a holistic approach—nurturing the mind, body, and spirit. He integrates faith and clinically sound, evidence-based techniques to address mental health challenges.
Angela Heier, M.A., LPC (IL) LPC-IT (WI)
Angela draws on her extensive international living and work experiences to inform her practice. She believes counseling is a collaborative opportunity for finding freedom in emotions, relationships, and anything that causes you to feel stuck.
Jasmine Jaurigue, M.A., LPC
Jasmine enjoys providing all people with the tools and resources needed to have self-awareness and to reach their full potential through mind, body, and soul. She especially gets excited to help people find hope and peace in God through the midst of pain and difficult situations.
Michael Johnson, M.A., LCPC
Michael is passionate about ministry and helping people who have experienced church hurt, pastoral burnout, or spiritual disillusionment. He is a deep thinker who loves to listen well and help people live more compassionately toward themselves and others.
Sarah Medrys, MSW, LCSW (IL & AZ)
Sarah desires to help others find freedom from thoughts, behaviors, and wounds that prohibit them from experiencing the joy, peace, and contentment that God promises. She considers it a joy and privilege to walk alongside those desiring to heal.
Jon Noto, M.A., LCPC
A specialty area for Jon is working with men who are stuck in unhealthy patterns that keep them from reaching their full potential. He sees adults for individual sessions, and enjoys working with couples, bringing in tools and strategies he taught in his previous work as a pastor.
Edward Senkpeil, MAR, M.A., LCPC
Ed has experience working with a diversity of issues including sexual addiction, anxiety disorders, mood disorders, and anger management. He has a fondness for working with couples and has provided pre-engagement, pre-marital, and marital counseling.
Sharon Whited, MSW, LCSW
A professional in social welfare and mental health for more than 20 years, Sharon helps individuals, couples, and families experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, spousal abandonment/betrayal, addiction, parenting challenges, and relational conflict.