Epiphany Consulting

“I wanted to say a proper thank you for your time and focus on me over these past few months. I feel like I’ve been on a journey of discovery during which you’ve helped me reconnect with the ‘real me’. It hasn’t always been easy but you’ve provided just the right amount of encouragement along the way. I feel able to make better decisions and prioritize for ‘me’ rather than trying to do things for everyone else. I’m going to miss our regular sessions but at least I have the tools and confidence with which to move forward. A huge thank you again and I would totally recommend you!” ~~~~Jonathan O., Bandera.

Hourly Rates:
$75/hour
$50/hour for First Responders/Military/Veterans
Different rates for Theological Counseling (Dr. Gene Williams)

We also now offer ZOOM sessions for your safety and convenience.

I earned a Bachelor of Science with Honors in Psychology from The Ohio State University in 2001, and a Masters degree in Forensic Psychology from Southern New Hampshire University in 2016. I have completed my Doctorate in Counseling Psychology, which I received in 2018 from Miami University.

My areas of practice include corporate strategy, substance issues, fetishes, anger management, parenting issues, child/teen pressure, PTSD/trauma, anxiety/depression, domestic violence, self-awareness, goal clarification, resolve family stress, and personal/family relationship struggles. I understand the devastation personal struggles have on both the individual, and all who care about them.

I believe there is a solution, and I am honored to help individuals and families discover freedom from suffering. I currently work in private practice and enjoy seeing clients with a wide range of challenges including those listed above as well as others.

Among other modalities, I enjoy utilizing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), which has a strong mindfulness component, to help clients with struggles of all kinds. ACT is based on cutting-edge research into how the human mind works. It has been clinically proven to be successful for a wide range of challenges.

The name comes from one of its key themes: Learning how to accept those things that are out of your control, and commit to changing those things that can be changed to make your life better.

This is a very active process in that it's not one in which we just sit and "talk" about your problems. It's a therapy in which you actively learn new skills to improve your quality of life.