Our Team

Tina founded the company in 2012 with a passion for integrating faith and science. She is an EMDR consultant, DBT faciliator, and PhD student at Liberty University. [More about Tina]

David’s journey into counseling began after completing the Lay Counseling Institute program in Northern Virginia, where he dedicated his time to helping individuals grow both spiritually and emotionally through various church and parachurch ministries. As he continued to serve, David felt a strong calling from God to pursue counseling as a full-time vocation.[More about David]

Elizabeth is a highly qualified Licensed Professional Counselor who obtained her Masters in Counselor Education from Virginia Commonwealth University. She has undergone rigorous training and completed her residency in a private practice setting, where she gained valuable experience working with adolescents and adults. [More about Elizabeth]

Stephen utilizes a relational, cognitive-behavioral, attachment-based, strengths-based approach and is EMDR trained. He takes a positive, optimistic approach and builds on his clients’ strengths to help them feel confident and meet their goals. Stephen understands the courage it takes to seek professional help and is intentional about meeting clients where they are in the process.  [More about Stephen]

Diane brings a wealth of experience working directly with individuals, couples, families, and groups from adolescence to senior adults. She treats a range of issues including depression, anxiety, identity formation, life transitions, church-related hurt, trauma, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), and relationship issues. [More about Diane]

Elyse is an intern/student counselor, completing her second year at Wake Forest University with her Mental Health Counseling masters degree. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Following graduation, Elyse found her passion for counseling, leadership, and coaching others. Elyse loves working with children, adolescents and young adults. [More about Elyse]

Virginia is a dedicated resident in counseling who has worked hard to pursue her education and advance in her career. She first obtained a bachelor’s degree in English and Government from William & Mary, demonstrating her strong academic abilities and passion for learning. After realizing her interest in mental health counseling, Virginia went on to complete a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling at Liberty University.[More about Virginia]

Anna Costa is a practicing LPC licensed in both the states of North Carolina and Virginia. Anna has worked individually and in groups with adolescents, adults, and families for the past 10 years. Anna’s approach to counseling begins with a person-centered theoretical background, meaning that she believes each person has within their God-given self the tools to grow, change, heal and improve. [More about Anna]

With over a decade of experience in child welfare and behavioral health, Casey Eggleston, LMSW, brings a deep understanding of trauma, resilience, and systemic challenges to her work as a Christian counselor. Her extensive background in foster care advocacy, care coordination, and social work education has shaped a compassionate, strengths-based approach to therapy that prioritizes healing, empowerment, and long-term well-being. [More about Casey]

I have always had a passion for helping people encountering emotional challenges. As such, I bring a varied background and clinical expertise to the therapeutic relationship. Towards the end of my
Master’s in Psychology program, I began working with severe, emotionally-disturbed youth in New York City.  [More about Thecle]

I am a PCCI trained Life Coach currently seeking CPLC and IFC certification.
I have an extensive background in teaching and training with a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Virginia Commonwealth University with undergraduate work in Human
Development and Family Studies from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. [More about Stacy]

 Let me begin by extending a warm welcome to you! My approach starts with the therapeutic relationship and the comfortability of my clients. I am passionate about creating a safe environment where my clients feel at ease to be themselves. I lead with a strengths-based perspective and reflect biblical principles including but not limited to compassion, truth, and grace. [More about Lydia]

I’m Alexis Rae, a Resident in Counseling dedicated to providing compassionate, client-centered care. I work with children, adolescents, and adults in both individual and group settings. I believe every person has the potential for growth and change, and I strive to create a safe, supportive space where clients feel heard and understood. [More about Alexis]

I hold a Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy from Liberty University. Several years ago, I felt a calling from God to enter the field of counseling. My coursework and clinical internship have given me both theoretical knowledge and practical insight into the work of counseling. [More about Sam]

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, graduated with a Masters of Science in
Community Counseling from Longwood University and a Post Graduate certificate in Professional Counseling from VCU. My professional experiences are in group therapy, intensive in-home, and out-patient therapy in community settings and within the office. I enjoy working with teens, adults, couples and families to help them find a path forward toward their desired goals addressing depression, anxiety, family conflicts, trauma and transitions using techniques informed by CBT, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution-focused, EMDR and DBT. [More about Heather]

Megan is entering the counseling profession after retiring as a Commander from the Navy with over 21 years of service. Megan graduated from the United States Naval Academy with a B.S. in Oceanography and the Naval Postgraduate School with an M.S. in Applied Science Physical Oceanography. While she enjoyed the technical aspects of her time in the Navy, she found her ultimate calling in the relationships she built with her fellow officers and sailors. Time spent investing in getting to know the unique stories of her fellow service members gave true meaning to Megan’s service. [More about Megan]