I currently live in Colorado Springs with my wife, Deanna. I graduated from Wheaton with a BA in Psychology and worked for many years as a chaplain in the juvenile justice system. Then I obtained my MA in Counseling from Denver Seminary and had a private practice in Denver for several years.
God called us to missions, and we lived in Austria for four years while providing care for missionaries in Eastern Europe. I have a PhD in Psychology and the focus of my dissertation was resilience.
I use an integrated model of therapy that is grounded in interpersonal neurobiology. This means that I believe that we are whole people — body, mind, and soul — and that the best therapy is based on empirical research and involves our whole being.
I live in Colorado, and I enjoy all of the outdoor activities that Colorado has to offer: skiing, mountain biking, hiking, and climbing. I enjoy reading and hanging out in interesting coffee shops.
