I am a retired U.S. Army veteran of the 82nd Airborne Division, a husband of 20 years, and a father of four. My life experience spans combat service, high-risk fugitive recovery, and human trafficking interdiction. For years, my work placed me face-to-face with crisis, brokenness, and the darkest effects of trauma. Those experiences shaped my understanding of pain, resilience, and the cost of carrying unprocessed wounds.
My transition into counseling was not accidental. It was a calling. Through faith and obedience, I was led to serve others in a different way—by helping individuals and couples confront the damage left behind by trauma, distorted identity, and broken relationships.
I believe the world places heavy demands on people to become something they were never meant to be. It convinces men and women they are less than their true worth, reshaping identity through fear, shame, and performance. In counseling, those messages are left at the door. My work is centered on restoring clarity, responsibility, and purpose—grounded in the belief that we are created with inherent value and design.
I specialize in working with individual men and women, couples, and families navigating depression, trauma, anger, marital strain, and relational breakdown. My approach is direct, supportive, and honest. Whether addressing personal struggles, rebuilding marriages, or walking through trauma recovery, the goal is not merely symptom management but lasting transformation.
Areas of focus include:
Individual counseling for men and women
Marriage and relationship counseling
Trauma recovery
Depression and anxiety
Anger management
Biblical and spiritual counseling
Mentorship and personal development
Relationship restoration and support
This is a space for truth, accountability, healing, and growth. Together, we work to confront what has wounded you, challenge what has deceived you, and rebuild what was meant to stand strong.
