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Robert Good Dr. Chock Cody McCain Wendy-Kaye Russell Michael D. Dawson Dennis Friedel Kim Caolo Kristine Price Stephanie Van Wig Melissa Murray Anita Bills
Robert Good
The oldest of four brothers, Bob is originally from Chicago, Illinois. During high school Bob excelled in sports and was offered a pole-vaulting scholarship to Illinois Southern University. But the Lord had a different direction. Upon graduation Bob selected Trinity International University (formerly Trinity College) in Deerfield, Illinois and majored in biblical studies. Using his talent he coached high school pole-vaulting and also served as a youth pastor in Akron, Ohio. Bob has been a senior pastor in Arizona, Florida, and New York. Years later he attended Dallas Theological Seminary and graduated with a Th.M. (1987) and MABC (2002). From 1991-1993, he continued post-graduate work at the University of South Florida in Counselor Education. While in Florida, he served as a social worker for the department of Health and Rehabilitative Services in Ft. Myers, counseling developmentally disabled adults. Additionally, he taught as a substitute at the graduate school and interned under the direction of Dr. Lucy Mabery-Foster (Dallas Theological Seminary). He served as a adjunct professor of psychology at Collin College and lecturer at Southern Methodist University continuing education department. His gift and passion for biblically-based counseling has also led him to build a thriving practice with offices in Frisco and Plano Texas where he is the president and clinical director, licensed professional counselor, board certified anger resolution therapist of Stonebriar Counseling Associates. As a counselor and seminar speaker at various professional associations, his writing has also includes publications such as Conflict Resolution for Children(Collin County Kids),Counseling Intervention with Couples, Relationship Networking In The Business World, Estate Planning, and Financial Planning for the Family(Colorado Springs Business Journal). Both he and Lois who live in Plano, Texas are the proud parents of four children and six grandchildren.
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Cody McCain MA, LPC
I enjoy assisting people who are working towards making improvements in their lives. Sometimes people are just looking for someone to consult with and sometimes people need more structure and guidance. I work to tailor the counseling experience to meet the needs of the individual in a collaborative setting, assisting them in working on goals that they themselves have decided they want help with. Helping my clients find a path to achieving their goals is my focus. I grew up in Dallas where I attended Jesuit College Preparatory School. I have been a member of St. Andrew's United Methodist church since 1994. I received my B.A. in Psychology from the University of Colorado at Boulder. I received my M.A. in Clinical/Counseling Psychology from Southern Methodist University. I enjoy working with persons from diverse backgrounds and have experience working with many of the problems people face daily. I offer affordable counseling services and am eager to help people overcome their challenges. When not working in private practice I work as a therapist in the TCOOMMI Program of MetroCare Services. In the TCOOMMI Program we provide individual and family counseling to juvenile offenders with mental health needs in Dallas County. My experience at MetroCare has taught me a lot about how to work with individuals with diverse and often quite challenging circumstances in their lives who find themselves in crisis. It is my job to assist my clients in achieving positive outcomes. I am continually amazed at how much adversity people can overcome to be successful and strong individuals. Call or email today to schedule an appointment.
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Wendy-Kaye Russell
Wendy applies her excellent training and heart of compassion to help her clients find new ways to solve problems, break negative patterns, feel better and lead healthy fulfilling lives. She earned a Masters of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Eastern Nazarene College in Massachusetts in 2002, and holds additional certification using activity based therapy through the National Institute for Trauma and Loss in Children. Wendy has a strong belief in the transforming power of Faith, Hope and Love. In her dynamic, non-judgmental style she equips her clients with practical wisdom and hope for their personal lives and relationships. Her previous experience includes counseling adults and children as well as doing family and group therapy. Additionally, she volunteered in Boston at a Crisis Pregnancy Center and a Rape Crisis Hotline, and she worked in Jamaica as a counselor for women and youth. Wendy has also been active in helping others through the local church and in community organizations where she and her husband are members. She is registered with the Texas State Board as a Licensed Professional Counselor Intern, and is under the supervision of Georgia Smith, MA, LPC-S. Wendy counsels adults, couples, families, teens and children aged 6 and older.
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Michael D. Dawson
After a successful career in business,
Mike earned his Master of Arts degrees in Marriage and Family Counseling
and in Christian Education at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
As a Licensed Professional Counselor Intern he integrates Christian principles
with effective therapies in order to help individuals and families live
more productive, meaningful lives. This is accomplished in a safe, non-coercive,
non-judgmental environment that encourages people toward health, wholeness
and happiness. Mike’s counseling areas of interest are:
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I have spent over a quarter-century in service to people who hurt. I believe in the empowering potential of supportive, collaborative therapy, especially when God blesses it. Passing judgment has no part in my sessions. Lately I seem to have played the role of helpful, sentient granddad for a lot of folks. I guess it fits. My work on my own issues and my contributions to keeping a 40-year marriage together has been of use to others in my work. My licensed practice of 19 years with a diverse clientele is a very valuable asset. Twenty-nine extra credit hours' graduate work and hundreds of hours of continuing education probably help too. Let's talk about talking: My areas if interest include (but are not limited to)
depression and bipolar depression; addiction in all its forms and the
habits and thinking that don’t want to go away; men’s issues; balanced
marriages; recovery from trauma; parenting.
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Licensed Professional Counselor Intern Supervised
by Lori Payne, LPC-S
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Kristine N. Price, M.Ed., LPC-Intern 
Kristine is registered with the Texas State Board of Counseling as a Licensed Professional Counselor Intern (#65962) and she is under the supervision of Ellen Dean, MS, LPC-S, LMFT. Kristine earned a Master's degree in counseling from the University of North Texas in 2007. Her previous experience in counseling includes group counseling at Nexus Recovery Center in Dallas where women struggle with addictions. Additionally, she has personal and professional experience counseling individuals who struggle with substance abuse. Kristine believes that - along with counseling - the redemptive work of Christ can transform lives. "It is for freedom that Christ has set us free; the old is gone and new has come." (Galatians 5:1; 2 Corinthians 5:17) Kristine's goal and purpose is to assist others suffering from emotional bondage. She aspires to build confidence in those who need the right tools in order to live a life of emotional freedom in a troubled world. Kristine counsels adolescents and adults. She is an active member and
volunteer at The Village Church in Flower Mound, TX. She enjoys teaching
a weekly Bible study through Ichthus Ministries. She also enjoys going
on mission trips. Kristine looks forward to walking with you on your journey.
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Stephanie Van Wig is a Licensed Professional Counselor Intern under the
supervision of Judy Keith, LPC-Supervisor. She has a strong background
in trauma therapy and believes that all people suffer from a form of trauma
at some point in their lives. This trauma could be the shocking experience
of parents divorcing as a child, loss of physical health, death of a loved
one, domestic violence, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, satanic ritual
abuse, etc. Stephanie's passion is to seek freedom for those who feel
trapped in their personal trauma. Many times this involves the discovery
of a "true self" that has been hiding behind a mask for a long
time. Stephanie understands that coming to therapy for the first time
to face these issues can be a challenging thing; therefore, she combines
her therapy with a relaxed, enjoyable attitude.
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Stephanie will also lead groups on:
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Melissa has made it her mission to help those who are struggling from
the effects of life
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Anita Bills, M.Ed., LPC Intern
Anita has been greatly influenced by Christian counseling in her life and has a desire to use a Christian counseling perspective to help those struggling in their lives and those with wounded hearts. She uses principles taught in the Bible as a model to evaluate and address the issues and concerns brought to the counseling session as well as using proven secular psychological theories in the therapeutic relationship. Originally from West Virginia, Anita graduated from Marshall University with a BS in Math and Physics. After working in the engineer community for many years, Anita decided to pursue a different direction earning a Master's degree in counseling from the University of North Texas. She is actively involved in her church and has been involved in a variety
of ministry activities over the years.
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Dr. Stephen Chock Stephen was raised in Honolulu. His M.A. and Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology are from Ohio State University. While helping plant Grace Community Church, Stephen was ordained in 1991. He has led the Youth Group, Mid-Week Bible Study, Singles Ministry, and the Support Group Ministries at Grace. He currently is clinical director of the Counseling and Life Development Center, and a full time Neuropsychologist at Baylor Hospital’s Brain Injury Rehabilitation Unit in Dallas, and from 1990-95 he practiced with the Minirth-Meier Christian Psychiatric Clinic in Richardson. Dr. Chock has been a Counselor since 1978 and a Licensed Psychologist since 1989 (Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, License #2-3764). Below is a summary of his professional experience.
1995-present Neuropsychologist, Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation, Dallas, Texas, Traumatic Brain Injury Service. Inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation neurocogntive evaluation and treatment.
1994-97 Staff Psychologist, Heritage Place Nursing Home, Mesquite, Texas. Contract work one half day per week for Senior Psychology Services. Initial neuropsychological and psychological evaluation and psychotherapy for residents. 1990-95 Neuropsychologist/Consultant. Minirth-Meier New Life Clinic, Richardson, Texas. Neuropsychological, projective, personality, and vocational testing and assessment of inpatients, day hospital, and outpatients in a Christian mental health clinic.
1991-93 Rehabilitation Psychology Consultant. North Texas Medical Center - Westpark Campus, McKinney, Texas. 12 bed rehabilitation/sub-acute hospital. Neuropsychological evaluation and consultation.
1989-90 Director of Neuropsychological Assessment. Pate Rehabilitation ReEntry program at Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation and The Greenery Rehabilitation Center, Dallas, Texas. Outpatient comprehensive (full day)neuropsychological evaluation and report writing.
1988-89 Neuropsychological Therapist. Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation and Pate Rehabilitation, Dallas, Texas. Supervising Neuropsychologists: Mary Ellen Hayden, Ph.D.; Tessa Hart, Ph.D. Neurocognitive evaluation and intervention fortraumatic brain injury inpatients.
1986-87 Psychology Intern. Traumatic Head Injury Unit, Ohio State University Hospital, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Columbus, Ohio. Supervisor: John D. Corrigan, Ph.D., Neuropsychologist. Inpatient traumatic brain injuryunit neurocognitive evaluation and treatment. 1985-86 Practicum Supervisor, Counseling Psychology. Ohio State University Psychology Department, Columbus, Ohio. Supervised 1st and 2nd year graduate students in training who counseled patients in the department clinic. 1984-85 Psychology Intern. Veterans Administration Medical Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota. 1900 hours, APA-approved. Psychologist-in-training at this large medical-surgical VA hospital. Rotations: Geriatric Neuropsychology, Counseling Psychology, Drug Dependency, Epilepsy and Pain Management, Day Hospital, Stop Smoking Clinic.
1984, 82 Psychology Trainee. Veterans Administration Medical Center, St. Cloud, Minnesota. Summer intern program. Inpatient psychiatric and geriatric unit psychological testing and therapy. 1983-84, 87-88 Graduate Teaching Associate. Ohio State University Psychology Department, Columbus, Ohio Instructor, Psychology 120: The Psychology of Personal Effectiveness.
1978-82 Counselor Supervisor. Awareness House, Hilo, Hawaii. Outpatient drug and alcohol counseling clinic in a UnitedWay agency that served public middle and high schools.
1976-78 Counselor. Awareness House, Hilo, Hawaii. Intake, assessment, education, and counseling with outpatient substance abusers (United Way agency). |
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