• Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor
• LPCGA Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor
• National Certified Counselor
• NBCC Approved Clinical Supervisor
• Over 22 Years’ Experience in the Medical Field, Including Both Medical and Mental Health
• Training in Multi-Systemic Therapy Clinical Supervision
• Youth Mental Health First Aid and Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk Trainer

AACC-American Association of Christian Counselors - 2011 | LPCA of GA - Member Since 2011 | National Board for Certified Counselors, Inc - CCMHC and NCC Since 2013

Thank you for considering Infinite Health Wellness LLC for your needs. Here is a little information about me and my background to help you decide if our services are a right fit for you and your current desires. I hold a Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling from Liberty University where I was trained in professional counseling with the integration of faith into the counseling process and have actively been practicing since 2011. Prior to entering the mental health field, I have 15 years of experience as a Registered Respiratory Therapist. I believe this gives me an additional skill set in working with clients. I understand the effects of the physical components of health and how the physical body impacts the mind. During my career, I saw the increasing need to treat the whole person. To understand how all systems around one’s life impact the day-to-day living. The mind, body, and soul, each is playing their own part in our development, thus each shaping us to who we become. This led me to complete a 2.5-year residency as a chaplain at the Medical Center of Central GA. During this time, I also became an Associated Licensed Professional Counselor. This experience allowed me to understand the role of one’s faith in the whole health and the importance of integration.

Since 2013, I have independently practiced as a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Georgia and have held positions as a Multi-Systemic Therapy Clinical Supervisor (2011-2015), Phoenix Health Center as the Clinical Director (2015-2018), and Community Liaison for Court and Health Services in Houston County (2015-2018). I have completed training in Counseling Supervision from the University of North Carolina Greensboro, trained in Multi-Systemic Therapy, Moral Reconation Therapy, Cognitive Behavior Interventions for Substance Use, Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk, Mental Health First Aid, and I am also a Star Behavioral Health Provider providing services to our Service Members. In 2014, I became a National Board Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor demonstrating that I have met all requirements and demands in the field to be recognized at the national level. I hold both an Approved Clinical Supervisor Credential and Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor allowing me to conduct clinical supervision for new interns and associates in the field for the State of Georgia.

My counseling approach is a positive, strength-focused collaborative approach designed to teach you how to promote self-assessment and personal development. Even as an experience counselor, I believe personal growth and development is an ongoing process. I have adopted the values and principles of the Multi-Systemic Therapy model and believe very strongly that integrating these into the counseling process can only enhance and develop your skill set in handling both your current and future needs. Together, we will look at what factors contribute to the identified problem. Based from your desired outcome, as well as any others supports you have identified and would like involved in your care (i.e. individual, family, medical doctor, referral source, etc.), we will collaborate and develop goals you would like to see happen in your life. Together, we will look at the problem/need and identify what is the driving force behind the problem so that you can develop interventions that will alleviate the burden. You can expect me to be challenged and positively support you to grow personally. You can expect to learn new skills to look inside yourself and begin to know yourself, your needs, and learn new ways to develop strategies on your own to handle any future problems that may arise after the counseling relationship ends.

Whether you are looking for help for yourself or your organization, Infinite Health Wellness LLC is here to serve you and your needs. Organizations have many demands and no longer can work in silos. Organizations are challenged to work with and integrate with other systems to get their needs met. This is not always easy because each agency has its own agenda and mission. As a consultant, I have been able to help foster the communication and process behind helping agencies working collaboratively to achieve shared goals. Using the agencies’ mission and goals, I have assisted in developing processes that will streamline your services and sustain on-going interactions in the efforts of helping you to continue to meet your desired goals/objectives. This, in turn, has led me to receiving the 2016 Liberty Bell Award for Houston County. As a recipient of this award, I was recognized for my ability to assist those in the legal system in understanding the connection between mental illness, substance abuse, and behavior, and helped them achieve their desired outcome of becoming an integrated system of care that recognizes the need for the rule of the law and the need for rehabilitative services to assist people in changing their lives and becoming law abiding citizens.

As a trainer for Assessing and Managing Suicide Risk through the Suicide Prevention Coalition, I have trained both medical and mental health professionals in enhancing their skills in regards to formulation of clinical judgments regarding risk. This course provides education to the health professionals. It teaches how to approach the topic, provides statistical data to better understand suicide, and develops skills on how to help them get the right information. In doing so, it equips the health professionals with strategies that support clinical judgment and provides the intervention needed to respond to the risk identified.

As a trainer for Mental Health First Aid through the National Council of Behavioral Health, I conduct trainings for all community members, providing the tools to intervene at a basic level to help individuals get connected to resources to address their mental health needs. This course, much like a CPR/First Aid course, teaches participants the skills to identify the signs and symptoms of a mental health problem and teaches how to intervene to get the person connected to help and/or professional support. The course is designed to educate the public on various mental health disorders and how it impacts a person. It is designed to reduce stigma around receiving help for mental health and provides resources to participants to connect people to a support or professional service for further help. Like CPR/First Aid, it teaches a mnemonic for participants to work through when administered.