Margaret M. Rohan
Margaret M. Rohan is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process includes questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. The Clinician identifies as a Catholic who is very active in their faith tradition and is very comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness, prayer, scripture, and bibliotherapy including faith, religious, or spiritual books/literature.
Denise Delph
Denise Delph is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process does not include questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. Clinician identifies as a Catholic who is very active in their faith tradition and is very comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness, prayer, and scripture
Dr. Brent Bounds
Dr. Brent Bounds is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process does not include questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. The Clinician identifies as a Protestant who is very active in their faith tradition and is comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician’s is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness, scripture, prayer, and bibliotherapy including faith, religious, or spiritual books/literature.
Cheryl A. Burton, DSW, LCSW-R
Cheryl A Burton is very comfortable working with a client whose faith is important to them. The Clinician’s intake process includes questions regarding potential client’s faith, religion, or spirituality. Clinician identifies as a Protestant who is very active in their faith tradition and is very comfortable sharing their own spiritual beliefs in sessions to assist in the therapeutic process as appropriate. The Clinician is open to incorporating holistic practices in therapy sessions with client’s consent or request including mindfulness, prayer, scripture, and bibliotherapy: including faith, religious, or spiritual books/literature.
