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Family Consultation Services recommends The Center for Enriching Relationships (www.EnrichingRelationships.org) a nonprofit 501(c)(3) tax-exempt counseling center supplying professional psychotherapy services with biblically consistent approaches and other resources at reasonable and affordable fees.
Meet Our Therapists:

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G.
Keith Olson, Ph.D., MFT
Clinical Supervisor
As Bethel Seminary's Lead Faculty Member and
Director of the Marital and Family Therapist Graduate
Program, I thoroughly enjoy
supervising graduate students. As the Director of Supervision for the Center
for Enriching Relationships, we endeavor to provide the
San Diego churches with the most qualified and skilled
interns.
kolson@enrichingrelationships.org
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Dr.
G. Keith Olson Bio
In 1971, Family
Consultation Services was established as an expression of
my desire to integrate the perspectives of psychology
and my study of human relationships with God's word as
it is revealed in the Bible. This was the first
professional counseling center in San Diego to be
established with evangelical Christianity as its basis
www.fcschristiancounseling.com. Many of the most fulfilling experiences in my more than
30 years of professional life have been in my
relationships with clients and colleagues that I have
been privileged to enjoy at the Center for Enriching
Relationships and Family Consultation Services.
During these years I have had the opportunity to work with a very
wide range of people dealing with an equally wide range of issues.
However, I have had the greatest amount of experience, and I believe
expertise, with:
Therapy with individual adults dealing with depression and anxiety
Adults
working with a wide range of ministry-related issues
Marital
therapy
Individual and family therapy with adolescents
Stepfamily adjustments
In addition to providing direct psychotherapy and marital and family
counseling services, it has been my privilege to work to enhance
personal, family and community health through professional speaking,
teaching and writing.
I believe that at the core of all personal and relational problems
is alienation which has plagued humankind since almost the dawn of
creation. My therapy with individuals, couples, and families is
based on the process of helping people to develop stronger
connectedness (relationships with God, with each other, and with
themselves, as well as with the whole of creation within which God
has placed us).
Professional Speaking, Teaching and
Writing:
Speaking engagements include a wide range of topics for
churches, schools, corporations and other organizations. These
opportunities include local presentations, national conferences,
association meetings, and invited international presentations in
Europe, Africa and Asia.
A wide variety of articles in journals and magazines
Three published books (Counseling Teenagers, Why Teenagers
Act the Way They Do, and What Makes Your Teenager Tick?)
Contributions to several other books by different authors.
A four-volume video series on Counseling Teenagers, a
five-volume video series, Understanding Me/Understanding You
Appearances in other video projects on parenting, pastoral
counseling, and psychotherapy
Degrees and
License:
Ph.D. in counseling psychology from the University of Arizona
(1972).
BA in psychology from San Diego State University 1967
Licensed in the state of California since 1973 as a Marriage and
Family Therapist. License #M6022
Faculty Associations:
1997 to present - Administrator and Lead Faculty of the M.A.
program in Marital and Family Therapy at Bethel Seminary San
Diego
1986 to 1997 - Associate Pastoral Care Faculty at Bethel
Seminary San Diego
1973 to 1999 - Associate Psychology Faculty at Point Loma
Nazarene University
Affiliations:
American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC)
American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT)
California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)
Christian Association for Psychological Studies CAPS
During the mid 1990s - a member and San Diego Chapter Officer of
the National Speakers Association.
Contact:
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Dennis Estill, MA, MFT Intern
Relationships are vital to everyone, but like a garden they must be cultivated and cared for. They
require time, hard work, and imagination if they are expected to flourish and produce fruit. Healthy
relationships are not the result of chance but rather choice, they are the best thing about life, but they
can also produce deep pain.
destill@enrichingrelationships.org
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Dennis Estill Bio
I want to help you become the person God intended you to be and to enjoy
an enriching relationship with others.
For over 35 years I have served as a Senior Pastor of local churches in the Southern California area.
During those years I have come to realize that nothing is more vital to us than relationships, with
God and with each other. When we are experiencing challenges in personal relationships, whether
it is caused by sickness, infidelity, loss, or incompatibility, we need help to “fix” and overcome those
challenges. I have helped couples, individuals, children and families to do that as a pastor and now as
a professional therapist. Sadly, not everything in relationships can be fixed, some things like loss and
estrangement, we have to accept and move forward. I want to help you to do that.
My decision to become a professional Marriage and Family Therapist was prompted by a desire to
provide a level of care to individuals and families, that as a pastor, I did not have the skills and training
to offer. I had for many years lamented the lack of spiritually integrated psychotherapy available to
the local church. The Center for Enriching Relationships provides an integration of good psychological
theory while remaining biblically centered in its focus.
My therapy with individuals, couples, and families is based on the process of helping people to talk
about what is causing relational distress, to identify the negative cycles that have developed and to
create new cycles of interaction. My therapeutic approach is collaborative and respectful of clients
and combines the best of several techniques to help you achieve a secure attachment and implement a
strategy for change.
In addition to providing direct psychotherapy and marital and family counseling services, I have also
been privileged to lead marriage seminars, parenting classes, leadership development institutes, and
personal growth seminars. I would be happy to discuss the possibility of my leading a seminar or
teaching a class on these subjects to your church or organization.
Education and Training
Master of Arts, Clinical Psychology, MFT Program, Azusa Pacific University, San Diego, CA
Master of Arts, Organizational Leadership, Biola University, La Mirada, CA
Bachelor of Arts, Pastoral Ministry, Life Pacific College, San Dimas, CA
Ministerial Ordination, 1977
Professional Experience
MFT Practicum Student and Intern, Family Focus Christian Counseling—El Cajon
Senior Pastor, Heartland Community Church El Cajon, CA
Certified Trainer, Focusing Leaders
Chaplain, El Segundo Police Department (1988-2002)—El Segundo, CA
Registered Marriage & Family Therapy Intern, IMF 68278, California Board of Behavioral Sciences
Supervised by G. Keith Olson, Ph.D., MFT #MFC 6022
Areas Of Specialization
Marriage and Couples counseling
Blended family issues
Relieving anxiety and depression
Leadership training and mentoring
Individual and couples facing the challenges of ministry related issues
Retreat and seminar speaker
Areas of Additional Experience and Interest:
Since I grew up in a pastors home (PK), served as a pastor for 35 years, and now have a son serving as a
pastor, I have an intimate knowledge of the stressors that they face and a deep love for ministers and
their families. I know how lonely and challenging it can become and I would like to offer you a safe and
confidential environment for you to talk and find rest.
I have a passion to work with couples and to see marriages restored and families healed. I have
seen couples in the midst of divorce rediscover their love for each other and move from anger and
disconnectedness to secure bonding and mutual respect. I have great hope for your marriage and
believe that if you are willing to do the hard work of rebuilding you can have a better marriage. The
good news is that God will partner together with you to give you His grace and strength.
One of my life verses is Jeremiah 29:11, “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans
to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future.” I really do believe that God
has a good plan for each one of us, filled with hope and promise, it is my passion to help you to discover
what that plan looks like and to begin to live it out.
Professional Affiliations
California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)
Christian Association for Psychological Studies (CAPS)
Contact:
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Cathy Gaetke, MA, MFT Intern
Although life can be very difficult at times, it can be a much more enjoyable and
rewarding journey when you understand and develop the skills necessary to build
healthy relationships, overcome personal challenges, and learn how to navigate life
transitions.
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Cathy Gaetke Bio
It takes courage to face your roadblocks and remove them from your path. I can help by
providing empathic, compassionate and non-judgmental guidance as you seek to
recover from past hurts and find hope in your present circumstance. You will gain new
strength as you develop Godly principles to restore your life and relationships.
I have more than 20 years combined experience counseling women of all ages and
backgrounds from a biblical perspective, both in church leadership and professional
settings. I have also worked with couples to help them communicate more effectively
and develop relationships that are loving and respectful. In addition, I was employed as
a Parent Liaison at Rady Children's Hospital, working closely with families devastated
by childhood cancer. During my 10 years on staff there, I walked closely with families
throughout the continuum of care, helping them to understand and cope more
effectively with the emotional turmoil created in the wake of a diagnosis of cancer. I
have experienced this heartbreak firsthand, my own son was diagnosed at the young
age of three.
My Christian faith has been a nearly 30 year journey. I have served in numerous
capacities at several churches and have been the key note speaker at many women's
events and retreats, however my greatest accomplishment thus far is a 26 year
marriage and three thriving adult children. It has not always been easy, however
counseling has been a valuable tool in helping us to guide our marriage and family in a
Godly manner when we experienced challenges along the way.
Areas of Expertise
Grief Counseling - provide support for life threatening illness from diagnosis to long-term
follow-up care, including palliative and end of life when necessary
Marital Counseling - effective communication, love and respect, fiscal responsibility,
conflict resolution, effective parenting, overcoming infidelity
Pre-Marital Counseling - God's desire for your marriage, intimacy & sexuality, embracing
your differences, expectations, conflict resolution, families of origin
Adolescent Counseling - concerns include runaways, homeless youth, domestic
violence, substance abuse, anger management, school issues and family disturbances
Individual Counseling - navigating life transitions
Education and Training
MA in Counseling Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, National University, San
Diego, CA
BA in Business Administration with an emphasis in Information Systems, National
University,
San Diego, CA
South Bay Community Services - Therapist Intern at Casa Nuestra, a short-term safe home for adolescents.
Domestic Violence Shelter - Adolescent support group leader
Rady Children's Hospital - Hemotology/Oncology Parent Liaison, Psychosocial team member & cancer care parent support group leader
San Diego Hospice - Bereavement Counseling Training
Professional Presentations
Spirituality-Rady Children's Hospital
Helping Families Navigate the Most Difficult Journey of Their Lives-Reginal Conference on Pediatric Oncology Nursing
Understanding Personalities: How They Affect a
Family in Crisis-Rady Children's Hospital
Joy in the Midst of Pain: This is a testimony from my experience with cancer presented-at numerous
churches and women's retreats in California.
“Been There, Done That, But Don't Remember it!” - Strategies to reinforce education throughout the healthcare experience.-Florida Association of
Child Life Professionals, Inc Professional Affiliations:
American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC)
California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)
Registered Marriage and Family therapist Intern with BBS in California, IMF # 63711
Supervised by G. Keith Olson, Ph.D., MFT #MFC 6022
Contact:
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Yolanda Gorick, MA, MFT Intern
At some point, everyone will fail, and experience a loss, hurt or disappointment. Loss is a normal part of life. When we attach our identity to a loss, we think God doesn’t care. We feel discouraged and distance ourselves from the One Who made us in His image. The truth is: nothing can separate us from the love of God. (Romans 8:38-39) I have a passion to help individuals experience an authentic relationship with God - after all types of loss – and to release them to pursue their God-given passions, dreams and goals.
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Yolanda Gorick Bio
My decision to become a professional therapist was inspired by my first experience in couples counseling. As new, 30-something Christians, my husband and I were unaware of the emotional and spiritual impact of past unresolved losses and wrong choices on my present problems. But God knew. One of the most profound lessons was learning to respect our different temperament styles of thinking and feeling.
In my roles as a therapist/coach/teacher, I collaborate with my clients to help them identify the core issue behind their presenting problem(s). I prepare therapeutic interventions to fit my client’s short and long-term goals. In addition to 20 years experience in grief/loss, inner healing and deliverance, I am also trained in family systems, art therapy, gestalt and cognitive behavioral therapy. As a certified grief facilitator, I have helped couples, individuals, children and families who suffer from trauma, hurts and losses, especially those not acknowledged as legitimate by society.
Two important relational concepts characterize my counseling focus. First, Believers frequently minimize their pain, or allow others to dismiss their need to grieve all types of loss. Over time, the accumulation of unresolved hurts distorts our view of God, shapes a negative self-image and creates barriers to trust and intimacy. Second, many Christians struggle to believe God loves them due to negative childhood experiences. Therefore, my therapeutic goal includes developing my clients’ capacity to experience an authentic relationship with God as real, relevant and relational so that he/she is intimately aware of God’s unconditional love, no matter what problems occur once therapy concludes.
Education and Training
M.A. in Marriage Family Therapy – Phillips Graduate Institute, Los Angeles
Latino Family Therapy – California Family Counseling Center, Los Angeles
B.A. in Sociology – California State Los Angeles, Los Angeles
Bereavement Counseling Training - San Diego Hospice
Bereavement Facilitator – Glendale Adventist Medical Center, Los Angeles
Post-Abortion Counselor – Terri Reisser, MFT, Los Angeles
Toastmasters – Encino chapter, Los Angeles
Registered Marriage and Family Therapist Intern with BBS in California, IMF# 57063
Supervised by G. Keith Olson, Ph.D., MFT #MFC 6022
Professional Experience
Center for Grief Care and Education, San Diego Hospice & The Institute for Palliative Medicine – Bereavement Counselor
Penny Lane – Bilingual Outpatient Therapist Provided therapy to foster and adoption families
Latino Family Program, California Family Counseling Center – Bilingual MFT Trainee
Joy for Mourning, Inc. – Los Angeles - Director/Founder of non-profit organization for grief/loss
Adventist Health Systems West, Los Angeles – Patient Advocate
Areas of Specialization
Leadership mentoring
Life Mapping
Temperament traits and personality styles
Gender differences in grief/loss
Facilitating groups on women’s issues
Couples Communication
Intergenerational issues within Latino families
Coping with grief and all types of loss
Relieving anxiety and depression
Areas of Additional Experience and Interest:
After experiencing healing for a past abortion, I founded the first women’s post-abortion support group ministry at The Church On The Way (TCOTW) in 1992, under Pastor Jack Hayford. My testimony of God’s healing from the emotional and spiritual effects of abortion is featured on the video “Beyond Regret.” During fifteen years of ministry at TCOTW, I was discipled in leadership, inner healing and deliverance ministry. Trained as a grief facilitator, I have a passion to help those who need a safe, nonjudgmental place to process losses considered “socially unacceptable” by society. As a seminar leader, I have ten years experience speaking on contemporary cultural issues using interactive formats that appeal to all learning styles. One of my joys is helping people understand and appreciate their unique blend of personality type and temperament style. In addition to mentoring emerging women leaders, I also have a passion to help adolescents navigate through their developmental tasks of identity formation. My spiritual mentors include Pastor Scott Bauer, Joyce Myers, John Maxwell, Florence Littauer, and Bruce Wilkinson.
Professional Affiliations:
American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT)
California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)
EMDR Trained (Level 2)
Contact:
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YunHee Han, MS, MFT Intern
How come I live my life in a way I do not want to live?
How come I am still stuck with depression, anxiety and many emotional difficulties?
Why do I not have joy and peace, but rather have despair and emptiness in my soul?
Why I’m constantly confronted by unending conflict at home, work or school?
If you are seeking the answers for the above questions, you are not alone. As others have found, God can use a therapeutic process for you to work through life issues in a journey toward healing, restoration and abundant life.
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YunHee Han Bio
I will support you and your family in any way possible. I will also provide confidential therapy that values integrity, accountability, multicultural perspectives, and faith-practice integration. Entering therapy is a courageous step to take. However, it may benefit you and your loved ones for many years to come.
YunHee cares passionately about building relationships, marriages and families as the way God intends them to be. Born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, YunHee came to US to study psychology at age 23. The motivation of her studying abroad was to utilize her own life experiences, struggles and faith in the Lord as a way to serve His people through counseling.
During the college years in Colorado, YunHee worked intensely with individuals/families who suffer from severe mental illness and life crisis in a community mental health center. Her desire and compassion to share hope, love and healing with others became even stronger. She moved to California to attend Fuller Theological Seminary where she completed her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy.
YunHee works with individuals, couples, and families with a wide range of issues, but what she considers as her greatest interests and expertise are:
Depression and Anxiety
Shame and guilt
Family of origin issues
Severe Mental Illness and Family support
Cross-Cultural Adjustment & Immigration issues
Grief and Loss
Premarital & Marriage Counseling
Spiritual and Faith
Past traumatic experiences & Victim of Sexual Abuse
YunHee believes that through Christ, we can experience restoration, healing, and a fulfillment that we would never find outside of this relationship with Him. YunHee is fascinated and encouraged by individuals’ inner strengths in her practice; and she is humbled to partake in the growth process of others.
Education and Training
B.A., Psychology from University of Colorado; Boulder, CO
M.A., Marriage and Family Therapy from Fuller Theological Seminary; Pasadena, CA
Professional Experience
YMCA Youth and Family Counseling Center in San Diego, CA (MFT Intern) -- Serving community in a school-based, DMH funded counseling program
Pacific Clinic in Pasadena, CA (MFT Trainee) – Worked as a family therapist for individuals and their families who have mental illness
Life Pacific College in San Dimas, CA (MFT Trainee) -- Served a Local Christian College with faith-based counseling for students with depression, anxiety, trauma and abuse issues.
Aurora Mental Health Center in Aurora, CO (Vocational Counselor) – Provided vocational counseling and case management to individuals who have severe mental illness
Fitzsimons Treatment Center in Denver, CO (Case manager) – Provided brief counseling and medication administration to individuals with mental crisis in an alternative to hospitalization program unit
Miracheck House in Aurora, CO (Residential Counselor) – Provided social skills training to individuals with mental illness
Boulder Mental Health Center in Boulder, CO -- Provided recreational counseling to adults with acute psychotic problems
Friendship House in Boulder, CO -- Provided recreational counseling to adults with severe psychotic disorder.
Professional Affiliations:
Registered Marriage and Family Therapist Intern with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, IMFT # 66161
California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)
American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC)
Supervised by G. Keith Olson, Ph.D., MFT #MFC 6022
Contact:
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Jennifer konzen, MA, MFT Intern
Joy. Peace. Success. Healthy, happy relationships. It takes guts to say to someone, “Could you help me get there?” In combining my background in biblical counseling with my work as a therapist, my goal in therapy is to draw out the heart, build hope, facilitate open, safe communication, and help provide. . .
jkonzen@enrichingrelationships.org
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Jennifer Konzen Bio
practical, faith building, and real life tools for spiritual, mental, and emotional change.
Before pursuing training in marriage and family therapy, I have had the joy of providing biblical counseling with couples, families, and individuals for the last 20 years. In therapy, I have worked with couples who have wanted to renew the fire in their love life and sexual relationship as well with others who are no longer communicating or have been on the brink of divorce. I have worked with parents on how to build a rewarding, close relationship with their children while maintaining clear discipline. I have counseled women who have experienced the terror of rape, sexual abuse, and childhood and partner violence. I have worked with children and adolescents who have a hard time sitting still in class, argue with their peers, teachers, and parents, or felt unmotivated, depressed or suicidal. Working through issues like these and others with families and individuals has given me a great respect and admiration for the amazing, resilient people I have had the privilege of helping.
Speaking and Groups
Training Them in Love: Parenting Classes and Workshops
Sex and the Supremacy of Christ: A Workshop for Married Women
So You Almost Have a Teenager: Preparing for the teen years
Chemical Dependency and Recovery Support Groups
Professional Experience
MARITAL COUNSELING - conflict resolution, effective communication, sexual relationship, infidelity, unity, cultural differences, military deployment
PRE-MARITAL COUNSELING
INDIVIDUALS - depression, stress and anxiety, anger management, grief, sexual abuse, suicidal thoughts, mental illness
ADDICTION AND RECOVERY - drug, alcohol, gambling, and sexual addictions
FAMILY THERAPY - treatment with the whole family
PARENT/CHILD RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING
ADOLESCENT COUNSELING - school issues, divorce, depression, drugs and alcohol, relationship conflicts, eating disorders, suicidal thoughts, gangs
PLAY THERAPY - school age beginning at age 3: ADHD, frustration tolerance, anger, trauma, conflict resolution
MUSIC THERAPY - using music and instruments to help identify emotions and express feelings
Education, Training, Experience, and Professional Affiliations
MA in Marital and Family Therapy, Alliant International University, San Diego, CA
BM in Musical Theater and Vocal Performance, Arizona State University, AZ
Post Graduate Courses in Music and Play Therapy
Specialized training in Emotion Focused Therapy
American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT)
Trained Facilitator for Dynamic Marriage
Languages: Sign Language (Exact English/ASL)
Ministry Work: Women’s Counselor Intern, Deaf Ministry Leader
Marriage and Family Therapist Trainee – Palomar Family Counseling Service (AAMFT)
Registered MFTI, #60514
Supervised by G. Keith Olson, Ph.D., MFT #MFC 6022
Contact:
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LaCresheia Lee, MA, MFT Intern
Seeking help to improve your life is a courageous act! Sharing intimate details about current problems and exploring past wounds can be difficult for many of us.
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LaCresheia Lee Bio
I provide my clients with a safe environment where they can share their thoughts and feelings; as well as explore their past hurts that stem from their family of origin without any criticism and judgment. I have profound passion in guiding clients toward emotional, social, spiritual and professional success. When life transitions, losses, and your overall well-being become too difficult to manage, do know that you are not alone. Working together, we can negotiate and develop a well thought out course of action towards self improvement.
I am committed to providing the highest quality of care to my clients and working with them to facilitate self-awareness; which will allow them to make choices that are both healthly and empowering. My practice includes treatment of children, teenagers, adults, couples, families and groups. My specialties include working with children and teenagers to address academic, social, emotional or behavioral challenges. Additional areas of focus include working with premarital counseling couples to increase relational satisfaction, grief and loss, parenting conflicts, and career planning.
I regard myself as a coach – therapist, who practices from a resilience and strength-based position. Together, we will identify multigenerational patterns of strength in your family and build upon them to support your current relationships.
Areas Of Specialization
Coaching individuals, couples, family and group members motivated to create change in their relationships
Addressing parenting issues between young
adults, teens and children
Facilitating groups addressing grief and loss, life transitions, self esteem, and anger management
Helping couples strengthen their marriage
Identifying conflicts and resolving issues between nuclear and extended family members
Coping with grief and loss - from death, divorce, or other major life changes
Relieving anxiety and depression
Professional Experience
Center for Grief Care and Education, San Diego Hospice &
The Instutute for Palliative Medicine – Bereavement Counselor
San Diego Unified School District, Kearny High Complex – Employer Outreach Specialist
San Diego Unified School District, (SANDAPP program) – Case Manager
Jones and Associates Consulting, Inc., – Relations Specialist & Accounts Manager
Comprehensive Training Systems, – Supervising Case Manager/Recruiter/Intake Counselor
The Salvation Army, The Door of Hope – Residential Case Manager
Grief & Loss, Divorce Care (pre & post): workshops, Domestic Violence: support groups
Education And Training
MA in MFT - Bethel Seminary, San Diego
BA in Psychology, San Diego State University
BA in Africana Studies, San Diego State University
Certified Prepare/Enrich Counselor
PTSD, Depression and TBI Course (Psychological Health of Warriors and Their Families), The Center for Deployment Psychology held in San Diego
Bereavement Counseling Training, San Diego Hospice
Group Counseling for Bereaved Families, San Diego Hospice
PAIRS (Practical Application of Intimate Relationship Skills) Certified Trainer, August 2011
Forty Hour – Domestic Violence Counselor Training for the Emergency Management Agency (CalEMA), September 2011
Treating Sexual Addictions: Effective Assessment & Intervention Strategies, Jan. 2011
The Impact of Divorce on Therapy: What Counselors Need to Know, October 2010
Registered Intern – Marriage and Family Therapy (Board of Behavioral Science) – April 2010 (License Intern Number 63218)
Veteran’s Village of San Diego ‘Stand Down’ (VVSD) Tent Leader Volunteer – July 2009
Dream Interpretation, San Diego Hospice – September 2008
San Diego County Child Sexual Abuse Treatment Program Volunteer Counselor – May 1991
Supervised by G. Keith Olson, Ph.D., MFT #MFC 6022
Affiliations
American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT)
California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)
Christian Association for Psychological Studies (CAPS)
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Dawn LeVine, MA, MFT
I am passionate about creating a safe and authentic counseling environment, where individuals, couples and families can explore their lives and the unique challenges they face without fear of judgment or ridicule.
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Dawn
Levine Bio
I believe strongly that the way people live their lives and their style of relating to others is intricately tied to past experiences and our inclination to recreate relational dynamics in an effort to resolve past issues. Our current relationships make perfect sense when viewed through this lens, and there is great hope for change when these experiences and behaviors are explored and understood.
I especially enjoy working with couples experiencing relational challenges who want to discover better ways of communicating with one another and resolving longstanding conflict. Many couples encounter the same difficulties over and over again with little movement forward. A greater understanding of the patterns we’ve created with one another, along with the willingness to confront our own behavior, can open the door to lasting change. This is why I believe that even if only one partner is comfortable seeking counseling, there is still significant hope for positive change in the relationship.
I have worked with many families challenged by single parenting and divorce issues and have extensive experience in the area of addiction and recovery. I have taught classes and led process groups in parenting, anger management, domestic violence, boundaries in relationships and adult development.
Professional Experience
Individual, Couples and Family Counseling at the Family Recovery Centerm
Marriage Family Therapist Intern, Child Development Director and individual Case
Manager for the San Diego Rescue Mission
President/Board Chair for the Bread of Life Rescue Mission
Psycho-Educational classes, process groups and 12-step groups
Domestic Violence Hotline
Education
MA in Marital and Family Therapy from Hope International University
BA in Psychology from Vanguard University
Professional Organizations
Member of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with the Board of Behavioral
Sciences in the
State of California, MFC#50984
Contact:
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James McLintock, MFT Trainee CURRENTLY, I AM NOT SCHEDULING NEW CLIENTS
The storms of life can leave us weary, laden with heavy burdens, and longing for rest as our coping skills become overmatched by the complex, painful, and not-so-easily resolved problems that we are contending with. Searching for direction, clarity, wisdom, discernment
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James McLintock Bio
and our own well-being—can seem like a daunting voyage. I would enjoy the opportunity to partner with you on your journey, providing you a safe place where all feelings and experiences can be discussed, and honoring your own personal history with an unwavering stance of respect and affirmation.
“Then Jesus said, “Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.” Matthew 11:28 NIV
The field of psychotherapy has long been a passion of mine that developed from being on a crisis response team during my tenure as a police officer. On a daily basis, the path of my life crossed with the paths of others who were in need of emergency medical care, mental health evaluation, substance abuse assessment, or crisis stabilization. As a primary responder to volatile situations, I was dispatched to intercede in incidents that involved domestic violence, sexual assault, crimes against children, crimes against the elderly, and crimes against the homeless. As I was called upon to de-escalate violent behaviors, stabilize tragic events, or provide critical care for those who were experiencing physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual wounds from horrific events—I found that I preferred counseling to law enforcement. I began my quest for a Master of Arts degree at Azusa Pacific University in Clinical Psychology, Marriage & Family Therapy; under the supervision of licensed marriage & family therapists, I am completing my training at North County Serenity House (women’s residential facility for substance abuse treatment) and San Diego Christian College with the Center for Enriching Relationships.
My father served our country honorably in the USMC throughout World War II and Korea. Married for over 60 years, he and my mother raised their family in the Catholic faith. As I grew, I longed for a more personal relationship with God, His Son, and His Spirit, and have been a Christian from when I was a young adult. When I lived in Orange County, I was deeply involved with the Mariners Church worship ministry, and with specialized skills in dignitary protection, crime prevention, disaster preparedness, threat assessment, and emergency response strategy, I was asked to serve as the church’s lead volunteer safety supervisor and directed pastoral security, congregation safety, emergency medical response, and dignitary protection for a wonderful array of performers and speakers including Amy Grant, MercyMe, Greg Laurie, William P. Young, and Gordon MacDonald.
With roots and friendships that weave through Texas, Colorado, and Ohio, small towns, horse drives, and cattledogs have since become high on my list of “the best things in life.” I am a huge fan of the outdoors, country music, a good cup of coffee, and most any athletic event. I enjoy cheering for the Denver Bronco’s, Dallas Cowboys, Greenbay Packers, Colorado Rockies, Texas Rangers and the Ohio State Buckeyes. When I’m not training Prairie Fire (the world’s best cattle dog!), I’m on the sand playing as much beach volleyball as possible, hiking, camping, stream fishing, barbequing with family and friends, or being an uncle to my 4 year old niece and nephew twins.
I have two of the most rewarding “jobs” that allow me to tap into my love of dogs and my heart for churches—vice president and marketing director of Falco K9 Academy’s Police K9 Division (trainers of professional service dogs for law enforcement agencies), and chief operations officer for PeaceKeepers LLC (church safety consultants).
Professional Experience
Mental Health Systems, Inc., San Diego, CA 2008 - 2011
Providers of innovative and cost-effective mental health and substance abuse rehabilitation.
Professional Position: Parolee Partnership Program – Case Manager – Treatment Liaison
Provide case management and referral to treatment for parolees from state prison and probationers from county jail who have a history of substance abuse and/or co-occurring disorders.
Perform behavioral health assessments to determine appropriate levels of substance abuse treatment, identify ancillary service needs, and coordinate recovery network referrals.
Create treatment plan linkage between courts, parole, probation, and child protective services resulting in successful client treatment and reunification of children with client/parents.
PeaceKeepers, LLC, PeaceKeepers, LLC, Irvine, CA 2008 - Present
Church safety, medical, and security consultants.
Professional Position: Chief Operations Officer
Develop and implement marketing and brand strategies.
Identify domestic church safety training needs and secure consulting contracts.
Solidify and grow a flourishing consulting foundation and inter-church referral network.
Falco K9 Academy, Brea, CA 2007 - Present
Professional dog and dog-handler trainers for domestic and international detection, protection, service, law enforcement, explosives, search & rescue, and biological anomalies. Trainers of the world’s first E. coli biological detection dog team for the State of California Department of Food and Health.
Professional Position: Vice President, Police K9 Division
Develop and implement police dog, bio-dog, detection dog, and pet dog marketing and brand strategies.
Identify law enforcement and civilian dog sales and training needs.
Secure domestic and international contracts with federal, state, and local government agencies and civilian entities.
Nashville-McLintock Police Transcriptions, Inc., Nashville, TN 2001 - 2010
Nationwide providers of confidential investigation and interview digital dictation translation services for police, sheriff, and district attorney offices.
Professional Position: National Marketing Manager / Board of Directors
Manage development and execution of marketing strategies to advance and solidify sales contracts and expansion of product and brand image for greater market share and profitability.
Translate market trends and customer needs into
actionable goals to create competitive advantage and expand new business reach.
Forecast potential sales opportunities, formulate
promotion platforms, and select key target markets.
Anaheim Police Department, Anaheim, CA 1990 - 2001
Community-wide crime prevention and life protection for the City of Anaheim, California
Professional Position: Senior Master Advanced Police Officer, Field Training Officer, Police Academy Tactical Training Officer, Community Policing Team and Emergency Response Primary Officer
Community Policing Team Investigator
Primary response officer assigned for critical
incident calls in order to de-escalate, stabilize, and evaluate emergencies for tactical emergency and medical services call-out and SWAT Team response.
Crisis response, substance abuse assessment,
homelessness intervention, and evaluation / referral of children and adults for civil commitment to acute inpatient psychiatric care.
San Clemente Lifeguard Department, San Clemente, CA 1985 - 1993
Responsible for the protection of life, limb, and property of the beach and ocean visitors
Professional Position: Ocean Lifeguard Supervisor
Responsible for on-going training of veteran ocean
tower lifeguards and new-hire training class.
Safely operate emergency 4-wheel drive rescue
vehicle.
Observe and safeguard visitors by providing
maximum safe utilization of the beach, emergency medical assistance, and ocean rescue response.
Education
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, Marriage & Family Therapy
Azusa Pacific University, San Diego, California (estimated graduation: December 2012)
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration
San Diego State University, San Diego, CA
Associate of Arts in Administration of Justice
Mira Costa College, Oceanside, CA
Affiliations
California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT), active student member #100449
California Association of Addiction Recovery Resources (CAARR) member
Certified Alcoholism and other Drug Addictions Recovery Specialist (CAS) certification #9334
Drug and Alcohol Workshop, Azusa Pacific University, 2011
Child Abuse Workshop, Azusa Pacific University, 2011
Professional Ethics and Confidentiality, Breining Institute, 2011
Ethics and Confidentiality, California Association of Addiction Recovery Resources (CAARR), 2010
Co-Occurring Disorders Level One, Mental Health Systems Inc., 2010
Treatment Plans, California Outcomes Measurement System, 2009
Data Requirements, California Outcomes Measurement System, 2009
Treatment Interviews, California Outcomes Measurement System, 2009
Advanced Motivational Interviewing, Mental Health Systems, Inc., 2009
Basic Motivational Interviewing, Mental Health Systems, Inc., 2009
Contact:
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Jessica White, MA, MFT Intern
Do you want to talk to a professional about what's going on in your life? Well, that's a step towards healing in itself! No matter what's troubling you or which relationship you are interested in restoring, counseling provides a safe environment for you to explore your heart and your relationships with others. My sole purpose is to be here for you until you no longer need me to be.
jwhite@enrichingrelationships.org
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Jessica White Bio
I meet people where they are with their challenges, stress, confusion, and need for someone to talk to about it. Once we unpack the source of your pain, we will work together in creating the life you crave. Together we can explore your thoughts, behaviors, and relationships that are of major concern to you; and, construct new ways of living and helping you grow.
With my experience working with individuals and families struggling with substance abuse, relational issues, and co-occurring disorders, I bring a wide range of practical knowledge for each individual. I look forward to working with you to identify old wounds and initiate transformative healing.
Areas of Experience and Interest:
Addictive Disorders
Building Motivation for Change
Co-Dependency
Domestic Violence
Facilitating Educational and Process Groups
Blended Families
Foster Care System Issues
Trauma Informed Care
Teenagers
12-step Recovery Models & Practices
Women's Issues
Professional Experience
Serenity Too: Site Administrator
North County Serenity House: Mental Health Specialist
South Bay Community Services: Career Coach for foster & probation youth
YMCA, Youth & Family Service: Independent Living Skills Case Manager II
Mary’s House: Residential Supervisor
New Alternatives: Childcare Worker
Education
M.A. in Counseling Psychology Southern California Seminary, El Cajon
B.A. in Psychology California State University of San Marcos, CA
Certified Domestic Violence Counselor
Registered Addiction Specialist (RAS)
Certified Stephen’s Minister Solana Beach Presbyterian Church
Registered Marriage and Family Therapist Intern with BBS in California, IMF# 64509
Affiliations
California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT)
Registered Addiction Specialist (RAS)
Supervised by G. Keith Olson, Ph.D., MFT #MFC 6022
Contact:
jwhite@enrichingrelationships.org
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Rachael Yeaman, MFT Trainee CURRENTLY, I AM NOT SCHEDULING NEW CLIENTS
“’For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to
harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future.’”
~Jeremiah 29:11
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Rachael Yeaman Bio
Life is full of unexpected twists and turns that at times can appear exciting and enticing,
yet at other moments can seem daunting, stressful and fear-inducing. I believe that all
individuals are unique creations from the Lord and the He has instilled in each of us
distinctive strengths and abilities to utilize through life’s journey during our time on this
great Earth. It is my hope and desire to create a safe and warm environment where people
are free to uncover these strengths and abilities within themselves and enhance their
future development as they break through roadblocks and navigate through the unknown
in life. I look forward to working with you as we display our trust and faith in God and
explore the journey He has planned for us.
I am a born and raised California girl. Originally from Sonoma County in Northern
California, I moved to sunny San Diego with my family when I was 14 and I have fully
enjoyed God’s awe-inspiring coastal beauty ever since. Growing up, my father was a
pastor and I learned at a young age the importance of ministry, and integrating faith with
service within such a commitment. Since my childhood, I have been afforded wonderful
opportunities to serve others and spread God’s love in order to affect long-term, positive
change and an increased quality of life in the lives of those around me.
Training:
I earned my Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Pepperdine University in Malibu,
California in 2004 with a minor in Religion and was highly involved in both departments
during my four years. I also immersed myself in Student Life during my collegiate career
as a Residential Advisor and Spiritual Life Advisor. My sophomore year was spent
in a study-abroad program in Florence, Italy where I enjoyed exploring more of the
Lord’s endless splendor in numerous countries and experiencing many unique cultures
previously unknown to me. Throughout my journey at Pepperdine, I gained excellent
knowledge, strengthened my relationship and walk with the Lord, and greatly increased
my interpersonal abilities. I am currently earning my Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology,
Marriage and Family Therapy at Azusa Pacific University where I am able to further my
faith-based education, as well as the development of many skills and abilities vital for the
therapeutic field of work.
Education and Training
Azusa Pacific University San Diego, California January 2010 – Present
Master of Arts, Clinical Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy
Pepperdine University Malibu, California August 2000 – May 2004
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology; Minor, Religion
Child Abuse Workshop San Diego, California February 2011
Offered through Azusa Pacific University
Drug and Alcohol Workshop San Diego, California February 2011
Offered through Azusa Pacific University
Professional Experience
Jary Barreto Crisis Center San Diego, California July 2011 – Present
Marriage and Family Therapy Practicum Trainee
Personality Assessment Developer Carlsbad, California July 2006 – November 2008
Efficiently managed the development of Heritage personality assessment products and services for
Buffini & Company.
Residential Advisor Malibu, California August 2002 – May 2004
Effectively provided support and counsel for students while promoting a positive, safe, and stable
atmosphere for all residents
Spiritual Life Advisor Florence, Italy August 2001 – May 2002
Successfully provided emotional, mental, and spiritual support and counsel for students oversees in
Florence, Italy in the aftermath of 9/11
Summer Undergraduate Research Program Malibu, California May – August 2003
Professor elected research study; Psychology Department, Pepperdine University
Pepperdine Volunteer Center Malibu, California September 2000 – May 2004
Psychology Volunteer
Alzheimer and Dementia Care Specialist San Diego, California May – August 2002
Safely facilitated a variety of events and activities for residents with beginning to mid stage memory
and cognitive impairment diagnosis
Career Development and Affiliations
California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists September 2010 – Present
Student Member
Personal Therapy Hours San Diego, California July 2010 – Present Azusa Pacific University requirement with licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Supervised by Blaise Reidlinger, Ph.D. San Diego, California July 2011 – Present
Supervised by Marcial Felan, D.Min., MFT MFC #45603 San Diego, California August 2011 – Present
Contact:
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