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Boyce
Ruegsegger
M.A., LMHC, CAC |
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Boyce Ruegsegger holds
a professional counselor degree from Colorado Christian University
and is a licensed mental health counselor. Boyce’s primary specialties are men’s issues
and marriage counseling. In regards to men’s issues, his
focus is helping men overcome sex addiction through personal growth. In
regards to marriage counseling his specific interest is helping couples
who have experienced unfaithfulness in their relationship restore and
improve their marriages. |
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Barbara
A. Riggs
Ph.D., LMFT, LCSW |
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Dr. Riggs is a Licensed Marriage and
Family Therapist who specializes in couple and family issues, trauma
recovery, anxiety and depression. She is the founder of Eagle Creek
Counseling and served as the Director from 1992-2004. She is currently
an Associate Professor at Indiana Wesleyan University where she oversees
the Graduate Counseling Program in Indianapolis and teaches Marriage
and Family courses. She is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor and an active
member of IAMFT. She recently co-authored a textbook, Marriage and
Family: A Christian Perspective. Dr. Riggs does frequent mission work
in the Philippines and attends Plainfield Christian Church. |
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Beth Stiers
M.S., LMHC |
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Beth is a Licensed Mental
Health Counselor and specializes in child, adolescent and adult therapy.
She works with clients experiencing grief/loss, anxiety, phobias, PTSD,
depression, abuse, marital issues, school issues, and spiritual issues.
She is also trained in Level II EMDR, a therapy used for dealing with
trauma and abuse. Additionally Beth serves as a Disaster Mental Health
Red Cross Supervisor and conducts regular grief seminars. |
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Laura Hickman
M.A.,
LMHC |
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Laura is a Licensed
Mental Health Counselor who received her Masters of Arts degree in
Clinical Psychology from Wheaton College. Laura specializes in
working with children, adolescents and families in the areas of depression,
anxiety, ADHD, obsessive-compulsive disorder, grief/loss, and school
or behavior problems. Laura also enjoys helping parents “fine-tune” their
parenting skills and thus better help their children. |
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Trish
Crowder
M.A., LMFT |
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Trish
is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who works with children,
teens, individuals, couples, and families. She gives careful
attention to concerns that often affect the family such as blended
family issues, divorce, raising three preschoolers at once, encouraging
kids, connecting with teens, or a newly empty nest. She helps
couples communicate more effectively to feel connected and understood. She
also assists clients working through spiritual issues, women’s
issues, anxiety, PTSD, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and ADHD. |
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Deron
Brown
M.S., LMHC, School Psychologist
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Deron is a Licensed
Mental Health Counselor and School Psychologist who has earned degrees
from Indiana University and Butler University respectively. He specializes
in children, adolescent and adult therapy. Areas of interest include
working with individuals dealing with depression, anxiety, anger management,
ADHD, grief and loss, and issues related to relationships, school,
spirituality and sports performance. Along with individual and marriage
counseling, Deron conducts intelligence, academic and emotional/behavioral
assessments on students of all school ages. On a personal note, Deron
is married with four school-aged children and is a member, Sunday school
teacher and youth group leader of a small country Baptist church. Additionally
he enjoys coaching and watching his children compete in gymnastics,
baseball, basketball, swimming and tennis.
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Jonathan Burg
M.A., LMFT
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Jonathan Burg earned his undergraduate degree in Bible and Religion from Anderson University. He completed his master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Indiana Wesleyan University. He is a licensed marriage and family therapist and a member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy. He has worked in residential facilities for at-risk youth, prisons, churches and private practices. Utilizing a family systems approach to counseling, he primarily works in the areas of adolescent issues, fostering family cohesion, sexually maladaptive behavior, addictive behaviors, recovering from childhood trauma, emotion dysregulation (to include domestic violence) and increasing marital satisfaction. |
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PSYCHIATRIC
NURSE
PRACTITIONER |
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Sheryl
Terzini
APRN, BC |
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Sheryl
Terzini has been a board certified clinical nurse specialist in psychiatric
nursing for 25 years and has practiced in the field of psychiatry for
32 years. Sheryl’s primary interests include treatment
of anxiety and depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, ADHD, and
obsessive compulsive disorder. She works with clients of all age groups
beginning with school age. Sheryl utilizes a holistic approach
which incorporates physical health and communication with primary care
physicians as part of treatment. |
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