At Healing Connection I strive to provide a safe, encouraging, non-judgmental, Christian atmosphere where people can heal and feel empowered. I believe that God designed people to heal and to live in harmony, but sometimes life's problems get in the way. Traumatic experiences and/or destructive attitudes, addictions, or behaviors can have a detrimental impact on all aspects of life. I use EMDR, a remarkably effective and proven treatment for quickly healing old wounds and helping people embrace their own spiritual and emotional strengths.

I have been a therapist for over 25 years and love seeing people resolve problems, heal relationships, and embrace life. My PhD is in Marriage and Family Therapy. I have extensive experience in areas that impact emotional and family health such as physical, sexual, and emotional abuse and trauma, and abuse of drugs and alcohol. Christian counseling is my calling. Learn more at www.HealingConnection.org

Clinical Member: EMDR International Association

I was instrumental in starting a chapter of Mother's Against Drunk Driving in Corsicana Texas and served 2 years as president as well as representative for our MADD chapter at the state level.

I have maintained active involvement in Christian Fellowship including work on the prayer hotline and counseling committees of my church.

I created and managed Non-Profit organization, Healing Connection Ministries, designed to provide treatment services to people in need and to distribute Healing Connection Prayer CDs and other uplifting Christian resources.

I have served 4 years on the Board of Directors of Alpha Home, a spiritually based treatment center for women alcoholics and drug addicts.

I served 3 years as board member and president of the board in my housing community, Idlewood Condominiums.

My office is in the Perrin Oaks Office Park on Perrin Beitel near the Wurzback Parkway. It is very close to the Main Post Office on Perrin Beitel in NorthEast San Antonio. My office is in the back buildingf in Suite 400.

From 410 turnNorth on Perrin Bietel and go 1 mile, just past the Wurzback Parkway bridge then turn left into the second driveway.

If you are coming fromcommunities North of San Antonio traveling on I 35, take the Wurzback Parkway exit and then the Perrin Beitel Exit. My office will be across the street as you come out of the exit.

Comming from 1604 West -Take the Bulverde Road exit and quickly vere to the left onto Clossen. The name changes to Higgins, but continue 2 1/4 miles to Nacogdoches. Turn right onNacogdoches and drive 2.64 miles. The street name will change to Perrin Beitel. Turn right into the Perrin Oaks Office Park just before you get to the Wurzbach Parkway bridge.