Beth Hunter holds a Masters Degree in Counseling from Regent University. She has worked in private practice and built a counseling /discipleship program in her church. She is also a published author with a 12-week Bible study: Forgive and Live. This study has recently been re-written as a 7-week video series. Beth specializes in treatment for depression, anxiety disorders, PTSD, sexual abuse, dissociation, anger management, and affair recovery. Beth has been married to her husband, Rich, for over 30 years. They have three adult children and 4 grandchildren.

Sylvia Chipman is a Marriage Coach and SYMBIS Certified Premarital Counselor. She owns Thrive Marriage Coaching and serves on staff at Lighthouse Counseling. Sylvia holds a BA in Psychology and an MA in Human Services from Regent University. Sylvia works with all stages of married couples but as a retired military spouse, holds a special place in her heart for the military couple and understands the unique challenges that being married in the military may present. Alongside her husband of twenty-seven years, she serves as the Marriage Ministry Coordinator at her church. In her spare time, Sylvia enjoys running, walking with friends, spending time with her grand baby, and date nights with her husband.

Kristin Stock is a Licensed Resident in Counseling at Lighthouse Counseling. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from James Madison University and a Master’s degree in Counseling from Old Dominion University. Kristin has a passion for helping couples who are going through tough times or who need a tune up in their marriage. Kristin has presented on a variety of topics over the years at workshops and conferences. When she is not in the office, you can find her on the ball field or in the grocery store for the third time this week.

Jodi Melissa Slaughter believes that family is the cornerstone of society and that the foundation of family is marriage. Jodi brings nearly 18 years of clinical experience working with children, couples, domestic violence survivors, and families in crises, and continues to address the issues facing women and the stigma of mental illnesses within the African-American Community. Jodi is a Licensed Resident in Counseling, Certified Coach, Speaker, Author, and Ordained Minister. Jodi earned a Master of Arts degree in Counseling with a concentration in Community Counseling, School Counseling, and Marriage and Family Therapy from Regent University. Jodi is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Strategic Leadership from Liberty University.

Derrick Johnston received his Bachelor degree in Psychology and his Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy from Regent University. As a licensed resident in counseling and a certified SYMBIS facilitator, he helps couples in all phases of relationship. Derrick’s passion lies with the military family and helping the members to navigate the unique experiences of military life while holding a family together. His own experience allows detailed insight into integrating to family life after deployment, being a blended family, and talking it out. His experience as a law enforcement officer gives him added experience on dealing with trauma. Derrick likes to work with couples, individuals, and children of the family unit.

Jill Thomas is a Licensed Resident in Counseling and received her Master’s Degree from Regent University. She has been in the Mental Health field since 2003. Jill’s experience includes working with Community Mental Health, Military/Government, and Private Practice. Jill has a heart for our Military members and their families as her spouse served in the US Navy for 20 years. Jill specializes in the treatment for Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, Women’s issues, Grief/Loss, Military lifestyle, and Marital issues. Jill works with adults and couples.

Natalie Latham is a licensed resident in counseling in the state of Virginia. She holds a bachelors degree in Music Education from the University of New Hampshire and a masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Regent University. She taught over ten years in the public school system and spent time teaching as a missionary in Honduras. Natalie is passionate about helping people achieve their goals in marriages and families, as well as individually within counseling. She enjoys addressing spiritual concerns, practicing communication skills, and processing the early impacts of family dynamics upon present day relationships.

Dana Che Williams is a speaker, marriage coach, and the host of the Rebuilding Us podcast. She is a devoted daughter and friend of God and serves as a Teaching Pastor at a multi-site, multi-ethnic church in Virginia Beach. In groups large or small, Dana’s mission is to help lead people into more fruitful and connected relationships with the Lord and each other. On the podcast, she is known for her graceful candor, humor, and encouraging yet challenging advice. Dana holds a B.A. in communication from Regent University. She shares her life with her husband of 24 years, Shaun, their four amazing children, and their “multi-cultural” dog. Connect with her on Instagram @mrsdanache or her website at http://danache.com.