Mary Keller has a Bachelors in Education from the University of St. Francis and a Masters in Education from Indiana University as well as an endorsement and license in school counseling.

Mary has spent over 40 years in both the public and private sector of education. She has worked as a teacher, educational liaison, and supervisor. Mary has over 25 years experience as a school counselor. Mary has enjoyed mentoring students in the Fort Wayne area schools.

Mary has extensive experience working with children and adolescents with behavior issues. She is familiar with special education concerns and has assisted in the IP process. Mary’s diverse educational work and experience has provided unique knowledge and information to work with youth in crisis.

Raphael completed his Master’s degree in Counselor Education from Purdue University-Fort Wayne with a focus on Mental Health. He also received the Purdue Fort Wayne Counselor Education Clinical Excellence Award in April 2019.

Raphael has a passion for advocacy, serving, and empowering the underserved and underrepresented populations of our community. He brings over 7 years of experience working with various populations, including but not limited to: homeless individuals, juveniles, adult offenders, at-risk youth populations, and individuals with mental illnesses.

Raphael operates with an optimistic perspective. He believes, despite the darkness there is in any situation or individual - good can be discovered and used as a tool of motivation to rebuild, reorganize, and rebrand. Raphael has dedicated himself to helping others grow personally, professionally, and spiritually, in hopes that a ripple effect will be the start of individuals committing to doing the work it takes to be a better version of themselves.

Outside of the counseling office Raphael enjoys spending time with his wife and their two beautiful children. Raphael is a member of the American Counseling Association, The Fellowship of Christian Counselors and an associate minister at Greater Progressive Baptist Church.

Becki Kelley has a Bachelor's Degree in Communication Arts from Cedarville University and a Master's Degree in Professional Counseling from Liberty University. Becki has spent much of her counseling career assisting those who are youth aged and assessing clients in crisis. She is certified in Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) and has led groups on substance use, anger management, and life skills.

Becki received the calling to enter the counseling field after spending 25 years in media when she was diagnosed, treated for, and survived breast cancer. The experience took her to a place of great suffering and also put her around others who were suffering and needed help, especially with the mental and emotional toll that a cancer diagnosis can cause. While God has not led her to work with cancer patients in particular, it has become clear that just about any of life's situations can cause mental and emotional challenges and she feels called to meet people in their difficulty.

When not working, Becki enjoys watching her teenage son play soccer, basketball, and baseball. Becki attends Pathway Community Church.

Mike is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), receiving his Master’s Degree in Counseling from
Cornerstone University. He is also an ordained Pastoral Counselor. Mike also has thirty years of previous
work experience in the business world. His passion is to work with individuals and couples to help them
realize their purpose and identity in Christ, and how that knowledge can provide them with peace in life
circumstances. 

Mike’s use of God’s Word and CBT will address issues of anxiety, depression, trauma,
stress, relationship conflict, and communication problems. Mike also incorporates an exploration of
current and past thoughts, habits, and behaviors that can often get in the way of us moving forward in
life and getting to know God’s love, grace, and foregiveness..

Mike is a member of Fellowship of Christian Counselors and American Association of Christian Counselors. He and his wife Brenda are members of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Lakeland, Florida.

Shea Busch, LMFT, LMHC has been a Marriage and Family Therapist for over 12 years. She earned her Masters from the School of Education in Counseling and Counselor Education at Purdue University of Fort Wayne and earned her BS of Psychology from Indiana Wesleyan University. She is the Clinical Specialist for Cross Connections, which entails managing all requests for records, providing supervision for interns and associates, and consultation for licensed therapists. Shea has worked with youth in residential settings providing individual and family therapy and adult and adolescent clients diagnosed with eating disorders in residential and outpatient settings. She has received training in Trauma-Focused CBT, and is now working on her certification as an Approved Supervisor through the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists.

Paula S. Martin, MS-Ed, LSW, LMHC, LCAC, received her Bachelors in Supervision from Purdue University and a Masters in Counseling Education from Indiana University. Paula has over 30 years experience as a Social Service Worker and Mental Health Therapist and believes in treating everyone with respect and dignity. She believes in creating a safe place for difficult conversations, work on resolving issues and collaboration on treatment plans. Paula’s approach is Client-Centered, Trauma-Focused, Biblical and Narrative. Her specialties include: At-risk Youth, Racial Tensions, Depression, Anxiety, Addiction, Grief & Loss. Paula is a member of The Greater Spirit of Love Church and enjoys reading, creating floral arrangements, crocheting, listening to gospel music, and spending time with family.

Paul received his Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling from Liberty University with a mental health and addictions emphasis. Since then, he has received an LCAC license specializing in both chemical dependencies and process addictions. Paul has also done extensive grief counseling due to losses accompanying addiction, with a trauma-informed approach. While he was working towards his Masters, Paul worked for several years as a supported living aide, working primarily with Cerebral Palsy and Traumatic Brain Injury. Paul advocates for his clients and seeks first to understand, and then walk with them toward a healthier, well-balanced and Christ-centered life.

Paul has worked in both residential and outpatient settings and each presents unique challenges to both the counselee in his recovery and to the counselor in enhancing that motivation for recovery. Paul believes that the greatest hope for sustained recovery is in a relationship with Jesus Christ and consistency in spiritual growth. He feels rapport and comfort dealing with teens, those in their 60’s and all ages in between.

Paul enjoys free time with his wife Bonnie, five children combined between them, with two grandchildren and four foster grandchildren as well as Willie, their Blue Heeler. Paul is a member of Fellowship of Christian Counselors and American Association of Christian Counselors. He is an active member of Headwaters Church in Fort Wayne Indiana.

Holli received her Bachelors in Education from Purdue Lafayette and her Masters in Pastoral Counseling from Liberty University. Incorporating psychological and biblical practices, Holli leads clients to God as the source of help, the Way to healing, and the answer for every need. She desires to be led by the Holy Spirit as He directs every client’s unique healing journey. Her holistic approach recognizes that our spirit, soul, and body are interconnected and that successful treatment addresses somatic, psychological, and spiritual symptoms. She focuses on helping clients renew their minds and take harmful thoughts and behaviors captive. This is accomplished through a unique combination of client education in neuroscience, biblical CBT and ACT techniques, and practices which help clients incorporate Truth into their everyday lives.  Holli is a mother to nine children and enjoys homeschooling, participating in worship & discipleship ministry, biking, hiking, enjoying God’s creation and all types of creative work.