Rooted in care.
Reaching toward
your best self.

Glen, known affectionately as "Mr. G.", is a son, husband, father, mentor, life coach, educator, and social worker. Throughout his life, he has experienced numerous life-changing experiences that have affected how he perceives life. Through adversity, he realized the importance of mental health awareness and social/emotional life skills, igniting his passion to achieve a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's degree in Social Work.

Glen states that many clients come to counseling feeling stuck — trapped in patterns they can't explain, driven by emotions they don't fully understand, or struggling to make meaningful changes in their lives despite having the desire to do so. They may be dealing with anxiety, depression, self-doubt, relationship difficulties, or a general sense of disconnection from themselves, from others, or from their goals. Underneath these challenges, they often carry a deep longing: to feel understood, to gain clarity, and to move forward with more confidence and purpose.

In his work, Glen specializes in helping individuals explore how their early life experiences and relationships have shaped their current thoughts, behaviors, and emotional patterns. Through psychodynamic therapy, he helps you look beneath the surface to uncover the unconscious influences that may hold you back. This process brings insight, but more importantly, it fosters self-compassion and the capacity for real, lasting change.

At the same time, Glen also uses motivational interviewing to support you in identifying your strengths, values, and inner motivations. Rather than pushing change from the outside, you will work collaboratively to cultivate change from within — gently, respectfully, and at your pace. This approach is especially powerful for those who feel ambivalent or overwhelmed by the idea of change.

Glen's goal is to create a space where you feel safe to explore your inner world without judgment. Together, you'll be able to uncover what's been weighing you down and develop new ways of relating to yourself and others. You don't have to navigate this alone.

Andrew understands that seeking support takes courage, so his goal is to create a space where you feel heard, understood, and genuinely supported. He uses knowledge from his extensive experience providing trauma-informed, client-centered care across outpatient, community, and residential settings to provide a safe space for you.

This enables him to navigate a wide range of challenges, including trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship conflict, parenting stress, substance use, and major life transitions — with adults, adolescents, couples, and families. He also has deep experience supporting individuals from blue collar and oilfield backgrounds, military and veteran communities, and LGBTQIA2S+ clients seeking affirming, non-judgmental care.

His style is warm, collaborative, and grounded in practical tools that help you move forward. He draws from Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) to support meaningful, lasting change. These approaches help increase connection — together you explore patterns, build insight, strengthen coping skills, and identify solutions that fit your life and values.

Andrew is versed in trauma and PTSD, relationship and couple's concerns, family and parent–child dynamics, anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, life transitions and identity development, substance use and co-occurring disorders, stress related to work (shift schedules and high-demand jobs), crisis recovery and safety planning, as well as supporting oilfield, blue collar, and rural communities.

Clients often express appreciation for his calm presence, straightforward communication, and ability to meet them where they are. Andrew values cultural humility and believes every person's story deserves to be honored. His goal is to help you feel more grounded, more connected, and more capable of navigating whatever challenges you're facing.

Jason is currently focused on helping veterans or active military personnel due to his understanding of the culture, transition, deployments, and assimilation back into civilian life. After retiring from the military, he completed his Master's Degree in Social Work in order to provide more options for the underserved military population in Lawton and the surrounding areas.

Jason knows the experiences of being both enlisted and an officer in the Army as well as the process of separating from service. He feels this knowledge helps reduce explanation and confusion about acronyms or cultural dynamics, which aids in being able to communicate and navigate an individual's experience more efficiently and effectively.

Jason also worked with the Lawton/Fort Sill Veteran's Center providing individual and group counseling as well as Case Management services — not only to those residing in the VA Center but also to their families. Jason ran both a Veteran's counseling group and a Spouse counseling group at the facility.

Prior to joining the military, Jason worked in the medical field and has awareness of trauma associated with health care, chronic pain, terminal illness, and death. In all of his jobs, Jason was moved to management or leadership positions due to his empathetic and authentic personality as well as his natural leadership style.

Jason hopes to provide a space where comfort, calmness, and non-judgment are the top priority. His goal for his clients is for them to explore their experience and use self-determination to find their own path for healing and growth.