About Us
New Heights Counseling will exist to offer counseling that is –
Christ-centered, whole-person oriented, and relationally rooted.
CHRIST-CENTERED
We believe Christ is central to our lives and to understanding ourselves, our stories, and our struggles – sin and suffering. We believe that Scripture is central in connecting people to the gospel.
WHOLE-PERSON
We are made in the image of God, and as such, we consider how our stories are impacted by spiritual, social, physical, and emotional influences.
RELATIONALLY ROOTED
We acknowledge that the church community – relationships within the body of Christ – is central to our spiritual health and well being.
New Heights Counseling uses a Christ-centered counseling approach where the Bible is the foundation for understanding ourselves and our struggles.
The Bible informs basic questions such as – Who are we? What motivates us? How do we understand our relational and personal struggles? How does change occur? Our philosophy of counseling is rooted in God’s Word. We affirm that the Bible is our authority and greatest source of wisdom for all of life – including the various struggles that bring a person into the counseling room.
Our goal is to meaningfully bring the gospel into the counseling room, helping counselees see how the gospel intersects and practically impacts the struggles they are facing. We counsel from a biblical worldview – viewing our identity, our problems, and our hope through the lens of scripture.
Our Team
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Administrative Support
Level 2 Counselors
Level 1 Counselors
Dwight Lathim
Lori Warmack
Candi Talbott
Cheryl Dyehouse
Pat McConnell
Bill McConnell
Jeremy Smith
Patricia Tiernan
Shannon Emery
Larisa Morariu
Melissa Fink-Akizuki
Michelle Lathim
Tori McCormic
Peggy Koppes
Beau Wiseman
Shannon Tracy
Have Other Questions?
Please visit our FAQ page for a few of the questions we often receive at New Heights Counseling.
If you have other questions, send us a note and we’ll see how we can help. If you’re looking to schedule a counseling appointment, please use the “Request Care” button below.