Chris is a mental health, fitness, and wellness professional with several years of experience helping people make lasting lifestyle changes that facilitate growth and healing. He is the current President of the Wyoming Counseling Association. Chris specializes in health and athletic counseling to assist in improving performance and quality of life.
Chris provided fitness services at the Duke Diet and Fitness Center for 7 years and provided health psychology services for Duke Integrative Medicine for 3 years. In addition to coaching for seven years, Chris has been a sport counselor for dozens of collegiate athletes including several NJCAA All-Americans and elite high school athletes from across the state.
Chris provided fitness services at the Duke Diet and Fitness Center for 7 years and provided health psychology services for Duke Integrative Medicine for 3 years. In addition to coaching for seven years, Chris has been a sport counselor for dozens of collegiate athletes including several NJCAA All-Americans and elite high school athletes from across the state.
Services
Are you feeling depressed, stressed out, angry? Let me help you in a different way than you have tried before. Learn how to change your relationship with difficult, painful thoughts and emotions. Discover your potential to act on what inspires you to live a more rich, meaningful life with those you love!
Do you have specific nutrition needs related to a medical condition? Are you looking for guidance on how to make healthier choices in your diet? Have you been working to lose weight and feel like you are making good choices but not seeing success? Are you looking to improve your athletic performance and need help in meal composition and timing?
If you are looking to achieve a specific number on the scale or clothing size, our approach probably is not for you. If, however, you are looking for a new, different, evidence-based approach to weight management and living a more meaningful life, Welcome! Our approach emphasizes a flexible way of life without a bunch of rules.
MA in Human Service Counseling: Addiction and Recovery from Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA (2016). Julie taught special education for 15 years, Adult education for 4 years, and 6th grade for 5 years. The first 10 years were in CA and the last in Rock Springs at the high school and then Eastside Elementary.
April has been working with youth in the foster care and juvenile justice system for 20 years and is currently the Independent Living Coordinator for Sweetwater County for youth 14 to 21 yrs. Lexy's main focus is concentrating on the client's overall wellbeing, while working on the preservation and restoration of the client's mental health.
Reviews (3)
Jasmine Taylor
Nov 22, 2021
Report
I was hopeful, I called and spoke with Chris. He said he would speak to his team Wednesday and then get back to us. I didn’t see his number come back up and a week had passed. I went to the website and emailed from the site. Still no reply. If no ones willing to take us for family counseling then please just say we can’t. Or I don’t have openings. Instead we are clinging to hope that was never there.
We will look elsewhere
But I’m very hurt and worried people only ask for help until they give up realizing it will never come. And I alone can not figure situation out without setting of
We will look elsewhere
But I’m very hurt and worried people only ask for help until they give up realizing it will never come. And I alone can not figure situation out without setting of
Misty Glenn
Aug 07, 2019
Report
Anney Murdock
Aug 30, 2018
Report