Ken is a Licensed Professional Counselor who understands firsthand how difficult it is to seek and ask for help, and also how beneficial counseling and therapy can be for restoring relationships and individual mental health. After more than a decade building his career, Ken began to feel restless and dissatisfied. It was in these years that Ken started to notice his anxious thoughts and compulsive behaviors began to disrupt his daily life, despite an outward appearance of normalcy. Additionally, Ken’s home life was under pressure as his wife and one of his children were diagnosed with various unexpected and misunderstood medical conditions. Through his own experience of seeking help through counseling and therapy, Ken discovered a passion for helping others who found themselves lost, suffering, and feeling hopeless.

Ken received his Master of Counseling degree from Dallas Baptist University in 2016 and has been counseling individuals and families ever since. He enjoys working with adolescents, their families, couples, and men of all ages to address a variety of struggles and issues. Ken prefers to include the family in the process of counseling and therapy to the maximum extent possible, as he has found that family support and accountability are vital to healing. His aim is to provide a safe environment in which clients can process their feelings and conflicts while identifying personal, spiritual, and relational resources that will help them move closer to the person they were created to be. Ken’s philosophy of life is simple: Every day is a gift – embrace and enjoy the process of living; the destination is the reward.

Ken has lived in Grapevine-Colleyville since 1997 with his wife, two teenage sons, and their rescue dog. When not counseling, Ken enjoys drinking good coffee, exploring new and creative spiritual practices, and collecting vintage sports cards.