Rachel Armstrong is a Licensed Professional Counselor in DFW specializing in depression and anxiety in adolescents, college-aged and young adults. She received her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Baylor University in 2010, and later went on to receive her Master’s degree in Biblical Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary in 2014. For the past seven years she has worked at a private Christian counseling practice in Grapevine and loved her time serving that community. In the Fall of 2021 she started her role as the Social & Emotional Counselor for the Upper School at Trinity Christian Academy in Addison where she is able to expand her reach in helping teens understand mental health.

Dr. Rick Burgin is the Director of the Counseling Services at Mission Arlington/Mission Metroplex, a 501(c)(3) faith-based organization located in Arlington, Texas. In addition to 30 years in this role, he is a Licensed Professional Counselor, an Adjunct Professor at Dallas Baptist University, and, since 2009, a volunteer law enforcement Chaplain with the Arlington Police Department. In his current role as Department Chaplain, Dr. Burgin focuses on the emotional, mental, and spiritual health of the sworn officers and non-sworn personnel. Dr. Burgin specializes in crisis intervention, crisis counseling, trauma, grief and loss, and in working with underserved populations.

Mentanna Campbell, PhD, is a licensed professional counselor and provides a wide range of counseling services for individuals, couples and families. In addition to seeing clients, Mentanna is an adjunct professor at Texas Christian University and B. H. Carroll. Her primary area of research focuses on the resolution of religious and spiritual struggles within the context of counseling. When not working, Mentanna loves to spend time exploring the great outdoors with her husband and two teenage sons.

Wesley B. Cunningham, MA, LCPAA, LPC-Associate has worked at ACH Child and Family Services for over 22 years with children and youth in residential, treatment, and counseling settings. Wes also sees youth and families at Promises Community Ministry in Burleson. Wes enjoys the work of seeking to impact families and youth in the metroplex. In addition, Wes enjoys watching soccer and playing soccer with old people.

Jordan Davis, Ph.D., LPC-S, currently serves as the Director of Counseling and Spiritual Care, and Assistant Professor of Counseling, at Dallas Baptist University. Dr. Davis began his service at DBU in 2016. Prior to his current position, Dr. Davis worked as a therapist and Outpatient Clinical Director at Meier Clinic in Richardson, Texas for eight years. Dr. Davis completed a Master of Arts in Counseling degree at DBU and a Ph.D. in Counselor Supervision and Education at Texas A&M-University Commerce. Dr. Davis has co-authored several publications, including Self-Injury and the Use of Behavioral Interventions: A Synthesis of Single Case Studies, The Biblical Practice of Lament: Implications for Therapy, and the soon-to-be-released book, Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Perspectives on Costly Leadership. Dr. Davis lives in Midlothian with his wife Caitie, his children Jace, Caroline, and Charley, and their beloved boxer Daphne.

Dr. Floyd is a Licensed Professional Counselor (Approved Supervisor) and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. He leads the counseling ministry of Gambrell Street Baptist Church. In addition to professional memberships in the American Association of Christian Counselors and the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, he authored Crisis Counseling: A Guide for Pastors and Professionals (Kregel Academic & Professional).

Scott Floyd earned M.A.M.F.C. and Ph.D. degrees from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Fort Worth, TX), with additional study toward the M.Div.B.L. degree. Prior to his 2010 appointment to Carroll Institute, he taught for twenty years at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and was Professor of Psychology and Counseling (2008-2010). He also served as Assistant Professor of Psychology at Howard Payne University (1988-90). Dr. Floyd taught courses at the Canadian Southern Baptist Seminary, Cochrane, Alberta, Canada, in 1995, 1998, and 2003.

Dr. Floyd and his wife Molly have four children: Arie, Micah, Jilli, and Macy.

Krissie Lain Garland is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Texas. She holds a Master of Arts Degree in Marriage and Family Counseling from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Krissie is a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist, Certified Addictions Specialist, and a Certified Life Coach.

Krissie was born and raised in Texas. She currently resides in Tyler with her two children, Joah and Selah. For over ten years, Krissie has counseled with people of all ages and from all different backgrounds, and has extensive experience working in ministry and with ministry leaders. After her husband died suddenly in 2019, Krissie has focused her work on partnering with local churches and ministries around the world to help educate others in understanding mental illness in a biblical and practical way. She works for a national ministry organization called Care for Pastors. Care for Pastors provides resources, counseling, and comprehensive care to pastoral families.

Along with counseling, Krissie has recently co-authored a book entitled, “Open Letters to Our Fellow Fighters: How the Gospel Brings Hope to Anxiety and Depression.” She also serves as a public speaker as well as an advocate for those struggling in silence from mental illness.

Dr. Carroll Marr has served as the Senior Pastor of Southcliff Baptist Church since 1998. He and his wife Tanya came to Southcliff from their hometown of Natchitoches, Louisiana, and have been married for 41 years. They are both very active, love biking and hiking, and are regulars at their gym. Carroll is known for his ability to tell a good story.

Dr. Doug McPherson is the lead pastor of Mayfield Road Baptist Church. He holds a Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Ministry in New Testament Context from Northern Seminary. Doug and his wife, Rebekah have three sons and are self-proclaimed gym rats. Doug enjoys working out, spending time with his family, and drinking good coffee.

Becky Schwartze is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master’s degree in Counseling from Dallas Baptist University. She currently has a private practice in Southlake, Texas. She completed her Bachelor’s degree in psychology at Baylor University.

Becky has experience working with young adults, couples, and families and has been a licensed therapist for over five years. She began her career providing individual counseling to young adults and families at a local domestic abuse shelter. She now owns and operates a private practice by the name of Hopeful Hearts Counseling.

Her areas of expertise include trauma, depression, grief, anxiety, boundaries, self-esteem, communication issues, stress, family/relationship issues, and personal growth. She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) in the treatment of trauma. She is certified in Cognitive Reprocessing Training (CPT), and she is certified to provide pre-marital and marital counseling through the Prepare/Enrich program. She also provides Christian counseling based on Biblical values.

Matt Sessoms is licensed in Texas as a Professional Counselor and a Marriage and Family Therapist. He holds certification from the American Board of Christian Sex Therapists as a Certified Sex Therapist. His goal as a counselor is to assist clients in navigating and overcoming the distress they experience in their personal and interpersonal lives. Matt is the owner of, and practitioner at YADA Family Counseling in Fort Worth, where he counsels both individuals and couples in healing the brokenness experienced in their lives. Prior to private practice, Matt worked at MHMR in Tarrant County conducting adolescent services, and then forensic services in Tarrant County Jail.