Camelia Lonsway LMSW. Camelia attended Hope College where she earned her bachelors in social work. After starting a job working with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, she felt God tell her it was time to continue her education. Continuing to work full time Camelia attended Western Michigan University and received her Master’s in Social Work with a clinical focus in trauma and TF-CBT. Camelia is passionate about serving and loving people through the gifts that God has given her. She utilizes a trauma informed lens with each of her clients. She is able to see where they are and come alongside them as they begin, or continue, their healing journey.

Brittany Dykstra LLMSW, Brittany is passionate about building intentional relationships with her clients and creating a safe place where they are seen, heard, and valued as God’s beloved children.  She is well-equipped to help those who struggle with spiritual growth, trauma, anxiety, depression, perfectionism, anger, stress management, identity issues, and major life transitions.  Brittany has her MSW from Fordham and her Bachelor’s in Social Work from Trinity Christian College. Brittany is trained in Brainspotting, and Trauma-Focused CBT and has served as a church Youth Director.

Rebecca Grant, LLPC: Rebecca attended Cedarville College where she earned a Bachelor’s in Bible with a mission’s emphasis. She graduated from Grand Rapids Theological Seminary with a MA in Biblical Counseling. She and her husband have lived in South Africa, Hungary & Mexico engaging in business and missions. Together they have 6 children, the youngest of which is adopted. Rebecca is passionate about helping individuals discover their identity, gifting and calling through the therapeutic lens, coming alongside of them wherever they are in their life journey.

Sarah Schemper, MA, LLPC, Sarah works with individuals and couples at Midtown Counseling and Konfara Counseling, as well as with Holland Public students through Midtown’s on-site counseling program. Her passion lies in helping people examine their current interpersonal functioning to discover patterns, identify values, and learn skills and strategies to help them identify and achieve their goals. Through using an attachment-focused and interpersonal lens, she sees that our “issues” and pain are the result of, or are inflicted through, our relationships with others, and that relationships are then also the key to healing. She is passionate about supporting people through their journey of discovering more about themselves and the unique ways God has created and gifted them.

Sarah earned her Bachelor’s degree in Communication from Dordt University, and her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Marshall University. Sarah has been married to her husband, Greg, for over twenty years, and they have two teenage daughters.

Matthew Mulder, MA, LPC:  Matt specializes in walking with individual’s who are struggling with pornography addiction or other forms of unwanted sexual behavior. Matt works with individuals who’ve experienced the horrors of sexual, physical, emotional or spiritual abuse and the stress that follows.  He has a heart for journeying with clients who are grieving and may be  struggling with questions of identity and spirituality.