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Meet the Therapists at PPI
Clark Echols
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Clark Echols, MDiv, MA, is a licensed professional counselor who graduated from Xavier University’s graduate program in Community Counseling in 2010. He retired from a 32 year career as an ordained pastor in the New Church, a denomination promoting a new Christianity based on the philosophy of Emanuel Swedenborg, an 18th century Christian philosopher, theologian and mystic whose radical notions of our spirituality, our relationship to God, and the nature of God as pure love, impacts Clark’s work by encouraging a heart and mind open to the goodness of the human soul, the possibility of healing of mental disease, and an acceptance of every faith tradition. Clark is ready to work with individuals and couples using mindfulness, cognitive therapies and spiritual development based on his professional training and life experience. He especially wants to be of service to men with anger, addiction and PTSD issues. |
Julie Tiemeier is a Licensed Professional counselor who joined the PPI family
in January 2010. She holds a Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling from the
Athenaeum of Ohio.Julie assists individuals, couples and families with an
emphasis on empathy and caring. She has 18 months internship experience working
with the delicate needs of children and adolescents, offering stability and
creativity in her relational approach. Her professional background includes 16
years of critical care practice as a Registered Nurse, and she has volunteered
at Hospice of Cincinnati since July 2005. She is a member of the American
Counseling Association. Julie's ministry encourages you, the client, to invite
gratitude, joy and hope as you discover God loving hand working in your life.
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Julie Tiemeier
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Linda Nachbauer
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Linda is a Licensed Professional Counselor, received her MA in Community Counseling from Xavier University, and is an Affiliate Instructor at the University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine. She has twenty-five years experience in health care and extensive multi-cultural experience in pastoral leading, coordinating, and overseas ministry. Her BA in Communication Arts has afforded her the advantage of serving a greater community of individuals from all ethnicities, such as couples, families, adults, adolescents, and children.
Linda believes that life presents many challenges and experiencing difficulty can become a complex component of our existence. Since everyone possesses the capacity to change, challenges present an opportunity to conquer the difficulty. By addressing the root cause of an issue, if a client is willing, she is able to facilitate personal transformation. Some of the areas that Linda focuses on are personal, family, marriage and adolescent concerns, grief, anxiety and depression, career development, spiritual direction, personal empowerment, and overall health assessment. |
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