“There is no such thing as a hopeless situation.”

— A.R. Lewis

Our Team

  • Background.

    Rich is the owner & clinical director of Pathways Counseling Clinic. Born and raised in Southwest Louisiana, he and his family moved to Georgia in 2009 where they currently reside in the small community of Locust Grove, GA. He's a husband and a father and has been walking with Jesus since he was 5 years old. Some of his interests include being a writer, musician, avid reader and amateur chess player. In his free time, Rich loves writing novels and short stories while studying ancient literature and is a self-professed diehard super-fan of the writings of C.S. Lewis and George Macdonald.

    Credentials.

    Rich holds a Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Counseling from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and a Bachelor of Arts (double major degree) in Psychology and Criminal Justice from Louisiana College.

    He is licensed as an LPC, (Licensed Professional Counselor) in the States of GA, LA and TX. He is also a CPCS (Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor) and an NCC (NBCC Board Certified Counselor). Additionally, Rich is an ordained minister with a combined total of over 25 years of professional ministerial and clinical experience in helping people to find healing, meaning and purpose in their lives.

    Experience/Expertise.

    Rich specializes in working with couples and individuals regarding a variety of different issues such as, but not limited to, the following: Anxiety, Depression, Grief & Loss, Anger, Stress, Spiritual needs, Relationships and Trauma.

    Favorite Books.

    “The Great Divorce” by C.S. Lewis

    “The Screwtape Letters” by C.S. Lewis

    “The Silver Chair” by C.S. Lewis

    “That Hideous Strength” by C.S. Lewis

    Scheduling.

    If you'd like to schedule a session with Rich, he can be reached at the following:

    Email: rich@pathwayscounselingclinic.com

    Phone: 855-728-4997, ext 0.

“Truth, is like a lion. It doesn’t need you to defend it. It only needs you to let it loose!”

— St. Augustine