Kitty Kincaid, MTS, LSW

Executive Director, New Creation Counseling Center

IIt is important to understand the magnitude of the problem of suicide because there are effective interventions and everyone is capable of impacting this problem toward eradication. 

Ryan Casto, LPCC

Associate Director, New Creation Counseling Center

If I am honest with myself, I know that there is always a solution and I know what that solution is.  And it is a simple solution – Trust God.  

Kitty Kincaid, MTS, LSW

Executive Director, New Creation Counseling Center

May we really cure the stigma of mental illness and make sure that we accept, assist and show compassion and empathy for mental illnesses, within ourselves and all of humankind.

Ryan Casto, LPCC

Associate Director, New Creation Counseling Center

When people believe that they are being taken seriously, when they believe that they are accepted, when they believe that they are valued, then they will be open to what you have to say, they will be more likely to receive your feedback and make changes that you recommend.

Ryan Casto, LPCC

Associate Director, New Creation Counseling Center

Appreciate the need for small change. Celebrate when it happens and remember what it means. When you make a small change act like it’s a big deal, because it is a big deal. 

Ryan Casto, LPCC

Associate Director, New Creation Counseling Center

There are great lessons and wisdom to be gleaned from White Christmas...through art and it's portrayal of the human experience we can discern from that portrayal wisdom, beauty, and truth. It is a reflection of how the truth of God can be revealed through created things.

Ryan Casto, LPCC

Associate Director, New Creation Counseling Center

When we act thankful, even though we don't feel thankful, we're not faking anything. We are acknowledging the truth with our actions, rather than letting our feelings dictate how we act.

Ryan Casto, LPCC

Associate Director, New Creation Counseling Center

Faith works. It is not one of the things that works – it is the only thing. It is the key to change. It is what is required in the natural world as well as the super-natural.

Ryan Casto, LPCC

Associate Director, New Creation Counseling Center

John is a man who has trusted God throughout his life, and has dedicated himself to honoring God.  He has lived his life trusting in God's love for him, and it has empowered him to love others. 

John Jung, LPCC-S

Clinical Director, New Creation Counseling Center

In the works of Doctor Robert Carkhuff, he discusses the characteristics of emotionally healthy people...Since I think that Jesus was the perfect example of how to live, I decided to use a story about him to share these characteristics. 

John Jung, LPCC-S

Clinical Director, New Creation Counseling Center

In order to develop healthy relationships with other people, we must first have a healthy understanding of ourselves. We need to feel “comfortable in our own skin”...we must accept the truth of the statement, “To thine own self be true.”

John Jung, LPCC-S

Clinical Director, New Creation Counseling Center

Do those who forgive do so simply to avoid conflict? Is forgiveness a quick and easy way out of confrontation of real issues? Does forgiveness mean that the offense was not important, or even real? Should all offenses be forgiven?

John Jung, LPCC-S

Clinical Director, New Creation Counseling Center

"In the darkest of night, steer toward the light. If there are no other landmarks, the light is still there. In fact, when everything else is the darkest, a little shine shines the brightest by its contrast with the dark."

Ryan Casto, LPCC

Associate Director, New Creation Counseling Center

Do you want more acceptance in your life?  Then take a risk and share your internal experience with other people.  Give acceptance to others by letting them know that you see their internal experience and that you do not reject them.