Rebecca Orchard is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who received her training at Fresno Pacific University Biblical Seminary. Her experience includes over 15 years working with children as a Certified Child Life Specialist and Children's Ministry Director before becoming a therapist. She specializes in helping children build coping skills, process grief, understand their emotions and develop positive self-esteem, while assisting parents to help them be successful with their children.

Rebecca also has a heart for those experiencing grief, stress and loss, specifically in the areas of infertility, miscarriage and career stress. She strives for her practice to be a safe place where clients can experience peace (Philippians 4:7) through the God of all comfort (2 Corinthians 1:3-5). Her hope is for each person to discover resiliency skills to live their preferred life story with confidence and grace.

Nicole Eckhardt is a Professional Clinical Counselor Intern who earned her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University. She has a specialization in Military Culture and Military Families, and it is her desire to give back to those who serve or have served our country and their families. Nicole also has experience working with young adults completing their high school education in their early 20s due to substance abuse, young parenthood, gang affiliation, incarceration, foster care, domestic violence, poverty, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or difficulty with anger, grief and crisis. She has a special place in her heart for women and couples struggling with infertility, and couples considering adoption.

Nicole believes her own life experiences and knowledge can be beneficial to fostering a healthy therapeutic relationship built on understanding and trust. She values providing a safe environment where each person feels respected, accepted and understood. She also values helping others learn to take care of themselves emotionally, physically, spiritually and socially. Her passion is to help individuals, couples and families find peace, healing and self-acceptance. Nicole believes integrating faith and counseling can strengthen the healing process; however, she understands and respects that this is a personal choice made by each person she works with. She and her husband have been married since December 2005.

Roxanne Sanford received her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Fresno State University. She has experience working with children, teens, couples and adults. Roxanne’s goal as a therapist is to walk with her clients through a variety of life’s challenges and to guide them towards emotional, physical, mental, relational, and spiritual wellness. Roxanne works with individuals and couples in identifying and exploring beliefs and emotions that interfere with personal, occupational, and spiritual growth including, but not limited to, depression, boundaries, grief, addictions, anxiety, abuse, self-image and relationship issues. Roxanne strives to provide the best care possible, pointing to the power of Christ to restore and heal.

Megan Velo is a marriage and family therapy intern who graduated from Westmont College with a Bachelors of Arts in Psychology and from Fresno State with a Master of Science in Counseling for Marriage and Family Therapy. Megan's counseling background is diverse and extensive. Prior to beginning her work at the Well Counseling Center, She worked with a foster care agency providing counseling for children in intensive treatment foster care. She also served three years working in Sanger Unified as a counselor on the C.A.R.E. Mental Health Team. While working for Sanger Unified, she provided individual and family counseling to students with intensive behavioral and mental health concerns. Megan also provided weekly parent trainings and support groups for teen parents. She is passionate about working with children, teens, and young adults who struggle with depression, anxiety, life adjustments, and relational issues. Megan feels that by integrating faith with therapy, the client can work on themselves as a whole person. She views the relationship between the client and therapist as a mutual, respectful relationship that is built on trust and communication.

Laura Laningham is a practicum student who will graduate in the spring of 2018 with her Master of Arts in Marriage, Family and Child Counseling from Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary. Laura desires to work with individuals, couples, families, adolescents, and children to explore perceptions, inter-personal relationships and attachment issues. She understands that past relationships, culture, and family systems influence and shape one’s identity and current relationships. Her clinical skills offer ways of seeing one’s past experiences and patterns of relating as opportunities for change, growth and transformation. She regards the therapeutic relationship to be one of trust, empathy, respect, and validation.

Laura has a heart for those who find themselves in life transitions: single adults, newlyweds, new parents, single parent’s, college age adults, empty nester’s or anyone that feels overwhelmed with balancing life. She offers counseling for depression, anxiety, grief, loss, child-parent issues, and self-improvement. Her clinical approach is relational, integrative, strength based and emotionally focused. Laura believes that health and wellness flow from an integrative approach to all aspects of humanity. Faith is an important part of her integration. She offers any opportunity to explore doubt and pain with spirituality and respects client’s exactly where they are at on their faith journey. Her goal is to walk alongside people helping them become truly authentic, connected, and fulfilled.