Lewis Bozard, PhD, MDiv, LCMHC, LPC - Founding Psychotherapist
I'm glad you're here. Helping clients enhance the quality and experience of their life and relationships is my goal and something I genuinely enjoy.
I'm pleased to offer you the benefits of two decades in the field and PhD-level expertise. Over the years I developed a specialized focus on helping Men for both general psychotherapy issues and in the area of Porn and Sexual Recovery. I apply an integrated approach that blends understanding of the forces driving your issues with strategies to help you think, feel, and be better.
As a longtime runner with many distance races under my belt, I understand the challenges and rewards of setting your goals and investing the work to cross the finish line. I value the opportunity to help you reach your goals with a supportive, nonjudgmental approach.
I've been privileged to work with a wide range of clients including business professionals, pro and college athletes, national media personalities, college students, military, and retired.
Services are available both in office and online.
How may I help you? Let's talk.
-Lewis
The Center Circle
Meaning of the Center Circle
The center circle is the place in several sports where play begins at mid-field or mid-court. Face-offs between players happen in the center circle. The counseling experience might be seen as a crucial starting place for making lasting change in life-a place to "face off" with life's challenges and concerns.
A center circle might also be seen in a more general sense as a place of focus. Being in the spotlight, in a good way. For people who've been avoiding making themselves and their wellness a priority, having a welcoming, nonjudgmental place to be the center of attention can be a life-altering opportunity.
The images of center and circle have symbolic meaning for life. A healthy life is one that is centered, or grounded, in mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual wellness.
Circles have traditionally represented wholeness or completion. Center Circle is a place to begin a new stage of play in life, with the goal of becoming more whole.