April Bonney

Kimberly Lorenzini

Kimberly is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC). Kimberly is a graduate of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Colorado Christian University. Kimberly has worked with victims of violent crimes, and domestic violence. Kimberly has worked in the native communities for nine years.

Kimberly focuses sessions on learning skills in Internal Family Systems, Bowen Family Systems, and Cognitive Behavioral therapy. As a result, the client discovers different parts of his or her thinking and understands the importance of the family unit and the need for validation, acknowledgment, and support within the family structure. Focusing on the relationship between the client, and those he or she interacts with understanding humans crave unconditional love, and by offering that, we unlock a client’s defenses and help gain trust in their instincts. Kimberly hopes each client learns to depend on himself/herself by understanding self and increasing those protective instincts we each have within us. Kimberly seeks to provide an environment where clients gain new skills to create the changes, they want by gaining insight into why they do what they do while relying on and growing their inner strengths.

Kimberly is a Christian who applies biblical understanding to life problems and encourages clients to focus on their spiritual strength in Christ.

Julia Converse

Mary Murphy

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in the state of New Mexico. I graduated Suma Cum Laude with an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Colorado Christian University in December 2019.  Prior to undertaking the journey of my graduate degree, I utilized my undergraduate degree of Zoology working in research as well as many years as technician assistant in the veterinary field. I believe in addressing the connection between spirit, mind, and body in assisting people in their growth and overcoming life’s challenges. I have experience working with clients walking through depression, anxiety, ADHD, grief and loss, life transitions, parenting, and healing from abusive relationships.

I believe in the power of narrative in navigating our way through the complexity and pain we all inevitably face in life. I utilize an eclectic approach to therapy; combining a Christian existential foundation, a nonjudgemental presence, and exercise from evidence based theories such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), rational emotive behavioral therapy (REBT), and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) to help clients understand their story as they are currently seeing it and walk with them through the process of rewriting their stories to be full of grace and more conducive to achieving their goals.

My areas of passion include working with adults with ADHD to feel more in control through education, skill building and environmental modification, as well as sitting with individuals facing grief and loss of all kinds, but specifically pet loss.  I have seen the power of the human animal bond and understand the lack of support for people grieving the loss of their beloved companions.

“You are an unceasing spiritual being with an eternal destiny in God’s great universe”
-Dallas Willard

“If we can share our story with someone who responds with empathy and understanding, shame can’t survive”
-Brené Brown

Clarissa Hastings

With a Master of Arts in Counseling and over two decades working as a therapist, a counselor and an educator, Clarissa’s journey intertwines with a passion for writing books. Clarissa writes Christian books about healing, and has recently completed a children’s rhyming book about grief and loss.The heart of her work focuses on helping adults, teenagers and children heal from painful experiences. Using different therapeutic techniques like Gottman therapy for couples, art therapy, grief therapy, brief therapy, CBT therapy, DBT therapy, and play therapy, she demonstrates resilience to her clients.

Her role as a therapist, a K-12 School Counselor and a math and science teacher exemplifies her versatility and dedication to the development and emotional growth of her clients. Clarissa has been married to Ken for almost four decades. Together they have raised two amazing daughters with families of their own. Clarissa loves spending time with her family and is known as “Grandma Honey” to her grandchildren.

Jason Struthers

Jason Struthers is a seasoned counselor and therapist with over 17 years of experience
supporting individuals through mental health and addiction recovery. For much of his
career, he has succeeded in helping people overcome depression, anxiety, relationship
problems and addiction issues.

When not in session, Jason enjoys spending time with his daughter, playing with his
dogs, diving into a good book, or hitting the basketball court—or snowboarding, when
his “old bones” allow.

Jennifer Blount

Jennifer is a Licensed Professional Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LPCC) as well as a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC) in the state of New Mexico who specializes in spiritual formation and trauma treatment. Jennifer has a BA in Community Health from New Mexico State University and a MA in Clinical Counseling from New Mexico State University.

Jennifer has extensive training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR) as well as Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for couples. Jen is also the spouse of an Army veteran and has a heart and calling to support military families and first responders. Jen is passionate about utilizing the faith informed beliefs of her clients in combination with clinically and ethically sound therapeutic practices.

Kerry Krauss

Kerry Krauss serves as the Administrative Assistant at Restoration Counseling Services and is also completing her internship here as a Counselor in Training. She is pursuing her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Grand Canyon University and is scheduled to graduate in June 2026. Kerry is passionate about helping others experience hope and healing through compassionate care. Guided by her faith, she seeks to share the love and comfort that God provides, as expressed in 2 Corinthians 1:4—offering encouragement to others through the same comfort she has received.

Natasha Williams

Natasha Williams is the Administrative Assistant and is working on her Practicum as a Counselor in Training. She is pursuing a Master’s of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of the Southwest and will graduate in 2027. Natasha has a strong interest in postpartum depression and anxiety as well as geriatric counseling and has been volunteering as a biblical counselor and discipling women through the church for nearly 15 years.