BREAK FREE FROM

Sex Addiction

If you're suffering from an addiction to sex, you feel a constant, compulsive need to engage in sexual activity, even in dangerous or unhealthy situations. Sex becomes the main focus of your existence and the need to engage in sexual activity can eclipse many other aspects of your life, wreaking havoc on relationships and work/school. If you're experiencing compulsive thoughts of sex and are impulsively seeking sexual relations that interfere with your life, the counselors at Impact Counseling, Coaching & Counseling can help.

Dr. Cyrus Williams, PHD, LPC

Dr. Cyrus R. Williams III has a Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision and an Education Specialist Degree in Higher Education Leadership. He is a licensed mental health counselor. Currently, he is a faculty member in the Psychology and Counseling School at Regent University. He has a passion for working with young adults, adults, and couples with a wide range of marital, behavioral and adjustment issues including, relationship conflict, depression, anxiety, addictions, interpersonal issues, spiritual or relational issues, and career issues.

Jordan Martin

Jordan is a Qualified Mental Health Professional – Trainee pursuing a Master of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Liberty University. She has spent the last four years facilitating groups to support mothers of medically fragile children across the nation. She is also the author of “To The Mom Who Didn’t Get What She Was Expecting,” a book written to remind NICU mothers they are not alone on their journey through medical motherhood.

Takera A. Etheridge

Takera attained her M.A. in Human Services Counseling from Liberty University and her M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Regent University. She is passionate about creating a positive impact in the lives of others as well as the community. She believes in advocating for those whom are less fortunate. She provides a wide range of psychotherapy services which include but are not limited to: Adjustment Disorders, Anxiety, Attachment Disorder, Depression, Family, Grief/Loss, Mood, Relationship Issues, and much more.

Katrina Askew

Katrina Askew has a Master’s Degree in Marriage, Family, and Couples Counseling from Regent University, with a Certificate in Clinical Mental Health. She worked in an advocacy role for six years at her local Crisis Pregnancy Center, serving a diverse group of women and families

from all socioeconomic backgrounds, ethnicities, and faith, including at-risk youth. As a retired military spouse, and a parent of a special needs child, Katrina has a passion for marriage and

family; parent/child relationships; women issues; teen empowerment and much more.

Samantha Koenig

Samantha Koenig has a Bachelor of Science in Education degree with a Minor in Special Education from Old Dominion University, and a Master of Arts in Counseling Degree with a Concentration in Marriage, Couples, and Family from Regent University. She is currently a Resident in Counseling and holds the National Certified Counselor (NCC) credentials.  Samantha is an out of the box, forward thinking, loving, opinion gathering, problem solving, fun-loving, talk your ear off counselor and her passion is to serve YOU!

Saranette D. Miles Williams

Saranette D. Miles Williams understands that career change can be overwhelming and she strives to assist clients with the job search process, education selection process, choosing a major, career exploration, transitioning and more. With over 10+ years experience, Saranette has been coaching adult learners, high school seniors, college students, military members and career changers domestically and internationally. She has worked at Virginia Tech (VT), University of Florida (UF), Regent University (RU), and Old Dominion University (ODU), and volunteered in the community assisting with job searching activities as well as helping clients regarding their "career passions and callings!" Currently, she serves as Associate Director of Old Dominion University and holds leadership roles in various national professional organizations.

Carolyn K. Williams

LCSW, MSW

Carolyn is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in grief and loss counseling. Having navigated profound losses in her own life, she discovered a profound calling to assist others on their journey toward healing and peace. With over 20+ years of working with clients young and older, who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS; Sickle Cell; Cancer, and other terminal illnesses; as well as working with the elderly population and their caretakers. Her commitment to this field goes beyond professional expertise. She is skilled in anticipatory grief, traumatic grief, and complicated grief, tailoring her therapeutic approach to each client's unique needs and goals. She is also a fervent advocate for grief awareness and education.

Carolyn is a widow, mother of three amazing adults, and Nana to 7 grandchildren.

Michelle Meija

Michelle is a resident in counseling and registered art therapist provisional. She received her Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary and a Post-Master's Certificate in Art Therapy from Pennsylvania Western University. Michelle has experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and families in numerous behavioral health settings including inpatient facilities and as an in-home counselor. She has also worked with clients who have experienced spiritual abuse and religious trauma, anxiety, depression, family of origin conflict, life transitions, existential questions, and spiritual/faith struggles. Michelle counsels from a person-centered and attachment-based perspective. She is IFS-informed and enjoys working with people in all seasons of life and utilizing diverse therapeutic models such as CBT, DBT, mindfulness, and narrative therapy or story work. In addition, many clients may benefit from utilizing art interventions and creative techniques as a way of encouraging self-awareness, emotional intelligence, healing, growth, and change.