Meet the Spiritual Care Counselors
Spiritual Care Counselors are trained professionals. They adhere to industry standards, providing robust emotional, social, and spiritual support. Each counselor maintains professional certification and recognition in their field. Areas of specialty include but are not limited to social isolation, aftercare, living with chronic pain, anxiety, depression, grief, and loneliness.
Introducing Spiritual Care Counselors
Rochelle
Rochelle encourages people to draw on their own strengths to meet the challenges of their lives.
Teresa
Teresa believes that all people possess the wisdom they need to navigate life’s challenges; she feels grateful to listen supportively when this wisdom seems elusive.
Anthony
Anthony’s background includes serving diverse people of all faiths, no faith, youth, adults, LGBTQ, those in hospice care, grieving parents, and families from all over the country. He believes in the healing, sacred power within each person's telling of their story.
Zilvinas
Zilvinas provides care without expectation or agenda. He encourages people to be themselves and to embrace their strengths and to find hope and meaning in their life challenges.Contact us about personalized spiritual care services
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Teresa believes that all people possess the wisdom they need to navigate life’s challenges; she feels grateful to listen supportively when this wisdom seems elusive.
Zilvinas provides care without expectation or agenda. He encourages people to be themselves and to embrace their strengths and to find hope and meaning in their life challenges.
Seth seeks to empower those who feel disconnected from their autonomy. In doing so, Seth has helped individuals, families, and organizations rediscover peace of mind.
Jason’s unique life experience as both a spiritual care provider and physician enables him to teach about the healing power of relationships and the intimate powerful connection between spirituality and medicine.
Rochelle encourages people to draw on their own strengths to meet the challenges of their lives.
Nita comes to Ezzree with a commitment to patient-centered decision-making, consisting of clearly articulated patient goals of care; two-way communication between patient/family and clinical team; and a focus on mediative problem-solving. She brings a high level of skill and experience in mediation, counseling, and bereavement support, supported by her MA in Bioethics, Certification as a Grief Counselor, and her experience in hospital bioethics committees.