Graduate Counseling

Dr. Kathleen Wallace is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Supervisor LPC-S in the state of Arkansas, additionally holding the National Certified Counselor NCC certification. She is also a Licensed Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselor LADAC and is currently working within the CIT-M certification to become an Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor AADC. She additionally has training in two trauma related specializations Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing EMDR and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy TF-CBT.

Dr. Wallace has practiced individual, family, and group therapy in a variety of settings including outpatient, residential treatment, school-based, and intensive outpatient working with children, adolescents, and adults. Most recently she has been working as a clinical manager and with adults struggling with addiction and she teaches part-time at John Brown University, Liberty University, and the University of Phoenix.

Dr. Wallace also speaks and presents on a variety of topics within counseling, and serves on the Executive Committee of the Arkansas Mental Health Counseling Association ArMHCA.

Dr. Wallace has been married to her college sweetheart for over 20 years and they are raising two sons.

Casey is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Licensed Professional Counselor. She graduated from John Brown University in 2012 and received both of her licenses in 2013. She began her doctorate in 2018 at the University of the Cumberlands. Since licensure, she has worked with a varied population kids, adolescents, adults, families, couples, and chronic mental illnesses. She is currently pursuing further training, and in the future-certification, in Emotionally Focused Therapy. She also has her supervision specialization for both licenses.

Casey is a co-owner of a private counseling practice. She began teaching as an adjunct for John Brown University in practicum classes in 2017. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family, going to church and bible studies, being outside on any body of water or in the mountains, and reading as much as possible! 

Sarah E. Campbell earned a Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision and an M.S. in Mental Health Counseling from Capella University.  While at Capella, Sarah served as a peer mentor and on the schools advisory council for the Ph.D. and Masters Counseling Programs.  Sarah is active in both regional and national organizations and is a Nationally Certified Counselor NCC.  Sarah has her own business, Changing Waves Consulting, LLC, where she serves as an independent consultant for businesses, school districts, and individuals. She provides counseling services through her business. Her clinical, research and academic interests include social justice advocacy, cultural diversity, and grief and loss. She enjoys presenting on the regional and national level on the topics of social justice advocacy as well as contributing to the field through research and writing.  Before earning her doctorate, Sarah worked as a paralegal for ten years in the area of family law, substance abuse counselor with adults and adolescents, and as a mental health counselor for children in the Hopewell Township School District.  She also worked in the field of adoptions for just over four years.

Dr. Carey Lampton is a Licensed Psychologist.  He earned his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Arkansas and his masters and Ph.D. in counseling psychology from Texas Tech University. He is a member of the National Register for Health Service Psychologists and the American Psychotherapy Association.  In addition to teaching, Dr. Lampton maintains a private counseling practice specializing in men’s issues, couples’ counseling, and the evaluation of learning disorders. Dr. Lampton has been married to Stacey for 30 years. They have three sons and two daughters and reside in Siloam Springs. 

A believer in good coffee and good people, Michelle Satterlee has become a fan of JBU and Siloam Springs.  Dr. Satterlee is a Licensed Psychologist. She joined the JBU community after years abroad and in the Northwest, and while she may miss the coast and international train travel, she does not miss commuter traffic.  Dr. Satterlee is constantly impressed by her students and clients, and she has a passion to see their God-given potential thrive.  When Dr. Satterlee is not in a classroom, a coffee shop, or with clients, you may find her at the local hardware store, planning the next (probably-more-than) weekend project.

Michelle Caulk, licensed professional counselor, is a therapist with the St. Louis Counseling Center. Since obtaining her Master Therapist certification in Accelerated Resolution Therapy ART, Michelle has counseled hundreds of clients through trauma, including those coming out of past childhood sexual abuse and traumatic grief resulting from homicide and suicide. Michelle also holds a high commitment to contributing to healthy church communities through trauma-informed care and counseling.

She is currently a doctoral candidate within the Counselor Education and Supervision CES program with Regent University, and is passionately committed to training the next generation of counseling students. Her research interests include the experience of child-free women and men within the context of faith teaching trauma in higher education and the process of bereavement within losses

Dr. Geoff Reddick counts it a privilege to work with students as they pursue their callings and passions in the helping professions. His primary desires are to help students develop empathy towards others, become more authentic and vulnerable with themselves, and grow in confidence and boldness in their own abilities.

Dr. Reddick is a Licensed Marital & Family Therapist, an AAMFT Approved Supervisor, and a Clinical Fellow in AAMFT.  He received his B.A. in Psychology & Classical Studies from the University of Arkansas, an M.S. in Marriage & Family Therapy from John Brown University, and a Ph.D. in Family Therapy from Saint Louis University. His primary clinical interest is working with couples and families, especially in intensive settings. He previously worked for Focus on the Family’s Marriage Institute, providing intensive marital therapy and leading marital enrichment retreats with his wife, Lindsey. He and Lindsey have two daughters, Mollie Jo & Murphy.

Nick Keeter is a 2006 graduate of John Brown University's M.S. in Marriage and Family Therapy program.  Psychotherapy was not his career goal, nor did he come to it by traditional job or career searching, but only through God's calling.  What Nick likes most about teaching is witnessing the developing of minds.  He also likes to be a part of the process that trains fellow "wounded healers" to make a difference in their communities. 

Nick has been married to Vanita for 30 years.  They have three children but are in the process of fostering other children.

Dr. Bonnie Phillips is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Supervisor and Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Arkansas. She is a Certified Sexual Addiction Therapist and Supervisor, and has two trauma related specialized trainings EMDR and is a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner.

She received her Masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy in 1995 and her PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Louisiana at Monroe in 2004.

Dr. Phillips has practiced individual, couple, family, and group therapy in a variety of settings including outpatient, residential treatment, and intensive outpatient working with adolescents and adults. Most recently she has been teaching and working in private practice in Little Rock where she specializes in trauma, addiction, and couples counseling.

Dr. Phillips writes and speaks on a variety of topics. She recently co-authored the revision of the book, Betrayal Bond with Dr. Patrick Carnes.
She and her husband W.E. have one son who is currently a sophomore in college.

Brian is a Licensed Professional Counselor LPC, a National Certified Counselor NCC, a certified EFT Therapist, and a counselor educator and supervisor. He is also working on obtaining his doctorate in Counselor Education and Supervision at Regent University. Brian is an adjunct instructor for JBU's graduate counseling department and has taught the following courses, Introduction to Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Family of Origin, Principles of Marital Therapy, Principles of Family Therapy, and Professional Development and Ethics.

CEO, Arkansas Relationship Counseling Center

Dr. Dinger serves as the Executive Director of the JBU Community Counseling Centers. He is a Licensed Professional Counselor and holds a specialization in supervision.  Clinically a generalist, he enjoys working with adults, couples and adolescents.

His research and clinical interests are in counselor development, group process, how developmental issues influence adult functioning and the relationship of lifestyle and mental health. 

Dr. Dinger is married to Pam.  They have four adult children and two grandchildren.

Vice President for Student Life, Southern Wesleyan University

Savannah is a Licensed Professional Counselor with the state of Arkansas and the owner of Oaks Counseling. She earned her Masters in Community Counseling and Marriage & Family Therapy from John Brown University. She then continued her education with Regent University where she earned a Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision. Her greatest joy is spending time with her husband, Aaron, and their four children Hudson, Millie, Annie Sutton, and Crosby.

Dr. Cornett is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Arkansas. He is also a Registered Play Therapist. Family therapy and play therapy are his primary professional interests. In addition to teaching, Dr. Cornett counsels clients in a private practice setting. He primarily works with children and their families. Dr. Cornett is a member of the American Counseling Association, the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, and the Association for Play Therapy. He and his wife, Kim, and their three children live in Siloam Springs and are members of Redeemer Presbyterian Church

Co-Founder & Therapist at Little Rock Counseling, PLC

Little Rock Area Director, Arkansas Baptist Children's Home and Family Ministries

Haley Bryant is a 2012 graduate from John Brown University. She and her husband Blake are Arkansas natives. They have been married 8 years and have two children. She opened The Forging Place in 2013 and is passionate about seeing the community grow through the ministry of counseling. She is an Associate Member of the American Board of Christian Sex Therapists and has trained with Dr. Doug Rosenau at the Institute of Sexual Wholeness.

Dr. Hull is a Licensed Professional Counselor CO, National Certified Counselor, and Approved Clinical Supervisor. He received his MA in Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary FL and completed his PhD in Counselor Education & Supervision at Regent University VA. Dr. Hull has counseled in a variety of professional clinical settings including private practice, medical outpatient, church-based, and addictions recovery treatment. Dr. Hull is a past board member of the Association for Spiritual, Ethical, and Religious Values in Counseling ASERVIC and currently serves as the Board Chair for the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs CACREP. Dr. Hull writes and presents on topics related to addiction, spiritual and religious values in counseling, clinical supervision, and counselor development. He and his wife Carolyn and their three children Taylor, Chace, and Madeline live in Springdale AR and are members of Christ Community Church in Fayetteville AR.

Kristy Burton began her career working in law enforcement after earning an undergraduate degree in criminal justice in 2001. She spent over 15 years working as a law enforcement officer and instructor for both Arkansas Community Corrections and U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services. During this time, she also earned a master's degree in community counseling at John Brown University, graduating in 2013. She is currently working toward a PhD in counselor education and supervision with a specialization in addictions. She also co-owns Central Arkansas Group Counseling, a private practice in North Little Rock, AR. She has been an adjunct instructor at John Brown University in the graduate counseling program, since August 2018. She has taught Professional Development and Ethics, Addictions, and Intro to Clinical Mental Health. She is also the current Regional Vice-President of the newly formed Arkansas Addiction Professionals Association.