Bev & Tom Rodgers
Bev & Tom Rodgers founded Rodgers Christian Counseling twenty years ago and work with individuals, couples and families in Charlotte, NC.  Both are members of the American Association of Christian Counselors and Certified Image Relationship Therapists, skilled in Harville Hendrix's work in his books Getting the Love you Want and Keeping the Love You Find.  Beverly received her Masters Degree in counseling from Northern Illinois University, and is a Licensed Marital and Family Therapist.  Tom received two Master's Degrees from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and Azusa Pacific University.  The Rodgers have written three books: Soul Healing Love: Ten Practical, Easy To Learn Techniques for Couples in Crisis,  How To Find Mr. or Ms. Right: A Practical Guide to Finding a Soul Mate, and most recently, Adult Children of Divorced Parents: Making Your Marriage Work.

   
   
Bob Dodd
Dr. Robert Dodd, PsyD, spent the first twenty years of his adult life as a minister in the Church of the Nazarene. In 1996, Dr. Dodd felt a distinct call to “leave” the pastoral ministry, but continue in counseling ministry and entered the Doctoral program at Regent University in Virginia Beach, VA. He earned a Doctor of Clinical Psychology degree with his dissertation entitled The Relation Between Spiritual Functioning in Pastors and Perceived Stress Levels. Upon completion of his doctorate, Dr. Dodd served as a psychologist/therapist in a state maximum security prison and at a sex offender child and adolescent treatment facility. Since January 2004 he has served as the Clinical Director of an adolescent treatment facility in Charlotte, NC. Dr. Dodd’s life experience both as a pastor and psychologist enables him to work effectively with a variety of mental health needs including adolescents, marriage and family and sexual addictions. He states that “my heart’s desire is to effectively integrate psychology and spirituality, helping individuals to gain wholeness of life.”
   
   
Cindi Dodd
Most of Cindi’s adult life was spent on staff at a large, evangelical church as a Minister of Music or teaching Music/Chorus/Drama to middle school students. Aside from the regular duties of those jobs, she found herself spending hours with individuals addressing life situations such as family conflict, divorce, marriage strife, problems with child-rearing, drug and alcohol use, abuse situations, job issues and transitions in life, etc. She also experienced several devastating situations in her own life. Those times, coupled with the aspiration to help others, sparked a desire and she began to feel the call to pursue advanced counseling studies in order to have the training to help people conquer life issues. She now holds a Masters Degree in counseling from Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville, TN. She worked as an intern at Rodgers Christian Counseling from August 2004-May 2005. She now works as a full-time therapist at RCCA. She has worked with individuals ranging from children to senior adults, families and couples. Their presenting issues have ranged from eating disorders, anxiety, grief issues, low self-esteem and depression to parenting questions, marital dissatisfaction and co-dependency. Cindi is a licensed professional counselor.

Using her unique life experience and training in the Soul Healing Love Model, Cindi has a passion for helping people overcome adversity and truly receive the healing the Lord has for them.
 
 
Lee Sumrall
Lee holds a Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi. She is a licensed professional counselor in North Carolina. Lee worked as a therapist at the Center for Marriage and Family Therapy, where she treated individuals, families, adolescents and children, including using non-directive play therapy with children. After graduating from RTS, Lee worked with children who had social and behavioral problems and met with parents and family units to provide family structure and behavior management skills. Lee also conducted pre-marital seminars with engaged couples at First Baptist Church of Jackson.

Lee enjoys and has a passion for working with a variety of issues including premarital counseling, marital couples work, healing from divorce or affairs, sexual abuse issues, parenting, boundary setting, and self-esteem concepts. She is a Certified Soul Healing Therapist and uses the Soul Healing Love Model in her treatment of individuals, couples, and families.
   
   
Morgan Enright, MACC
Morgan earned BA Degrees in both Psychology and Religion from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. After graduating, he worked as residential counselor in a group home for abused and neglected children, as well as with autistic children.
He graduated from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary with a Masters Degree in Christian Counseling. There he developed a wide range of counseling skills, and interned at Forest Hill Presbyterian Church Counseling Center and Presbyterian Hospital as a chaplain in critical care. He has counseled teenagers, couples, and families, and worked with the Celebrate Recovery program to help people who struggle with sexual addiction. Morgan is currently developing research to begin a PhD program in the coming year.

At Rodgers Christian Counseling, Morgan desires to do individual, marital, family, and play therapy, and also see adolescents and young adults in an effort to teach them healthy life skills. Morgan is passionate about helping people become emotionally and spiritually healthy and will be a great addition to the RCCA staff.
   
   
Erica Fanelli
Erica Holds a Masters Degree in Professional Counseling and a BA in Psychology with a minor in Religion from Lee University. She has worked at Kid’s Talk Play Therapy Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee where she utilized non-directive play therapy as an approach for helping children cope with life’s difficulties. Erica enjoys using play because it allows children to be able to express themselves through their comfortable world of play. She also worked at The Transformation Center where she counseled individuals, families, couples, adolescents, and children. In addition to children, Erica has a passion for doing pre-marital and marital counseling. She is a member of The American Association of Christian Counselors and has received training from the Rodgers in the Soul Healing Love Model and is a Certified Soul Healing Therapist.
   
   
Lindsey Layzell
Lindsey earned a Masters of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary, where she gained a comprehensive understanding of Family Systems Theory. She has worked with individuals, couples and families at the Center for Marriage and Family Therapy. Most recently, Lindsey worked for Warren-Yazoo Mental Health as an outpatient therapist, the county private school counselor and the Healthy Marriage Initiative Clinical Coordinator. She counseled individuals, children, adolescents and their families, and conducted weekly relationship skills workshops in local churches. Topics included effective communication, conflict resolution and parenting skills.

Lindsey is experienced in, and enjoys working with, adolescents, couples, families and individuals tackling a range of issues including: couple’s communication and conflict, parenting skills, pre-marital counseling, grief and loss, co-dependency, sexual abuse, family of origin issues, anxiety, depression, divorce and shame. Lindsey desires to help her clients gain freedom and wholeness through a relationship that is unconditionally accepting, forgiving, safe, patient, and trustworthy.
   
   
Teshia Weeks
Teshia Weeks received her undergraduate degree in psychology from East Carolina University in 1995. She minored in social work. In 1997, she also received from ECU her Masters Degree in Child Development and Family Relations, with a concentration in Marriage and Family Therapy. She is currently a Marriage and Family Therapy Associate working towards licensure. Since obtaining her graduate degree, Teshia has been working as a family law paralegal at a top Charlotte law firm. Her primary role as a paralegal has been to assist people through the emotional and legal process of separation and divorce, with a focus on conflict resolution without the necessity of litigation, better known as Collaborative Family Law. She has also had experience with the Mecklenburg County Parent Coordinator Program, wherein she taught parent communication skills, child development and children’s issues specific to divorce and empowered parents to successfully resolve conflicts over their children on their own.

Teshia is a member at Central Church of God, where she is involved in the Women’s Ministry, the Life Care Center and is a Christian Life Advisor. As part of the Women’s Ministry, Teshia leads a sexual purity/accountability group where she teaches women about God’s standard for sexual purity and related issues, supports members in their purity walk, helps to break strongholds and facilitates healing. As a Life Care Center volunteer, Teshia has co-led two workshops, including “The Search for Self Worth,” where she helped to lead women to recovery from codependency. In the “Divorce Care” workshop, Teshia assisted both men and women through the healing process of separation and divorce. As a Christian Life Advisor, she provides support, prayer and biblical counsel to individuals at the alter.