Clinical Staff

Cultural humility is central to Paul’s work; having served diverse communities—including veterans, medically fragile children and families, students, interfaith groups, individuals in recovery, and staff in high-stress environments—he adapts his methods to each patient’s cultural background, worldview, and identity.

Paul measures progress through patient-defined goals such as increased resilience, improved coping, emotional insight, healthier relationships, and a greater sense of agency. Collaboratively developed treatment goals serve as the clearest guide for meaningful therapeutic progress. Beyond direct counseling, he is involved in mission integration, ethics education, staff wellness initiatives, grief support, veteran outreach, and interfaith programming, extending his vocation of care beyond the therapy room.

A guiding principle in Paul’s work is simple yet profound: “Meet people where they are, and walk with them as far as they need to go.” For him, healing is not about perfection but presence—not about fixing, but walking alongside patients with steadiness, humility, and hope. He hopes that those he serves experience him as a grounded, compassionate, and trustworthy guide, someone who honors their whole story and supports their movement toward healing, meaning, and wholeness.