Field House Counseling

Come home
to yourself.

Individual, couples, and group counseling for those ready to rest, recover, and rebuild — wherever you are on the journey.

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A note

"If we are closed to sorrow, we will also be closed off from true joy."

— Dan Allender, The Healing Path

The Field House

A place to rest, recover, and rebuild.

By the mid-20th century, the "field house" had become a familiar place on American campuses — somewhere athletes went to rest, recover, and get stronger.

Human beings need the same thing across our lifespan. Rest, recovery, and seasons of re-building.

The Field House is a place to go when our bodies and brains are overwhelmed. A place where we can rest, recover, and when we're ready, re-build.

More about Jake

Kind words

Trusted by

Elliott Cherry, Senior Pastor, Midtown 12th South
“I’ve known Jake for years. He has a deep heart, and a unique way of disarming people. I've personally experienced his active listening and kind presence. If you're looking for a counselor, I couldn't recommend Jake enough. We need more counselors like him.”

Elliott Cherry

Senior Pastor, Midtown 12th South

Richard Cowan, Counselor, Director of Young Life Capernaum Development
“I have deep respect for Jake's thoughtfulness, curiosity, empathy, and encouragement as a counselor. He listens carefully, meets people where they are, and helps them move toward greater resilience. Jake is doing meaningful work that helps people find their way into the life they hope to live. I would—and often do—recommend him to anyone seeking a skillful, deeply relational counselor.”

Richard Cowan

Counselor, Director of Young Life Capernaum Development

Sara Hopkins, Ph.D, LMFT Approved Supervisor, Professor at Trevecca Nazarene University
“Jake is an incredibly empathetic clinician. He has a powerful story that will be a gift to many. Jake works hard to serve his clients. I’ve seen him go above and beyond to get them the help they need. Anyone would be lucky to have Jake as part of their support system.”

Sara Hopkins

Ph.D, LMFT Approved Supervisor, Professor at Trevecca Nazarene University

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You don't have to be in crisis to benefit from therapy. Reach out — we'll find a time that works.

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