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A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, and favor is better than silver or gold.
A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, and favor is better than silver or gold.
Proverbs 22:1
“Words cannot express my sincere gratitude for George and the healing process of Soul Care. I was grieving the loss of a marriage that encompassed secrets, lies and infidelity. In the beginning, I was seeing a counselor for a few months prior to meeting George and although she was a great listener, the process lacked necessary tools for moving on and dealing with the immeasurable depth of pain I felt in my heart. George came as a recommendation from a dear friend and going through the program with him saved my life. I knew the ultimate goal was to get to a place of forgiveness and in the beginning I thought that was impossible, but walking through the steps of Soul Care led me to a safe place of forgiveness that ultimately freed my heart. George was professional, kind, caring and compassionate. He still checks up on me from time to time to make sure I’m still doing okay and that has meant the world to me. Not only did I receive healing but I gained a dear friend and brother in Christ.”
“George has joined us in our journey through a number of life events throughout the years. Most recently he has encouraged us as we navigate being parents of adult children. He is present, committed, faithful and encouraging, offering wise counsel (never judgemental) as we process our changing roles. He continues to follow up and support us. His service, 'Soul Care' is exactly that; he cares for your soul expecting nothing in return but your wholeness. We feel confident in referring others to George; he is safe to be vulnerable with.”
"This program was a game changer in dealing with my grief. I lost my 5 week old nephew to SIDS in 2009 and thought I had worked through the grieving process. However since taking this class I feel like I have a healthy closure and I'm not haunted with fear and regret. George did such a great job in setting an example of how to do the work and was vulnerable with his story. This was very helpful. I loved this class.”
“Receiving soul care from George when grieving the loss of my mother was a tremendously healing experience. In the years since, I’ve been asked multiple times to recall an instance where I truly felt genuine empathy from someone, and always the thing that comes to mind is that first conversation with George. He wept with me while I wept, and made me feel so seen and cared for. George is uniquely gifted to meet people in their moments of both joy and pain, and walk them toward Christ in the midst of it all.”
“My husband had recently asked for a divorce after a 20 year marriage. To say I was devastated would be an understatement. I was struggling emotionally and still crying daily eight months after the divorce. My best friend had a friend who was certified by The Grief Recovery Institute. Her friend recommended I pursue grief counseling and find someone certified by The Grief Recovery Institute. I was referred to George by my former daughter-in-law, who spoke very highly of him. She said he had helped her immensely to recover from an extremely deceptive marriage and difficult divorce. George is amazing. He is compassionate and empathetic, and easy to relate to. I felt very comfortable to be completely transparent with him and felt very supported as he guided me through the program. I honestly believe the counseling is his gift from God and that he was put on this earth to help people heal. I have been to many counselors throughout my life and feel he excels in assisting people recover and reclaim their lives, to move forward and live free and productive lives. He explained why I subconsciously kept selecting mates that, it turned out, were very similar to my Mother. He helped me discover areas in my relationship with my Mother where I needed to apologize that I would not have identified on my own. He suggested I deal with my very difficult relationship with my deceased Mother before trying to tackle the pain of the divorce, to establish a firm foundation for recovery. I feel that decision helped me release memories that were extremely painful. I think it also helped me see similarities in behavior patterns I carried into all my other relationships. Writing my Letter of Completion to my ex-husband was heart rending and very painful. However, I now feel free to move forward and discover whatever my future holds with hope and expectancy. I do not have words to adequately convey my appreciation to George and for what he has helped me achieve; he is very special.”
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