
Community Counseling Program Counselors
Our team of licensed mental health practitioners provides accessible and affordable behavioral health care where you live, work and learn.
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Behavioral Health
- Inpatient Services
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Outpatient Services
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Community Counseling Program
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Counselors
- Ellen McElderry, LIMHP, LADC
- Danielle Garrison, MS, LIMHP, LMHP, LPC, NCC
- Roxanne Wayne, LIMHP
- Ryan Brown, PLMHP
- Angela Erickson, MA, LIMHP
- Darren Flores, PLMHP, PCMSW
- April Haldeman, LIMHP
- Candice Harrington, LIMHP, LADC
- Tori Hudson, PLMHP
- Tabitha Jameson, LIMHP
- Debra Kissel, LICSW, LIMHP, LADC
- Alex Keogh, PLMHP
- Tylinn Lewis, LIMHP, LIMFT
- Callie Moore, MS, PLMHP
- Natalie Nelson, PLMHP, PCMSW
- Katie Pafford, LIMHP
- Brock Thornburg, LIMHP, CMSW
- Jerry Vobejda, LIMHP
- Sarah Wiegman LIMHP, LADC
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Counselors
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Community Counseling Program
- Birth Services
- Cancer Care
- Clinical Trials
- Dermatology
- Diabetes and Endocrinology
- Emergency Services
- Geriatrics and Senior Services
- Heart and Vascular
- Home Care
- Hospitalists
- Imaging
- Lung and Pulmonary Medicine
- Nutrition and Weight Management
- Pain Management
- Palliative Care
- Pathology
- Physical Therapy
- Primary Care
- Sleep Services
- Surgery
- Urology
- Women's Health
- Wound Care

Jerry Vobejda, LIMHP
Jerry Vobejda, LIMHP, a counselor with the Methodist Hospital Community Counseling Program, believes in incorporating as much humor in therapy as appropriate.
“Therapy is important and should be taken seriously, but when the opportunity arises for people to smile or laugh, I make efforts to capture those moments,” he said. “There’s tremendous healing power in laughter, especially when we can learn to laugh at ourselves.”
Vobejda prefers a cognitive behavioral therapy approach with his clients, focusing on the relationship between thoughts, feelings and actions. He feels that the most important part of his relationship with clients is showing them unconditional positive regard – “helping them see that they’re just as important as anyone else and that anything that matters to them is important.” That connects to how he defines The Meaning of Care.
“It means expressing empathy, support and acceptance to someone, regardless of what they say or do or where they find themselves at any point in their life,” he said.
He enjoys having the opportunity to learn about the human condition throughout a lifespan.
“We are continuously growing,” he said. “Helping people find the path they want to take is very rewarding.”