Strengthening Relationships:
Couples Counseling
Norman Wray III, MA, LAPC, NCC
Norman served in youth ministry for decades and recognized the challenges families were facing. This motivated him to complete his Bachelor’s in Psychology and Christian Counseling, and his Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health. During this time, Norman worked as a drug and alcohol counselor for years facilitating intensive outpatient group meetings and working with men and women who were incarcerated and dealing with various addictions.
He strives to help clients achieve goals through collaborative efforts to decrease
stress and anxiety and strengthen relationships. Norman has worked with people who represent numerous religious and cultural backgrounds. His training utilizes various counseling styles including Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy.
Norman’s leisure time activities include family time, biking, hunting, and driving his classic car.
Isaac Smith, Master’s-level Intern
Isaac is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern currently completing his studies at PennWest University. He brings three years of experience in community mental health settings, where he facilitated psychoeducational groups focused on effective coping strategies.
Isaac specializes in working with adults navigating anxiety disorders, grief, depression, and relationship issues. Utilizing an approach that integrates Person-Centered and Attachment Theory, he collaborates with clients to uncover the deeper emotions influencing their daily lives. Isaac is passionate about supporting those who are struggling; through active listening and empathetic engagement, he aims to help clients gain insight and achieve holistic wellness.
Outside of his professional work, Isaac enjoys training and playing with his dog, going for walks, and playing music and video games.