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Greg Wells is the Counseling and Celebrate Recovery pastor at 121 Community Church, and the Director of Counseling at 121 Counseling Center. Greg graduated from Dallas Theological Seminary where he received his Master's degree in Biblical Counseling.
An ordained minister, Greg joined the staff of 121 Community Church in January 2004. Prior to that, he worked for eleven years in the finance industry. He and his wife have been married for fifteen years, and work together raising their two daughters.
The training Greg received in graduate school has equipped him to work with a variety of issues. Additionally, he has specialized training working with issues relating to intimacy and sexuality (including addictions), helping survivors of trauma/abuse, and working with women who struggle to have healthy relationships as a result of past hurt from men in their lives.
Greg has completed both Level I and Level II EMDR training, and is licensed by the State of Texas as a Licensed Professional Counselor -- Supervisor.
Currently he is supervising Carin Palmer. For more information on Carin and scheduling an appointment with her, click here.
What Can I Expect at My First Session?
In short, you can expect to be listened to, accepted just as you are, and to be treated with dignity and respect.
The overall goal of the first session is to help you determine if I'm the right counselor for you, and for me to determine if your particular concerns are something with which I feel I can help.
Finding the right counselor is very important. Several years ago it took visits to three different counselors before my wife and I found the one that was right for us. How did we know? It simply felt right; felt like the counselor understood us and our problems. There's no magical formula. I think in your gut you just know whether or not a particular counselor is right for you.
If at the end of our session we determine that for whatever reason we're not right for each other, I'll be glad to give you the names of several other counselors in the area to whom I would refer my friends and/or family. The important thing to me is that you get the help you need--whether with me or with someone else.
Email: counseling@121cc.com
Phone: 817.247.0081
121 Counseling Center230 N Park Blvd, Suite 101
Grapevine, TX 76051
