. He is a graduate of Houston Baptist University with a Masters in Psychology and is affiliated with AACC (American Association of Christian Counselors). He has worked extensively with children, adults, families and marriages for 18 years including 15 years of private practice work.
in extending Christ's grace and compassion to others and creating a safe atmosphere in order for God's healing to take place in people's lives. He is compassionate yet direct. He believes clients are responsible for their choices, behaviors and feelings and will challenge them to make positive choices in order to achieve their full potential in Christ and make a positive impact on their family, church, community and the world.
"Be an agent of Christ's healing, through his story, gifts and passion, to the hopeless, hurting and 'the weakest of the weak', so they may experience full restoration in Christ and share their blessings with others"
utilizing, through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, whichever paradigms and techniques, will best meet the individual's, marriage's, or family's needs. He specializes in helping clients understand the 'HOW'and 'WHAT' to their experiences and most importantly the 'WHY'. Carlos believes, through his experience, that as people understand why they do what they do, think what they think and feel what they feel, they are able to make more informed and wiser choices in life and thus not get caught up in a cycle of unproductive, ineffective and self destructive life choices. He is interested in seeing people be transformed rather than achieving superficial changes which may not last long.
. He has a heart for his family, adoption and the 'fatherless and hurting'. He enjoys spending time with The Lord, family and friends, vacationing, and training and competing in triathlons.
"I became a Christian Counselor because I love to see The Lord Jesus transform and heal lives, marriages and families. I love being in the trenches with fellow strugglers allowing them the opportunity to be who they are, to feel what they feel, to explore what they must find, to grieve what they must and to become who God wants them to be. WHY? Because God is found there . . ."