Emma Wood MS, LCMFT
Emma Wood is a Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist. Emma serves individuals with a variety of problems including addiction, marital problems, parenting, abuse, eating disorders, depression, anxiety and life adjustments of all kinds. Emma has completed advanced training in couple therapy at the Gottman Institute in Seattle, Washington.
She offers comprehensive assessment, counseling and enrichment for premarital couples and married couples. Emma is a clinical member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, the American Association of Christian Counselors and is certified in the SFI model of family therapy. In her spare time, Emma enjoys hiking, reading, yoga, laughing with her friends and playing with her children.
B.S. Sociology-Asbury College
M.S. Marriage and Family Therapy-Friends University
Grant H. Wood MA, MS, LCMFT
Grant serves individuals, couples and families in the areas of emotional, relational, social and spiritual development. Grant has completed advanced training in couple therapy at the Gottman Institute in Seattle. He specializes with pre-marital and marital enrichment, men’s issues, adolescent behavior and spiritual formation. Grant is a clinical member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, the American Association of Christian Counselors, Spiritual Directors International and the Savannah Family Institute. Grant takes joy in performing and composing music, reading, running and wrestling with his children.
B.A. Music-Truman State University
M.A. Christian Education-Dallas Theological Seminary
M.S. Marriage and Family Therapy-Friends University
Janet Clevenger MS LMFT
Janet is a Marriage & Family Therapist. Janet works to alleviate anxiety, stress, and depression, while coaching and equipping her clients for a variety of life transitions. She helps those frustrated and struggling with ineffective, devitalized relationships as well as those experiencing grief and loss resulting from job/financial loss, death, divorce, infertility and loss of health.
Janet serves as the Family Therapist at Research Medical Center's Vita Eating Disorders Program and has received advanced training in Family Based Treatment (Maudsley Treatment) from Daniel LeGrange PhD. and James Lock MD, PhD. Janet understands that eating disorders affect the entire family. She works as a part of a multidisciplinary team to help her client families become free from the bonds of the eating disorder. Since recovery largely happens outside of the hospital and in the family relationships, recovery is enhanced by helping to empower the family in supporting recovery and rebuilding relationships impaired by the eating disorder.
BS - Organizational Psychology, Kansas State University,
MS - Family Therapy, Friends University.
Level II Eye Movement Reprocessing & Desensatazation.
James K. Bonafide MS, LCMFT
Jame's prime interest and focus has been adolescents and young adults. He has worked with troubled youth in a school setting since early 1998. He has also worked with adolescents as an outpatient therapist at a psychiatric hospital for two years. James has worked with children suffering from functional autism to non-verbal autism combined with mental retardation, adolescent onset schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, behavior disorders, ADHD, depression, self-multilation, attempted suicide, violence towards others - including parents, drug and alcohol problems, attachment issues, school problems, anti-social and conduct disorders, intermittent explosive disorder, OCD, and many others.
MS Marriage and Family Therapy-Friends University
NIcole Harris MS, LMFT
Nicole Harris is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy. Her approach focuses on the client’s strengths, giving them the tools that empower them to accomplish their therapy goals. She treats individuals, couples and families facing a variety of life issues such as anxiety, depression, marital/partner stress, infertility, adoption, chronic illness, parenting, and life cycle changes. She has a real passion working with women that are on the discovery of finding their identity and building their self worth. Nicole's experience in her own blended family and as an adoptive parent give her an understanding of the complexities that come with co-parenting and establishing new family systems. Nicole served for three years as a Therapist at the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection and welcomes the opportunity to bring faith/spirituality into the therapy process. She continues to serve as a volunteer leader for the Celebrate Recovery Program at the church. You can e-mail Nicole at nicolelockharris@gmail.com
B.S. Psychology -University of Central Missouri
M.S Marriage and Family Therapy – Friends University
Susan Dunaway, MS, LCPC
Susan believes her job is to help clients find an exciting, abundant, fulfilling life. She loves being a part of helping people find contentment and peace. Susan works with children, teens and adults. She especially enjoys helping with parenting issues, assisting children in behavioral, social and emotional growth, and supporting trauma survivors. Susan spent several years assisting adoptive parents in their journey to their child, helping navigate the emotions before and after adoption, and supporting adoptive families.
Susan is licensed as a professional counselor in both Kansas and Missouri and has been working as a counselor since 1997. In addition to counseling, Susan is an adjunct professor at Johnson County Community College, married to John and mom to two young boys. Her Christian faith is an integral part of who she is and she incorporates it into her work with clients as they feel comfortable.
B.A. Psychology – Baker University
M.S. Counseling Psychology – University of Kansas
Scott Koeneman, MA, Psy.D.
Dr. Koeneman is a licensed psychologist in Kansas and Missouri. He helps individuals, couples, and families address road blocks to growth and build towards greater connectedness and satisfaction with themselves and others. He works with a variety of presenting concerns including addictions, relational conflicts, depression and anxiety, adolescent issues, grief/loss, life/job transitions, and issues of sexuality. In addition to his advanced training in psychological principles and practice, Dr. Koeneman has graduate training in theology and spirituality. This allows him to address issues of faith in therapy for those individuals who desire that to be a part of their therapeutic process. He has presented at several workshops in the area of the integration of spirituality and psychology. In addition to his clinical duties at Resonate Relationship Clinic, Dr. Koeneman serves as an Adjunct Faculty member in the Master of Arts in Counseling program at Mid-America Nazarene University. He is a member of the American Psychological Association and the Christian Association of Psychological Services.
M.A. Counseling, Denver Seminary, Denver, CO
M.A. Clinical Psychology, George Fox University, Newberg, OR
Psy.D. Clinical Psychology, George Fox University, Newberg, OR
