Dan has been the owner and director of Homestead Hope Counseling Services since its inception in 2006. His compassionate, but no-nonsense counsel reflects not only his concern for his clients, but more importantly, Biblical truth. He walks with individuals and families during their most difficult times. His specialties include, but are not limited to anger management, abandonment, self-esteem/self-worth, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, pornography addiction, pre-marital and marital counseling, parenting, foster care/adoption challenges, prison/parole rehabilitation, along with various other more generalized proficiencies. Having graduated from the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s (SWBTS) counseling program, and a former pastor, he is well-informed concerning the challenges of spirituality, religion, and pastoral challenges.
Dan takes most Aetna, BCBS, Cigna and United Healthcare insurance plans.
Katie has been an ongoing influence here at Homestead Hope Counseling since October 2012. She is passionate about helping adolescents, single female adults, couples, and families live a full and healthy life. Her specialties include eating disorders, body image issues, depression, anxiety, self-worth/self-esteem, self-care, premarital and marital counseling, anger management in teens and young adults, codependency, coping skills, grief and loss, guilt/shame, peer relationships, particularly with teens and young college students, stress management, inclinations toward self-harm, spirituality, and women’s issues. Her fervency lies in her desire and ability to help people sort out personal issues using a life changing combination of secular and faith-based methodologies. She earned her master’s degree in Biblical Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS).
Katie takes most Aetna, BCBS, Cigna and United Health insurance plans.
Dreyton joined Homestead Hope Counseling Services in December of 2021. He is highly skilled in treating children experiencing life on the Autism Spectrum. His most recent endeavor includes helping their parents help them, coupled with the normal marital challenges that come with special needs children. Mr. Wyatt also has experience caring for individuals in the areas of anxiety, stress management, depression, grief and loss, self-esteem/self-worth, guilt/shame, spiritual concerns, pornography addiction and recovery, and self-care. Dreyton utilizes secular approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) integrated with biblical truth to help explore thoughts, feelings, and choices in a compassionate and empathetic way. He is a graduate of Dallas Baptist University.
Dreyton takes most Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, and United Healthcare insurance plans.
After 30+ years of living in Asia and serving clients from multiple cultural backgrounds, Rosa has returned to her home state of Texas. She joined Homestead Hope Counseling in August 2023 where she intends to serve the community by offering clients a safe space for healing and growth. Using a variety of theoretical approaches, she integrates biblical truth with scientific and empirically tested methodologies in her counseling practice, helping clients face their personal issues, such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, eating disorders, self-harm, suicidal ideation, trauma recovery, to include recovery from human trafficking. She is well versed in helping couples develop effective communication skills, conflict resolution, and building emotional connections to strengthen their relationships. Rosa’s personal experience, familiarity and skill in dealing with cultural adjustment issues has made her an expert in her field. She is fully fluent in the Cebuano language and partially fluent in the Tagalog language. Rosa earned her master's degree in Professional Counseling from Liberty University.
Rosa currently accepts self-pay, Aetna and Cigna clients. BCBS is pending.
As a Liberty University graduate student seeking a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling, Kathleen will be joining the Homestead Hope Counseling Services team in January 2023 under the supervision of Dan R. Graham, LPC-S. As an experienced certified teacher in elementary schools and early childhood centers, she has a longing to help children succeed while walking with the parents offering necessary support. Being ‘mission minded’ she has experience working with multicultural groups around the world, to include third world immigrant populations adjusting to their new life in the United States. Mrs. Mohler is military spouse and is well acquainted with the never-ending challenges of military family life, both during and after active duty. Kathleen’s primary counseling approach is cognitive behavior therapy coupled with biblical truth. Her specialties include but not limited to anxiety, depression, self-esteem/self-worth, spiritual concerns, assessment in premarital counseling, woman’s issues and more.
Kathleen takes cash pay clients only.
Whitney has served Homestead Hope Counseling since May 2018. Quickly mastering the duties and responsibilities of office management, she was promoted to her current position of Senior Office Administrator. Based in part on her personal life story, she considers it a privilege to work in a family oriented, owned and operated Christian faith-based counseling center. As a Certified Life Coach, Whitney specializes in leadership, divorce, spiritual formation, women’s issues, relationships, stress management, grief & loss, hope coaching, foster & adoption, and life recovery. She holds a Certified Advanced Christian Life Coach credential through the International Board of Christian Care. As a Board Certified Christian Life Coach she desires to help people move their lives forward using non-therapeutic methods
Regarding life coaching, Whitney accepts self-pay clients only.
Deborah is co-owner of Homestead Hope Counseling and has worked as advisor and consultant since its inception. She actively joined the Homestead Hope office staff in February 2020 upon her retirement from the UT Southwestern Medical Center (Dallas). She comes to us with years of experience working with the medical community, administrators, patients and next of kin family members. Deborah's compassion for people combined with her expertise in medical protocols and provider-patient communication allows her to contribute to the professional therapeutic services we offer our clients. She is a valued asset second to none!
Deborah's BIOBella is a Multi-poo. She began her career as a therapy animal just after her second birthday and seems to enjoy her responsibilities immensely. Bella is very intelligent, mild mannered, and has never met a person she didn’t like. Being young and energetic she is always wanting to play, snuggle, or just hang out on the couch. She is however, still being taught acceptable social skills. For example, she is excitable and tends to lick and play when she needs to be ‘working’. With intentional and consistent training from the staff and clients alike, she is slowly learning how to minister and comfort people without being the center of attention, aka, dog drama queen! We look forward to working with her for many years to come.
Bella's BIO