In this video Kevon Owen and Jack Smith discuss therapy for kids and teenagers. One service available at Kevon Owen Christian Counseling Clinical Psychotherapy is child and adolescent therapy. If you have a child and or teenager who might benefit from therapy give Kevon a call in OKC, Edmond or Jones at 405-655-5180 or 405-740-1249 today.
As children and teens grow, they are in a constant process of developing the social skills and emotional intelligence necessary to lead healthy, happy lives. When children experience emotions or engage in behaviors that interfere with their ability to thrive they may benefit from counseling.
I have worked with children and adolescents for over 10 years and enjoy the process of working towards their becoming the kind of people they would like to be!
Kevon Owen, Christian Counseling Edmond
119 S Broadway Suite #3
Edmond, OK 73034
405-740-1249
Kevon Owen – Christian Counseling – Clinical Psychotherapy – OKC
10101 S Pennsylvania Ave Suite C
Oklahoma City, OK 73159
405-655-5180
Kevon Owen Christian Counseling
320 SW 3rd Street
Jones Oklahoma 73049
405-740-1249
n this video Kevon Owen and Jack Smith discuss “Church burn out”. That can be a real problem with Christians and their relationship to God. Christian Counseling can help you find what you feel you have lost. Call Kevon Owen today and make an appointment to see how you can rekindle your faith. In OKC call 405-655-5180 or for Edmond and Jones call 405-740-1249. To connect online https://www.kevonowen.com.
Depending on your preference and comfort level in counseling should you have a need or desire to include spiritual guidance we can explore some of life’s bigger questions.
How do you view God? How does God view you? What does the Bible say about Heaven? How do I process and apply what the Bible says to my life?
I’ve seen stress, anxiety, and depression from people who are working through spiritual issues. I’ve seen guilt and shame rob joy from people’s lives.
Spiritual Guidance can help individuals work through what they believe and apply Biblical truth to their life.
I have over 10 years expense on staff in church ministries. I am ordained by the church and licensed in the state of Oklahoma . I would like to work with you to better understand who God is, what the Bible says, and work towards feeling peace spiritually.
Teenage girl stressed out about some high school drama
The high school years are a pivotal time in the life of a teenager. It is a transitional period where the biggest challenge facing them is the decision they need to take as to what career path they want to pursue for the future. Should they go for higher education? Do they start working right away? Should they go to a trade school or enroll in some vocational course?
This in itself is no easy decision to make. But even when one has narrowed down his choices—for example, if one wants to enter college and take up a particular subject, they will still need to check up the different college programs, financial aid facilities and other related factors pertaining to their choice.
At the same time, this is also a crucial stage regarding the social-emotional development of an individual. As the end of the school life becomes imminent, students increasingly feel the need to prepare themselves mentally for ‘life after school.’ Add to this their current academic obligations (and how well or poorly they meet them may well come to decide whether or not they get to pursue the future they have envisioned for themselves) as well as factors like peer pressure, etc. and we can see how life in high school can become mentally overwhelming to not a few students.
And let us not forget that the expanding means of communication, facilitated by modern technology, make it no easier for today’s students and teenagers to navigate the social scenarios at this age. Issues like gossip, dating, bullying, body-shaming, etc. of course are not typical for high school students alone, but at least some of those issues can really reach aggressive proportions precisely at this juncture.
Here’s where an experienced, and more importantly, a caring and sympathetic counselor and mental health care professional can play an effective role in helping high school students navigate through their various problems as smoothly as possible. The goal is to help students get through the high school years in a way so that no emotional scars are left behind from these days.
Of course, schools have their own dedicated counselors in their staff to help students deal with these very problems. However, the reality of the situation is that the counselor-to-student ratio nationwide remains far higher than the ASCA (American School Counselor Association) recommended ratio of 1-250. As such, it is often not possible for school counselors to dedicate the time and attention required to properly resolve the various issues faced by many numbers of students.
In such situations, seeking individual counseling may yield the desired results. Kevon Owen, a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and an experienced Christian Counselor from Oklahoma City, maintains that in such scenarios, individual counseling often serves to complement school counseling and vice-versa.
Skilled in Christian Counseling and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for children, adults, and adolescents, Kevon will work together with the student (and if need be, with his/her parents) primarily with the aim to make him see his problems in a different light and approach them from an altered perspective. It is his goal to make the individual see and know the joy in life and god which will in itself take away most of the stress and help the student approach and deal with his problems in a more matured, relaxed and effective manner.
So, if you feel you can benefit from Kevon’s Christian Counseling OKC, Christian Counseling Edmond, and Christian Counseling Jones, please call 405-655-5180 or 405-740-1249 to schedule therapy. Alternatively, you can reach him through his website at https://www.kevonowen.com.
In this video Kevon Owen and Jack Smith are having a discussion about “Defeating Core Belief I’m not good enough”. For help with life’s difficult questions call on Kevon Owen for a professional therapy session. With locations in Jones, Edmond and now in Oklahoma City its more convenient than ever to visit a therapist. Call today at 405-655-5180 or 405-740-1249 or on the web at https://ift.tt/2Pjunlx.
Kevon Owen, Christian Counseling Edmond
119 S Broadway Suite #3
Edmond, OK 73034
405-740-1249
Kevon Owen – Christian Counseling – Clinical Psychotherapy – OKC
10101 S Pennsylvania Ave Suite C
Oklahoma City, OK 73159
405-655-5180
Kevon Owen Christian Counseling
320 SW 3rd Street
Jones Oklahoma 73049
405-740-1249
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In this video therapists Kevon Owen and Jack Smith discuss the topic “How to talk to your kids about death”. For help with life’s difficult questions call on Kevon Owen for a professional therapy session. With locations in Jones, Edmond and now in Oklahoma City its more convenient than ever to visit a therapist. Call today at 405-655-5180 or 405-740-1249 or on the web athttps://www.kevonowen.com.
Kevon Owen is an experienced Christian Counselor and Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor with experience in inpatient and outpatient care and a history of working in the mental health care industry. Kevon is skilled in Christian Counseling and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for adults, children, and adolescents Therapy.
Kevon also has extensive training in Relationship Therapy / Marriage Therapy and Family Therapy. To speak to Kevon please call 405-740-1249 or 405-655-5180 to schedule therapy or you can visit his website at https://www.kevonowen.com.
Teenage girl stressed out about some high school drama