Learn More About Our Highly Skilled Counselors

Brent Hazelrigg CC., Life Coach

Brent Hazelrigg has over 20 years of experience in doing pastoral care and counseling with families and individuals of all ages. He has an Associates from OCC, Bachelors from UCO, Masters from Southwestern Seminary and doctorate from OCU.

In Brent’s impressive 20+ years of ministry, he has countless hours doing counseling with teenagers and adults. His role regularly calls for counseling to navigate parent and child dynamics, marriage therapy, premarital therapy, crisis, career, bereavement, grief, substance abuse, counseling for anxiety and depression, spiritual guidance.

As a Christian Counselor, Masters’s level counselor, and life coach Brent uses a cognitive behavioral approach to help his clients to navigate life issues and non-severe psychopathological issues. Brent is not an LPC. In cases where there is a need for clinical assessment and intervention Brent and the clinicians at the Owen Clinic take a collaborative approach to help clients have their needs met.

Dr. Kevon Owen when asked about Brent stated “Brent is one of the most relatable and genuinely caring people I know. Brent has a unique gift to see and understand situations and provide wisdom that gives guidance and hope. When it comes to clinical issues, I would see a clinician, however when it comes to life issues Brent is and has been the person that I seek wisdom and counsel from for the last 16 years. If I were seeking out a counselor personally, I would go to him.”

Brent can be reached by calling 405-512-7444

Email - RiggDoesCounseling@gmail.com

Dr. Kevon Owen, DCoun, LPC, LPC-S, CC

405-740-1249

drkevonowen@gmail.com

Dr. 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.

12 years as a Youth Minister, Kevon has a strong background in theology and church ministry. He has a masters degree focused in Counseling Psychology from Mid-America Christian University. He studied undergrad in youth ministry and Biblical languages at Oklahoma Baptist University and Family Studies and Gerontology at Southern Nazarene University. Kevon has a doctorate in clinical counseling from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Did you know that Kevon Owen is regularly consulted and featured articles pertaining to issues such as relationships, love, parenting, anxiety, psychopharmacology, marriage, psychopathology, and more. These articles are from nationally syndicated media outlets including Insider, Elite Daily, Fatherly, Bustle, Healthline and many more. Ask Kevon about where you can see where his work has been showing up lately.

Kevon loves a whole person approach to working with people and believes that as people who are made up of a mind, body, and spirit. If any of these areas are in discord they will all be impacted. There is great therapeutic value in including all of these features in the therapeutic process. To your comfort level, Kevon includes aspects of clinical psychotherapy, Christian counseling, and being active. Kevon’s offices are comfortable and conveniently located with opportunities for walking trails and play.

Kevon would like to furnish you with information about his professional clinical credentials. He is licensed to practice as a Licensed Professional Counselor by the Oklahoma State Department of Health. Kevon’s license number is 6714 He would be happy to discuss this information with you and/or furnish you with printed material. You may contact (without giving your name) the LPC office listed below for additional information.

Paul Lowe PA-C, CC., Life Coach

(405)-771-0183

pflmedical@gmail.com

Yes, I am taking new patients. I am a Christian prescriber who believes in a wholistic approach to treating. You are a mind spirit and body and all of them were created to work together. I love getting to work with patients and therapist to help you reach your most healthy and thriving self. Too many times it feels like medicine and faith are at odds, but they are not and don’t have to be. Medicine is there to treat symptoms, not solve life problems. It can be exhausting to try to fight your body and brain while dealing and coping with life’s challenges.

I was born in Oklahoma and raised in the small town of Jones and graduated from Jones High School. I went to OSU and UCO and have a bachelor of science and was trained to be a PA from the OU Health Science Center in Oklahoma City. I have spent 10 years in primary and urgent care.

I currently work with Physical Medicine of Oklahoma. I am also very excited to begin working with Kevon Owen in the Christian counseling world to help meet the needs of my fellow Oklahoman’s. I give the least medication necessary for the greatest positive outcome. Meds by themselves don’t solve problems, unless the problem is a physical or mental symptom.

Paul Lowe 405-771-0183 or you can Call Kevon at 405-740-1249

Destini Ramsey, CC., Life Coach, Intern for LPC

(405)-394-9950

DestiniRamseyCounseling@gmail.com

Destini Ramsey has six years of experience working with children, adolescents, and their families. She is a Certified Life Coach, Teacher and a Christian Counselor. She went to OBU for nursing, SNU for family studies and gerontology and is working on a masters in Clinical Counseling at MACU.

She primarily uses a cognitive behavioral and rational emotive behavioral therapy approach to counseling.

Although she loves working with people in all ages, she primarily focuses on children, adolescents, families, couples, and individuals. She enjoys seeing people gain confidence and tools to help them thrive. She is working on adding the LPC Credential and will be adding the title clinician to her title when she completes the process. At this stage she is working on her LPC Internship which means she is trained in clinical psychopathology but she is under the clinical supervision of a fully licensed therapist and the school she attends. Dr. Kevon Owen is her clinical supervisor on site.

Destini has experience working with depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, autisim spectrum, greif, some types of trauma, couples, families. Adults and children are her primary emphasis of care.

Jack Smith, LPC, CC

(405)-822-1424

JackSmithLPC@gmail.com

Jack Smith, LPC, CC

Jack is a Christian Counselor and Clinical Psychotherapist. He is

also a Licensed Professional Counselor. He enjoys working with

couples and individuals of all ages from children to senior adults.

Jack Smith has a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Ethics, and

a master’s degree in Counseling, both from Mid America Christian

University, in Oklahoma City.

Jack worked at Mid Del Youth and Family Center, working with

students in the Midwest City and Del City area. He began working

in group homes as a houseparent and activities coordinator.

Jack has received certification to administer The First Offenders

Program, working with teenagers that have been arrested for the

first time, and works alongside OJA serving juveniles that need

mental health services as a requirement for completing probation.

Jack has over 7 years of experience facilitating the mental health

needs of children, teenagers, and young adults, and prefers to

work primarily within the Reality Therapy framework along with

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

Amanda Wilkerson, CC., Life Coach, LPC Candidate

(405)-618-7977

AmandaWilkersonLPC@gmail.com

Life can be difficult. Whether it’s everyday stress, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, or any other emotion negatively impacting your life and mental health. It can be difficult to navigate the ups and downs of life. Creating and maintaining relationships can feel overwhelming and scary. Sometimes you may need help finding your way through the experiences and circumstances that life throws your way. Amanda’s goal is to help and encourage you to work through and cope with the challenges in your life and become a healthier and happier version of yourself.

Amanda has a bachelor’s degree in family and gerontology and a master’s degree in clinical counseling. Amanda is a Christian Counselor and an LPC Candidate. When an individual becomes a medical doctor they are an intern, then a resident, then a medical doctor. When a person becomes a therapist they are an intern, then a candidate, then a fully licensed clinical psychotherapist.She is in the candidacy stage which means she has finished school and test and now she’s getting hours under the supervision of an LPC Supervisor.

She completed my practicum at Crossroads Youth and Family Services in Norman where she worked with clients of all ages.

During her time with Crossroads she also attended juvenile court proceedings and treated the youth that were given the opportunity seek counseling services.

Amanda enjoys working with clients of all ages and has been trained in Marriage and family therapy techniques. She has a great deal of experience in treating depression, and anxiety.

Anna Stapleton, CC., Life Coach, Intern for LPC

(405)-312-9515

AnnaStapletonLPC@gmail.com

Anna has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Mid-America Christian University and will graduate in the spring with a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She is completing her internship with our agency as she works on her LPC. Anna has received training in the treatment of depression, anxiety, marriage and relationship problems, grief counseling, eating disorders, sexual abuse and trauma, and career counseling. She has experience working with a variety of age groups, individuals and couples.

Anna is a Christian Counselor , LPC intern and life coach. Anna’s methods can include psychoanalysis, cognitive behavioral therapy, REBT, and art therapy. She feels especially called to work with those who have struggled with marital issues, trauma, eating disorders, childhood sexual abuse, and self-esteem. She loves to work with a variety of clients and enjoys working collaboratively to develop new ways of coping, creatively.

“People are more apt to seek counseling now than ever before, and that’s a great thing. People come to counseling for a multitude of reasons. Every person is unique and has their own unique struggles. It helps to have someone come alongside you, and help you deal with those struggles. Feelings of not being good enough can occupy your thoughts and make you feel less-than. Sometimes we strive for perfection and try to fit into other people’s expectations. In therapy, you can be your authentic self and explore fears, feelings, and struggles with a team-mate.” ~ Anna