Rose is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in North Carolina. She attended Liberty University where she received her Masters’ Degree in Professional Counseling. Rose was born and raised in North Carolina. She is family oriented and has a passion to help family relationships. She has 6 children, 23 grandchildren, and 3 great grandchildren. Rose has a love for people and as long as she can remember, she walked in the role as a counselor before she realized it was a profession. Rose’s greatest passion is helping others in any capacity. She was a School teacher for over 20 years teaching grades 6-9. As a teacher, she wore many hats which included being a counselor for her students as well as the entire school. Since Rose’s retirement, she has helped many clients pick up the broken pieces and become whole again. She works well with clients of all ages. Under the umbrella for her current employer, she is providing therapy for students in Johnston County. She is also working in Wayne County at Life Recovery Services as a counselor. Rose has facilitated group therapy for couples, marriages, and families. In doing so, couples have reunited their love for one another and enhanced others. Rose’s empathy and compassion sets an atmosphere of warmth and love. Her non-judgmental attitude encourages her clients to open-up and share freely.
Madonna Brown is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Supervisor in North Carolina and is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor in Kentucky.
She is originally from Kentucky and earned her degree in Mental Health Counseling from Western Kentucky University.
Before coming to Life Recovery, Madonna worked at Family Works Psychological Center as a full-time therapist where she worked with clients of all ages. Madonna was also the Executive Director of the Wayne Pregnancy Care Center in Goldsboro where she counseled women in crisis pregnancies and oversaw the day-to-day activities of the center.
Madonna began working at Family Works in 2007 and was a member of the Geriatric Specialty team and a part-time therapist. In 2008 Madonna became a full-time therapist at Family Works. She also worked at a local high school providing therapy to adolescents one day a week.
Madonna is married with three children and 5 grandchildren. She has over 45 years of life experience that has helped to increase her knowledge of how to relate to people in a way that helps them feel comfortable. She also has the ability to help people open up and share what’s going on in their lives.
Specialization:
-Anxiety
- Depression
- Self-Esteem Issues
- Individual Psychotherapy including Adults and Children
- Christian/Spiritual Based Therapy
- Marriage and Couples Psychotherapy
(Not practicing at this time)
Hank is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor.
He is originally from Kentucky where he attended Western Kentucky University
majoring in Sociology and ROTC. After moving to North Carolina, Hank
attended Mt. Olive College and earned a degree in Religion. Hank has ten
years experience in the military were he worked his way up to Captain.
Previously, Hank worked at Eastern Correction as a case manager where he
would advise inmates on personal problems, educational and training needs,
employment resources, vocational skills, family problems and institutional
adjustment. During his employment at the prison, he worked as the director
of the "New Leash on Life" dog program. This program helped inmates relate
to a dog for 8 weeks along with providing structure, meeting their needs
such as food and water, giving love and a sense of meaning. Hank also
counseled inmates on setting goals, planning for the future, ways to handle
daily living and manage the stress of prison life.
Specialization:
-Anxiety
-Depression
Self-Esteem Issues
-Individual Psychotherapy including Adults and Children
-Christian/Spiritual Based Therapy -Marriage and Couples Psychotherapy