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Dustin Spencer Counseling Intern

Dustin grew up in Forsyth County, left to serve eight years in the military—four in the Marine Corps and four in the Army—and came home with a clear purpose: help men stop carrying everything by themselves.
He earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Georgia State University in 2023 and completed his Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Liberty University (2026). His work is focused on the pressures men are rarely permitted to name: depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship strain, and the quiet exhaustion of always having to “be fine.”
For too long, men have been taught that strength means silence. Dustin knows that story from the inside—as a veteran, as a man, and as someone who chose counseling because that message is costing people their health, their marriages, and their lives. Sessions with him are direct, grounded, and built for men who want a place to tell the truth without being managed, lectured, or softened into someone they’re not.

Dustin specializes in:

Men’s mental health and the unique stress of male roles today
Depression and anxiety
Trauma
Relationship issues

He practices under the supervision of Lauren Greenway LPC.
If you’ve been holding it together for everyone else and you’re tired of doing it alone, you don’t have to prove you “need” help. You just have to be willing to start.

About Me

Amy has graduated with her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University and is pursuing her Associate Professional Counselor licensure. Amy’s passion is to help others live their best life. She has done this in her work supporting and mentoring military spouses, serving and encouraging moms, mentoring young moms at the local crisis pregnancy center, and mentoring adolescents in the local school system. She believes this starts with a desire to connect with and meet the unique needs of each client. Amy uses a person-centered approach and integrates theories to best match each individual; such as Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. She believes that healing happens through connection. Amy is a member of the America Counseling Association and the American Association of Christian Counselors. She plans to pursue a play therapy certification and is under the supervision of Dr. Amanda Slaughter.

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