Bob Hamp is the founder of the Think Differently Counseling Consulting and Connecting Center. He has been in private practice and worked in the church for a combined 25 years of practice. Besides his years of private practice and organizational consulting, he spent ten years developing a group discipleship strategy called Freedom Ministry that helped thousands of people find freedom from a broad range of struggles. He has published two books built around the idea that changing thought process is the true meaning of Biblical repentance and therefore, the key component of real change. HIs video series, Foundations of Freedom, is used worldwide to shift the way people see the Gospel, themselves and the pathway to change. He currently offers training and consulting to counselors, ministries, and laypeople. He and his team offer training in facilitating freedom, spiritual leadership, teaching and training strategies and ministry development.

Jessica is a licensed professional counselor who desires to see people walk in wholeness and freedom.  Jessica earned her B.A in Psychology and Sociology, as well as her M.A in Counseling, at Dallas Baptist University. Jessica spent several years working with individuals and families in crisis in hospital-based programs as well as in school settings. She has also facilitated and taught spiritual development seminars focused on helping individuals step more fully into who they are in Christ. Jessica has been in private practice full time since 2011 and is dedicated to providing her clients a safe and healthy environment where she can help them find spiritual and emotional healing.

Mike is a licensed professional counselor and a graduate of Southwestern Assemblies of God University with a Masters in counseling psychology. Mike is passionate about helping those who are in the pursuit of authentic wholeness and freedom. He is a fully trained EMDR therapist and has experience working in both inpatient, and outpatient hospitals, men’s drug and alcohol rehabilitation, and private practice. Mike believes the applications he has utilized in his experiences while working in mental health are tools in the journey and are useful in the process of restoration but not exclusive, especially in the restoration of the heart. His eclectic approach emphasizes the need of the Holy Spirit to address relational wounds, trauma, and various painful life experiences. Mike enjoys working with male pre-adolescent, adolescents, men, and marital counseling. When not working, Mike seeks out new adventures with his wife and two sons. He loves kayak fishing, backpacking in the Rockies, and being around friends.