Our Offices
Office Hours
Monday 9am to 9pm
Tuesday 9am to 9pm
Wednesday 9am to 9pm
Thursday 9am to 9pm
Friday 9am to 9pm
Saturday 9am to 9pm
Sunday 9am to 9pm
Varies by clinician
By appointment only
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At Center for Family Healing, you are a person, not a “diagnosis”. There are no bad people, only better ways of coping. This is not a court. No one is on trial. You will not be judged. Instead, freedom begins here.
Let us help put you on the path to individual and relational growth through counseling and therapy.
About CFH
Meet our therapists
Richard Bates
LCMFT, M.S.F.T, RN
Having struggles with your relationship? Come together or come alone. I will not take sides. I care. Ready for things to be different? I promise I have the answers. Not sure if you should stay or go? I am not here to advocate staying or leaving because I have no agenda for you. I am a veteran of the Air Force, former grade school teacher and RN. Learn More
Laura Drinkard
LCMFT, M.S.F.T., B.S Psychology
As a relationship therapist, I have grown to know intimacy without shame or fear. I have done the work I will ask you to do. I help I specialize in many struggles that couples often face such as parenting, infidelity, bitterness and resentment. Learn More
Joseph Pagan
LCMFT, M.S.F.T., B.S. Psychology
Since 2015, I have been a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist practicing here in Kansas. I work with Families, Couples, Individuals, and Teens. I specialize in treating trauma, depression, and anxiety. For the last seven years I have worked with teens at Lawrence and Free state High Schools. Learn More
James "Jimmy" Nickelsen
LMFT, M.S.F.T., B.A. Theology
At age 56, I am the old guy here. I have faced divorce, relationship struggles with my children (now adults), death/loss, cancer and struggles with faith; all overcome. Learn More
Nik Schuetz
Licensed Masters Level Social Worker
Whether you are healing from pain, suffering from loss, feeling overwhelmed, or you cannot find words to express what or how you are feeling, I am here to show you that there is hope and there is a way to make things better. Learn More