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Sabrina and Eric are committed to helping couples have the best relationship possible through counseling, coaching, conferences and weekly blogs.
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Neurofeedback is a scientifically proven way to improve the way you feel and function in the world by improving how your brain operates.
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Get to know how you are wired! The Core Values Index™ is a revolutionary new assessment which enables you to understand your deepest core self.
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We want to serve the couples and singles in your church through our powerful retreats based on the Core Values Index.
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We equip, certify and provide CE for Counselors and Life Coaches in the use of the Core Values Index with clients.
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Horses are highly sensitive animals, so they mirror the emotions we bring into the arena.
About Core Values Counseling, LLC
When we know our core values, how we are wired and what we stand for, we can understand ourselves, better. We learn what motivates us and how we communicate and learn best. Knowing this about each other builds esteem and honor into our relationships. We at Core Values Counseling hope to help you gain this deep understanding of yourself and others in order for you to have the best life possible!
We have high levels of success helping couples heal from affairs using research-based methodologies.
Whether you struggle as an individual, or as a couple we have seen success in helping people recover and find freedom.
Neurofeedback, combined with tools developed in therapy has been successful for many clients.
We use the CVI to help people move more intentionally through transitions.
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Our Team
Sabrina Walters
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Eric Walters
Certified Transformational Coach, Mentor, Educator
Anna Schulz
Masters Level
Stephen Carter
Coach & Counselor
Relationship Director
Matthew Boylan
Marriage, Couple & Family Counseling Student Intern
Elizabeth Dyan Ficker
Licensed Professional Counselor · Certified Professional Coach
Michael Morales
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Latest Posts from Core Values Blog
It’s Goal Season
Happy New Year! 2020 is finally upon us, and right on schedule is the expectation that everyone — EVERYONE — is setting big, grand goals for the year. So what about you? Any New Year’s resolutions? Or perhaps you’re a bit sick of reading/hearing that question, for one reason or another. Personally, New Year’s resolutions Read more about It’s Goal Season[…]
When The Holidays Aren’t So Jolly
The holidays are supposed to be romantic — full of joy and togetherness and hope. But what do you do when this season is laced with heartbreak? How do you face the holidays when you’ve just had a relational split? A divorce, a breakup, or worst of all, a death in the family… how are Read more about When The Holidays Aren’t So Jolly[…]
Don’t fight it
Have you ever heard your partner say, “I just wish I could figure this out!” Or perhaps, “Why am I so stressed all the time?!” Maybe it’s more like, “I shouldn’t be this irritated.” It’s all different versions of the same thing: I shouldn’t feel this way! It’s often understandable for someone to say that. Read more about Don’t fight it[…]
A Practice in Romance
I know someone who recently revealed a new habit she and her husband were starting to build. Every night, before they go to bed, they each list three things they’re grateful for — about each other. “I’m thankful you were so sensitive and caring when I got upset earlier.” “I’m so thankful that you helped Read more about A Practice in Romance[…]
Our Ministry Retreat
This last week, we were honored to host a retreat for three pastors and their partners at the Dreamgiver’s Inn in Newberg, Oregon. We know all too well how, when you’re in a profession of serving others, often you just really need someone to stop and serve you. That’s why we do this retreat when Read more about Our Ministry Retreat[…]
Autumnal Romance
When it comes to the seasons, I think Spring tends to get most of the credit for being romantic. All those budding flowers and fresh new days of sunshine; everyone’s thinking about first dates. But Autumn, I have to say, deserves a little credit, too! This season can be wonderfully romantic — and that’s what Read more about Autumnal Romance[…]
One Day At A Time
When we have goals — whether those are individual goals or relationship goals — we tend to want to see results now. As soon as I write my goals out, I’m looking around trying to see the results — and I know I’m not alone in this! We want to meal plan together, or go Read more about One Day At A Time[…]
What We Cannot Change
I heard a quote recently that’s really stuck with me; it’s attributed to all kinds of sources, so I can’t say for sure who originally wrote it, but for our purposes, we only need the quote itself. Here it is: “You can’t go back and change the beginning — but you can start where you are Read more about What We Cannot Change[…]
Always Improving, Always Content
Have you ever noticed how we humans tend to take on an all-or-nothing perspective when it comes to our own improvement? We’re either striving with perfectionist fervor to improve, at the cost of our own self-worth — or we’re so focused on being content right where we are that we reject opportunities for growth. This Read more about Always Improving, Always Content[…]
Are You Addicted to Stress?
Can anyone relate to that tweet? Recently, a friend of mine got a new job. She left a job that had been incredibly stressful: long hours, constant pressure and confusion, and a never-ending fear that she was going to ‘mess up’ and lose her income (which her manager often threatened for little to no reason). Read more about Are You Addicted to Stress?[…]