Larry Colclasure is best known for his extraordinary compassion, professional knowledge, clinical skills and training in the field of  Sexual Addiction and Sexual Compulsivity. Larry has earned his reputation as a leader among the country's foremost authorities in the field of Sexual Addiction and Sexual Compulsivity through nearly a two decades of experience with individuals, couples and families. His unique and powerful perspective affords the client a safe opportunity for self disclosure free from condemnation. Larry encounters countless scenarios presented by clients who are convinced their dark secrets, double lives and unspeakable sexual behaviors are the worst imaginable. They come exhausted, disillusioned, isolated and most afraid of exposure. Recognizing the clients courage and risk (and many times absolute desperation), Larry Colclasure offers hope in recovery and a clear path back to sanity. 

Larry earned his Masters Degree at the University of North Texas and received his LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor) in 1995. He has trained with Patrick Carnes, Ph.D. and Mark Lassar, Ph.D. Larry's specialized training includes EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and becoming a CSAT, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, with a strong emphasis on 12 Step foundational recovery programs. He is also a member of the Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health, SASH,  and the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals,  IITAP.   He has an extensive history in ministry and is a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors.  Larry and his wife, Sheila, have been married for 40 years, have two sons, two lovely daughters-in-law, and two very loved granddaughters.

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Sheila Colclasure incorporates her professional management skills and her passion for spouses in need into the practice of Haven Counseling Center. She lends unbridled support to clients and their spouses. Her wise and caring approach gives comfort and hope to many beginning and throughout the process of recovery. In addition to being a wife and mother, Sheila is a grateful cancer survivor. She credits her amazing recovery to the unwavering support of her husband, family and her Savior, Jesus Christ

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Karen Broadwell, LCSW, received her Masters in Social Work from the University of Houston. In addition to traditional clinical skills, Karen is trained in EMDR and DNMS. She has significant experience and extraordinary skills in helping individuals, couples, teenagers, and children deal with a wide variety of issues. Her areas of expertise include partners of sex addicts, women's issues, trauma and abuse, and ADD in both adults and children.

Karen's skills in working with teenagers and children are unique. She has a gift for communicating with young people and working with them on a level at which they know they are heard and understood.

Karen's compassionate understanding of people as individuals allows her to create a safe space for clients to come to terms with life's issues. Her straightforward approach to counseling enables her clients to then find healing.

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Carol’s passion is to give her clients hope; there is light at the end of the tunnel, but we cannot always find our way alone. Carol’s personal journey enhances her clinical training, enabling her to come alongside her clients in a supportive relationship of trust, empathy, and compassion to collaboratively navigate the difficult twists and turns of life. She honors the unique design and potential of each individual as she helps them explore their personal story, discover new ways to live effectively in the present, and embrace the possibilities of the future.

Carol works with individuals, couples, and families,  addressing a broad variety of issues: identity; self-esteem; depression; anxiety; codependency; spiritual crisis; grief; loss; betrayal; life transitions; divorce recovery; parenting; and marriage and family dynamics. In addition, she specializes in individual and group work with partners of sex addicts and with women impacted by domestic violence.  Carol is trained in EMDR

Carol is a Licensed Professional Counselor, she holds an M.A. in Counseling from Dallas Baptist University, and a B.A. in Christian Education from Wheaton College (IL). She is a member of American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC).  She has over twenty-five years of experience in ministry to women and teenagers.  Carol is co-founder of Parenting Alone, a faith-based non-profit community agency serving the needs of single parent families in the DFW metroplex.

In addition to counseling, she has authored numerous magazine articles, and The Single Mom’s Devotional (Regal, 2009.)  Carol enjoys speaking to groups of women, parents, or single parents, addressing real-life issues through the lens of biblical truths.

Carol anchors her life in God’s unfailing love and faithfulness.  Parenting her three daughters, Bethany Joy, Robin, and Emily, is a continual source of joy and satisfaction.  Favorite pastimes include reading,  decorating projects, travel, meeting friends for coffee, and long walks in the piney woods of east TX.  Carol has lived in Dallas since 2001. 

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Brian Powers has a burning desire to help individuals and families struggling with what often seems like impossible problems and a wavering faith.  He knows that people crave restoration through change and he wants to help them on this journey.  He provides a safe environment to explore sensitive issues founded on respect and caring for the client.  Brian’s own personal journey of growth gives him a unique perspective into many of his client’s lives.  He has spent over 9 years in full-time ministry and understands many of the difficulties faced by those in ministry.

Brian has a B.S. in Biblical Studies and received his Masters degree in Profession Counseling from Liberty University.  He is currently a Licensed Professional Counselor-Intern working to complete his 3000 hours required by the State of Texas.  Brian is able to see individuals, teens, and couples for various struggles including, addictions, marital issues, anxiety, blended families, adoptions, and ministry care.

Brian’s personal interests include movies, scuba diving, hunting, walks, and traveling for adventure.  He and his wife have been married over 10 years and love to spend time with their Cairn Terrier, Duncan. 

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Larry Colclasure, MS, LPC, CSAT, AACC ~ Founder and Clinical Director of Haven Counseling Center - Dallas, Texas

Karen Broadwell, LCSW ~ Therapist

Carol Floch, M. A., LPC ~ Therapist

Brian Powers,  M. A., LPC-Intern ~ Therapist

Supervisor - Larry Colclasure M.S., LPC-S

Sheila Colclasure ~ Office Manager

Justin K. Hughes, MA, LPC, NCC

Justin Hughes is passionate about developing a healthy self and empowering others to enjoy and succeed in their relationships. He walks with clients through life challenges, helping them to live life to the full.

Justin specializes in working with adolescents and adults. He counsels individuals, groups, couples and families in areas including, but not limited to the following:

~Anxiety and its various forms, including OCD

~Depression, mood disorders, self-harm, and suicidal thinking

~Relationship/family concerns, involving boundaries, codependency, and communication

~Substance abuse and various addictions

~Life direction, plus career counseling and spiritual concerns

Utilizing cognitive-behavioral and insight-oriented therapy, Justin also counsels from an eclectic mix of theories and techniques to fit each individual and their circumstances.

Justin earned his Master’s in Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary after a Bachelor’s in Psychology from Crown College in Minnesota. A Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Texas, he is also a National Certified Counselor and a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors. 

In addition to his private practice, Justin counsels inpatient and outpatient adults and adolescents at University Behavioral Health in Denton.

Prior to his current role, Justin provided intensive and general outpatient counseling services at the nationally renowned Meier Clinics, where he also received professional development training. Additionally, Justin has served as Adolescent Program Director for The Addicare Group of Texas, an outpatient substance abuse program.

When he’s not counseling, Justin can be found playing guitar, piano or percussion. He enjoys community involvement with kids and teaching them music. He also enjoys outdoor pursuits like kayaking, road trips, and exploring Dallas.

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Jeff Welskopf, M.A., LPC-Intern

Jeff Welskopf is passionate about getting to the heart of the matter.  People spend most of their lives exchanging one mask for another and in the end they are only fooling themselves.  Jeff understands this and knows firsthand how difficult life’s challenges can be.  It is not merely about existing in this life but  rather to learn to live life abundantly.  Following the late missionary William Carey, Jeff strives to live his life by these words: “Attempt Great Things For God. Expect Great Things From God.”

After serving with the United States Navy aboard the USS Independence CV-62, Jeff followed the call to attend Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Il.  There he received a double degree in Evangelism-Discipleship and Bible Theology (2003).

After a traumatic event in 2001, Jeff decided to get some training in the counseling arts so that he would have a more well-rounded look at working in ministry.  He then continued his education at Dallas Theological Seminary and received a Masters of Arts Degree in Biblical Counseling (2008).  Jeff completed his counseling practicum at Life Force Counseling working in a 12 Step environment.  He counseled young men who struggled with chemical dependency.  In 2009, Jeff received his LPC-Intern License from the state of Texas and worked at Stonebriar Counseling Associates working with sexual addictions, trauma and anxiety disorders for nearly a year. 

Jeff offers counseling for the following areas but not limited to: depression, anxiety (including phobias, compulsive disorders and hoarding), men’s sexual issues (including pornography addiction, same sex attraction), anger, self-worth issues, pastoral and missionary care, Christian counseling and post-military issues. 

Jeff is currently living in Dallas and enjoys activities at his local church and is involved in Celebrate Recovery.