Dr. Curtis Beeman, MCM

Therapist & Post-Doctoral Fellow

A little about me. . .

I have a genuine interest in others and a desire to understand where they are coming from without passing judgment. This means that I am interested in people’s stories and victories—as well as their struggles.

While working at multiple churches, I was able to provide emotional and spiritual support as I walked alongside those from all walks of life who were struggling. Eventually, my desire to help culminated in the pursuit of a psychology degree. I still desire to walk alongside others on their emotional and/or spiritual journeys as I help them find the tools and resilience to overcome.

As a therapist, I seek to build a relationship with you which nurtures healing and growth. I will often draw upon person-centered therapy along other modalities that might benefit the circumstances in my work with those suffering from concerns such as difficulties with stress, depression, anxiety, PTSD, relationship issues, and self esteem.

My ultimate goal in the therapeutic space is to create an environment that is accepting, genuine, and empathetic while working collaboratively with you to find the path towards healing that is an optimal fit for who you are and where you are.

I am honored to be a part of the CDPCC team serving under the supervision of Dr. Nancy Cochran.