Marc is the co-founder and clinical director of The Kitchen Table founded in 2006. Marc received his Master’s Degree in Counseling from the University of New Orleans in 1998. He holds a license in both Marriage and Family Therapy and Professional Counseling in the state of Louisiana.  Marc has been licensed since 2001 (LPC) and 2002 (LMFT).  He is trained in EMDR, (a therapeutic process that resolves past trauma), and Recall Healing (addressing psychosomatic disorders) along with other areas of professional counseling & life coaching skills and experience. Marc is best at restoring struggling marriages and families, helping people heal from PTSD and coaching people through difficult life circumstances.  

Candice received her Life Coaching Certification from the Kitchen Table Counseling in 2019. Candice coaches people to find their God-given identity by speaking TRUTH, LIFE & LOVE. She has learned through the years that the only true way to care for others is to allow the Holy Spirit to lead her in the direction that He wants to minister and she simply follows His lead. Her fearlessness is contagious.  Candice is a raw and real, straight shooting coach who brings to the table a passion for those who desire to grow in true intimacy with the Lord. Her coaching inspires people to pursue the calling of God on their life.

Michelle O’Connor is a mom of two children and a stepmom to two children. She’s been married to her husband John for 20 plus years and they have seven grandchildren and is currently raising one of her granddaughters. Michelle has been on the pursuit of personal growth for the last 25 years, healing from an abusive marriage, physical and emotional trauma, and family of origin struggles that has propelled her forward to live life to the fullest and bring as many people as she can with her. She believes deeply that everyone has been born as a beautiful gift. Her passion is helping others see themselves as God sees them. 

Tiffany recently completed her graduate program at University of Louisiana at Monroe, where she received her Master’s degree in Counseling on a combined track for Cinical Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling with a focus in Pediatrics. She is passionate about facilitating healing for young adults, adolescents, and children. A native of Southwest Louisiana, Tiffany has worked in a variety of career fields before deciding to pursue her passion for counseling.

Melissa earned her Master’s Degree in Counselor Education from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in 2005. She is board licensed through the state of Louisiana as a Licensed Professional Counselor and is a National Certified Counselor through The National Board for Certified Counselors. Melissa has worked with a diverse population, including adults and adolescents in inpatient and outpatient facilities and primarily with adolescents in a school setting for nearly 20 years. Melissa is passionate about helping clients feel understood and giving them hope when they feel hopeless.

Lindsay Jones is a wife and mom of three amazing children. She has completed her Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and is a certified TKT life coach.  In addition, she and her husband have worked in ministry to young adults for over 10 years and understands the ongoing demands of that life.  Her heart is to see ministry families not burn out and live from a place of wholeness and health in Christ.  Along with her faith, the support of a life-giving community, and personal grief therapy she has had to overcome various trials in her life.  Lindsay has experienced the loss of a child, major medical issues, and family dissension.  Her hope is to help people discover their unique gift and genuinely celebrate them. Lindsay brings to the table a down to earth practicality, the passion for creating a hospitable environment, and being a safe place for people to share their whole heart.

Ashley received her Bachelor of Science in Special Education/Early Intervention in May of 2008 and her Master of Science in Speech Language Pathology in May of 2013 from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.  She is currently in graduate school pursuing a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health. Ashley has experience working in the school system and in family homes with children who have special needs. Since 2013, Ashley has worked as a Speech Language Pathologist serving patients and families in their homes, skilled nursing facilities, and hospitals as they experience the realities and health issues of aging.