He is a Qualified Supervisor, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (Level Two), and ART Certified. Mallory holds a Psychology degree from the University of Florida and a Masters in Counseling Psychology from Palm Beach Atlantic University. He also attended seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, and has several years of experience in insurance and education. As a counselor, Mallory has worked in both private practice and non-profit counseling. He served as the clinical director of a large church-based counseling center. He is a certified trauma professional, trained in accelerated resolution therapy, and a qualified supervisor. Mallory believes that at any stage or age, all people have this in common: we have stories and are created for connection. While life can be amazing and beautiful, there is a deep awareness and experience of brokenness and pain — in ourselves, our relationships, and the world around us. almost immediately found his passion and calling in counseling. He believes that at any stage or age, people are made to connect. While life can be an amazing and beautiful thing, there is also a deep awareness and experience of brokenness and pain; in ourselves, in our relationships, and the world around us. Mallory believes counseling is an opportunity to enter into your brokenness and to find meaning, redemption, and ultimately healing and wholeness. This therapeutic process requires courage, authenticity, and a willingness to be vulnerable. Mallory is married to his wife, Amy, and they have two teenage children. In his free time he enjoys saltwater fishing, football, and biking. He takes full advantage of any opportunity to go to the Florida Keys.
