Colette Fabry is the founder of Anger Management and Life Coaching solutions. Colette Fabry  holds a Masters Degree in Counseling and is nationally certified in Conflict Resolution, Mediation, Adult and Adolescent Anger Management and Executive Coaching.  Colette is well known and respected in her field of expertise, conflict resolution.  She has been successfully helping people to problem solve and overcome obstacles, such as anger, in their personal and professional lives for the past 11 years.   She is an active member of American Association of Anger Management and American Association of Christian Counseling.   Colette has been married to her husband, Matt, for 30 years and they are the parents of three grown sons, Jake (&Cheryl), Caleb (&Hollie), and Jeremiah (&Suzi).  She has 6 beautiful grandchildren

Dr. Bob Brado earned a Master of Theological Studies, Master of Divinity, and Doctor of Ministry from Louisiana Baptist University. He is also a Certified Anger Management Facilitator, working with families and individuals since 1996. He is currently a Member of The American Association of Anger Management and The American Association of Christian Counselors. Bob has been happily married since 1989 and is the father of three children

Andrea Pitcher attended Liberty University for her undergraduate studies in Psychology and Christian Counseling. She earned a Master?s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Rosemead School of Psychology, adding supplemental courses at Talbot School of Theology. Andrea is also a Certified Anger Management Facilitator. She is an active member of the American Association of Christian Psychologists and the American Association of Christian Counselors.

Andrea?s clients range from children to adults. Approximately half her clientele are children or teens, dealing with anger, depression, anxiety and adjustment issues. Andrea also sees adult clients individually and in couples work. Her job title is Family Health Facilitator, which allows her to promote wholistic family health by including parents, spouses and family members in the healing process. Just as one family member?s pain affects everyone in the family, individual growth can strengthen the family system.

Ken Pitcher grew up in the Chicago area, and then spent twenty years of his adult life living in Europe. He has extensive experience counseling both youth and adults as a youth pastor, pastor and missionary. During his years in Europe, Ken was also involved in the training of young leaders and in the development and expansion of a nation-wide leadership-training program in the Czech Republic. He has a deep desire to see men grow in their maturity and wisdom, as well as in how they deal with their anger.He also includes young men and teens dealing with a variety of issues.