Michael T. McCloskey, M.A., LPC

Counseling Intake

I do what I love. I meet with men, women, couples and groups to think deeply about the implications of a fallen world on our ability and call to love one another more richly and to be more integrated to our design as God has created us. I see my work and my call as a great privilege - to walk with another human being through their sorrow, their hope and their doubt - to think about life with another, to consider what is true and what has gone wrong in our lives more deeply connects us to what is real. Truly, to walk into the reality of life with another is a joy.

I grew up here in Texas, graduated with a degree in Architecture from Texas A&M, then switched gears completely, moving to Indiana for three years to pursue a Masters degree in Counseling, under the direction of Dr. Larry Crabb and Dr. Dan Allender, from Grace Theological Seminary, where I graduated in 1986. After an internship with Crabb and Allender, I moved my family back to Texas where I have been in private practice since 1987. I am married to the most exquisite woman in the world, Jeanenne, with whom I share my counseling practice. We have three grown children and two grandchildren although I am not nearly as old as that sounds. Ultimately, the work in which I engage I do so with passion, hope and an eye toward returning to what we know most deeply within us.