The Counseling and Resource Center
Counselors’ Biographies
Fran Fielden, M.ED., M.A., NCC, LMHC received her Master’s degree in Psychological Counseling and Guidance from the University of Washington. She has worked as a counselor in numerous colleges in Washington State as well as in the public school system and in community agencies. She is eclectic and holistic in her approach and has an extensive background in personal, career, and academic counseling. Fran can assist you in areas of depression, anxiety, self-esteem, stress, career decision making, and relationships. She is a client-centered, empathetic listener who will focus on your concerns, clarify, suggest, and help you to take the next steps towards resolution. She believes that all people can make positive changes in their lives and that a good counselor supports you and challenges you to grow. Fran’s personal interests include music, film, reading, performing, hiking, travel, and her family.
Yukiko Hartman, M.S. has several years’ experience working with students in different college settings. She has had numerous opportunities to work with students’ issues through personal and career counseling and academic advising. As well, she has been involved in departments for international students for the last few years. Through her personal and professional experiences, she has a good understanding of the uncertainty and vulnerability that people may face in an unfamiliar environment. Yukiko believes that enhancing one’s awareness of his/her mind and body is beneficial for a happy and healthy life. Personally, she enjoys practicing tai chi, meditation and writing.
Michelle Henningsen, MA, LMFT is a licensed marriage and family therapist. She has experience working with adults who are making transitions in their lives, from deciding what to pursue in a career or juggling the roles of being a parent, student, partner or caregiver. She realizes that whatever we do in life, it can be filled with stress and that sometimes we need the help of a counselor to guide us in our journey. Michelle has counseling experience in the areas of depression, anxiety, relationship issues, parenting, divorce, and balancing work and/or school and family. Michelle has work experience at a community counseling agency, a residential treatment center, and working with postpartum women, making the transition to parenthood.
Jack Martin, M.A., CRC received his Masters degree in Rehabilitation Counseling from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale and is a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. He has worked for vocational rehabilitation and workers compensation agencies, in private practice and for a large medical center. Jack has experience helping people make personal choices and career decisions as a result of an injury, illness or lifestyle change. He also has experience as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA)). Jack’s approach is to provide short term, solution oriented counseling that will help you develop an appropriate goal and implement a successful plan of action.
Kimberly Hanson, M.A. earned her Master of Arts in Counseling from Western Seminary in Portland, Oregon and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington. Her experience includes working with a very diverse clientele on a variety of issues, including stress management, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulty, career and life transitions and assessment. She approaches therapy in a holistic approach, realizing that we are comprised of physical, mental, spiritual and social aspects, and when these areas are out of alignment, we may feel unbalanced. Her goal is to support you while facilitating change as you choose the pace of your growth. She is passionate about assisting clients live a fuller, more meaningful life. Kimberly enjoys reading, writing, traveling, taking adventures and is an outdoor enthusiast.
Cory Kohm obtained his B.S. in chemistry from Ithaca College and pursues his Master of Arts in Counseling at Western Seminary. His counseling experience includes helping clients with adjustment to life transitions, substance abuse, relationship concerns, work performance, and spirituality. Cory employs a client-centered, cognitive counseling approach, whereby he will work collaboratively with clients to identify how thoughts and beliefs (cognitions) impact feelings and behavior, while supporting them in their growth process. His goal is to help you identify personal needs, understand conflicts, discover new options, and make informed choices. Cory enjoys endurance running and triathlon, golf, music, and traveling.
