Meet Our Team

Greg is a full-time Conventional and Christian Counselor in Bismarck working with individuals and couples. He helps individuals from ages 21 and older who are going through Anxiety, Depression, overcoming Trauma and PTSD, or struggling with Life Changes and Challenges.

He helps couples strengthen their relationships, or restore broken or struggling relationships. Greg believes as individuals grow, they can live courageously in freedom and responsibility, instead of guilt and shame. This growth can also strengthen their relationships and in turn, make healthier families and communities. His experience is that everyone benefits when personal freedom is found and our relationships are enriched.

With a passion for prevention and empowerment, Greg also invests in his communities as a mentor and community builder. He has a Masters of Science in Counseling and is licensed as an LPCC, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (951-6-1-18-437), in the state of North Dakota.

Greg has been married 36 years to Brenda, a talented Nurse and Pottery Artist. They have four grown children, and four grandkids.

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Greg Molinaro

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Sara believes in walking alongside individuals and empowering them to reach peace, be accepted and feel validated in all their feelings.

With compassion, Sara supports teens (16+), and their families as they navigate the peaks and valleys of this stage of life. Sara understands the challenges that may arise during this time. She strives to help youth heal and learn, while also shining a light on the strengths already within them.

She is certified in Perinatal Mental Health and is passionate about helping those who are facing the unique challenges of starting a family during the prenatal and postpartum seasons of their life. She believes that you weren't mean to do this journey alone.

Sara also serves those facing challenges with Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, OCD, Life Changes and more. When you see Sara for counseling, she wants you to feel safe and comforted on your path to mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing.

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Sara Knudson

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Meet Sloane Floberg, a compassionate and empathetic person who simply wants to provide hope and healing to others just as she received from others during her personal journey through grief, depression, and anxiety. Sloane and her husband have been married for over 30 years and have four grown children, three grandchildren, and two boxers. After 20 years as a youth minister on the Standing Rock reservation, Sloane went back to school and became a counselor to help teens and adults not only survive in this life but thrive in it.

Sloane believes we all can, at times, get stuck in life due to the stories we believe about ourselves and others. Counseling can be a helpful tool for individuals to learn new skills in how to rewrite some of those stories that have caused pain in order to find a new ending.

Sloane extends a warm and inviting space for individuals ages 11 and older, as well as, couples who are currently struggling in their relationship or would like premarital counseling. Sloane provides conventional or Christian counseling services for those struggling with anxiety, low self-esteem, depression, anger, grief, spirituality, transitions in life, and conflict resolution. Having a trusted guide who is non-judgmental, down-to-earth, fun, relatable, and has a few movie quotes up her sleeve can be helpful in navigating thoughts and feelings that can at times seem overwhelming. Sloane is here to walk alongside you and empower you, offering the necessary skills and support to help you navigate life’s complexities and embrace a future filled with hope and fulfillment. 

Dan Foster

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Meet Dan Foster, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker Therapist at Center Counseling working part-time on Wednesdays in Washburn, ND.

His inspiring philosophy: he believes that every individual, both children and adults, are extraordinary survivors of difficult life circumstances. He appreciates developing genuine relationships with his clients and finds that opportunities and solutions are often found through relationship. Dan has 3 decades of experience working with children (8+), adolescents, adults, couples, and families.

In working with children andadolescents: Dan draws from extensive training and experience to drive core beliefs that: acting out (defiance, rebellion, etc.) and/or pain turned inwards (self-injury, anxiety, depression, etc.) most often express themselves as masks of pain, shame, and fear. The power of every single positive relationship with a dependable and trustworthy adult opens huge doors for kids to risk making healing connections. Dan desires to help through a strengths-based approach. Children who have experienced trauma need skillful and loving support to help them better manage their strong emotions and behaviors. He understands how important it is to be a trustworthy, healthy, and consistent adult in their life who can see beyond their pain and help them develop better capacities for the challenges they face. His approach in therapy sessions incorporates sensory, patterned, rhythmic, relationship-rich, interventions. This approach often offers “reachable- teachable moments” for youth who are struggling.

In working alongside adults: Dan believes that with support, coaching, and readiness for change; we all can make shifts that allow us to better manage challenges. There is hope. He desires to help his clients recover their strengths, abilities, and opportunities through counseling. Therapy can be a healing space and it’s a journey of readiness you don’t have to walk alone. Healing is a process, and it can start today.

The counseling office is located in Journey Church in Washburn, ND

Emily Clayton, LPCC believes that life can be challenging at times and seeking therapy can feel vulnerable, especially when you’re used to carrying everything on your own. Her goal is to create a space where you feel genuinely heard, understood, and supported — without judgment.

Emily has great passion for providing individual counseling to children and adolescents (10+), and to women (21+) as they navigate challenges such as anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, relationship stress, life changes/challenges, and more. Emily is trained in EMDR and can provide that to anyone who wishes. She is also passionate about supporting individuals during the perinatal and postpartum stages of life.

Many of her clients come to therapy feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, stuck in patterns they can’t seem to break, or exhausted from trying to manage everything alone. Emily is here to help support you in understanding yourself better and building the tools needed to cope with life's ups and downs. Her approach is compassionate, collaborative, and integrative as she tailors therapy to each individual’s unique needs and goals. She believes therapy works best when it feels like a real relationship built on trust, honesty, and safety. Together, you'll work to better understand what’s keeping you stuck while building tools that help you move toward the life and relationships you want. Emily strives to provide a nonjudgemental and safe space as she supports her clients in their journey to mental, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. She can integrate faith into sessions for those who desire it, always respecting the unique beliefs and preferences of each individual person.

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Emily Clayton

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Brita Goss

Meet Brita Goss, a dedicated mental health professional committed to bringing guidance and compassion to individuals towards healing and growth in every session. She can provide in-person or virtual counseling sessions. 

She is a Registered Play Therapist (RPT) and has experience working with children ages 3 and older who may have social, emotional, or behavioral difficulties. The children are quick to gravitate towards her bubbly and curious personality, which creates a safe space where they can feel comfortable in each session. 

Brita works with children and adults who are struggling with anxiety, depression, grief/loss, trauma, relationship issues, attachment, self-esteem issues, parenting/family issues and  life stage adjustments. She also has experience in assisting with symptom alleviation and helping create functional changes in individuals with ADHD and Autism. Her genuine care and concern is what helps each of her clients feel seen as God sees them and heard as they explore complex feelings and navigate difficult situations. She is motivated to help each person reach a moment in their counseling session where they realize that the small changes that are happening can cause a cascading effect of positive change in their lives. Brita seeks to empower clients to live out their purpose with confidence and clarity. 

Outside of her practice, Brita embraces roles as a devoted spouse, parent, and active member of the community through volunteer work in children's and women's ministry at Buffalo City Church. She offers counseling from a Christian perspective for those who are seeking it. Brita believes that God has equipped you with what you need to live out His plan for your life. 

You don’t have to do this healing journey alone. Reach out today to get scheduled with Brita. 

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We are honored to introduce Jeri Lynch, LPC, a dedicated and compassionate therapist committed to helping individuals navigate life’s challenges with strength and hope. Jeri believes that healing happens when people feel truly seen, heard, and accepted. She creates a warm, nonjudgmental space where clients can process their struggles, uncover their resilience, and move forward with confidence.

Jeri specializes in trauma, PTSD, Complex PTSD, anxiety, depression, and dissociation. She is trained in EMDR and Ego State Therapy (Parts Work) and is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional – Level 2, giving her deep insight into the complexities of trauma and healing. She primarily works with adults ages 20 and older, offering individual counseling in person and via telehealth, as well as pre-marital counseling for couples.

Over the years, Jeri has seen the power of normalizing struggles—helping clients understand that their pain, anxiety, or trauma responses are not signs of weakness but rather signs of survival. She recognizes that healing takes time and that every journey is unique. That’s why she carefully tailors therapy to each person’s needs, ensuring a safe and empowering experience. 

At the heart of her work is a deep sense of compassion, acceptance, and faith. She is honored to walk alongside those who are struggling, providing the tools and support needed to foster healing and transformation. For clients who desire faith integration, she incorporates prayer, scripture, and Christ-centered guidance, creating a therapeutic experience that nurtures both emotional and spiritual well-being.

If you’re seeking a therapist who understands, cares, and walks with you in both emotional and spiritual healing, Jeri Lynch, LPC, is here to help.

Take the first step toward healing today. Reach out to schedule an appointment and begin your journey toward wholeness.

Jeri Lynch

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Dayna Martin

Corina is currently accepting new clients as a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor (LAPC) at Center Counseling under the clinical supervision of Sara Knudson. It is her deepest honor to walk with individuals who seek to be truly seen and heard, believing that alongside the wounds we’ve experienced lie the keys to uncovering our authentic selves and the gifts we hold. She is passionate about extending this compassionate and holistic care to young adults and adult clients ages 16 and up.

Through her own personal journey of healing, Corina offers profound empathy, creating a sacred and safe space where clients can authentically explore their stories without judgment or shame. She specializes in helping individuals navigate challenges related to anxiety, depression, PTSD, attachment wounds, family-of-origin issues, inner child work, codependency, boundaries, perfectionism, people-pleasing, adjustment and life transitions, athletic identity, self-esteem and identity formation, spiritual abuse, religious trauma, and integrating meaning into their stories. Corina also has a deep commitment to supporting and advocating for mental wellness among minority populations and people of color, offering culturally responsive care tailored to each individual's unique experiences.

Corina earned her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University. Grounded in her education at a faith-based institution, Corina integrates spirituality into sessions for those who desire it, always respecting the unique beliefs and preferences of each client.

Outside the counseling space, Corina deeply values authentic connections and enjoys moments filled with warmth and comfort. She loves seeking cozy aesthetics, from sipping tea in quaint coffee shops and cuddling with her cats to reading books in a peaceful nook. She appreciates thrifting adventures, savoring popcorn during movie nights, staying active, and embracing joyful, goofy moments with friends and loved ones. Corina cherishes her roles as a wife and soon-to-be mother (August), believing that laughter, genuine connection, and shared experiences enrich life's journey.

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Jasmin Yoder is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) who provides compassionate, client-centered therapy for adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, loss, and ADHD. She understands that life can feel overwhelming when stress becomes constant, emotions feel heavy, or past experiences begin showing up in the present. Her goal is to create a safe, supportive environment where clients feel heard, understood, and empowered to move forward.

Jasmin works with adults who may feel stuck in cycles of overthinking, burnout, self-doubt, emotional exhaustion, or sadness that will not lift. Many of her clients appear high-functioning on the outside but feel anxious, disconnected, or weighed down internally by grief, trauma, or the pressure of trying to hold everything together. In therapy, Jasmin helps clients build practical coping tools while also addressing the deeper roots of what they are carrying.

Her approach is grounded in warmth, respect, and collaboration. Jasmin believes therapy should be both supportive and purposeful—helping clients gain insight, strengthen emotional regulation, and develop healthier patterns aligned with their values and goals. Whether a client is processing a major life loss, healing from trauma, managing ADHD symptoms, or seeking clarity and emotional stability, Jasmin offers steady guidance and evidence-informed support.

For clients who desire it, Jasmin also offers faith-integrated therapy. She meets clients where they are in their faith journey and incorporates spirituality in a way that feels safe, respectful, and meaningful. Jasmin recognizes that faith can be a powerful source of healing, comfort, and strength, and she honors each individual’s beliefs without pressure or assumptions.

Jasmin provides therapy services in Bismarck, with options for in-office sessions and telehealth. She is committed to helping clients feel more grounded, resilient, and connected—supporting them as they move toward healing and lasting change.

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Keri Milas

Life can be hard—there are seasons in our journey that can feel isolating and overwhelming. Keri believes everyone deserves a space where they feel heard, understood, and supported. She works with individuals, couples, and families, and my goal is to create a warm, welcoming environment where you can show up just as you are.

She especially enjoys working with adolescents. Keri knows it’s not always easy for young people to open up, so she focuses on building trust and creating a space where they feel comfortable expressing their thoughts and emotions. Every adolescent deserves the chance to feel valued, supported, and hopeful about their future.

She also finds it a privilege to walk alongside couples who may feel stuck, disconnected, or overwhelmed. Reaching out for help can feel like a big step, and she is here to support both of you as you strengthen communication, rebuild connection, and navigate challenges together.

She walks with people who are experiencing a range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma and PTSD, adoption/foster care, infertility, infidelity, and relationship issues.

Her goal is to help you not just get through difficult moments, but to grow from them. Together, you’ll build insight, develop practical tools, and move toward the life and relationships you want. Keri finds that it is truly a privilege to be part of that journey with you.

Dayna is a full-time conventional and Christian counselor based in Williston. She works with adolescents (13+), adults, couples, and families facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, relationship issues, family disruption, adoption-related concerns, church hurt, and spiritual abuse.

Dayna believes positive change is possible for everyone. While healing often involves hard work and honesty, she enjoys creating a space where clients feel safe being themselves while digging deep into places where healing can take place. Dayna is especially passionate about helping people understand the origin of their struggles and build healthier ways of connecting with themselves and others.

Dayna approaches counseling from a holistic perspective, recognizing that emotional, relational, spiritual, and physical well-being are deeply connected. She believes lasting change happens when people are provided the opportunity to be known, understood, and supported as they grow. She considers it a privilege to walk alongside clients as they step into freedom, connection, and hope. What Dayna loves most about counseling is helping people recognize the beauty, value, and strength that already exists within them, often before they can see it for themselves.

A recurring theme she sees in her work is that many people feel alone in their pain. Dayna is here to guide those who feel disconnected or are experiencing pain in their closest relationships. She meets with teens struggling to find connection, parents carrying overwhelming stress, couples desiring better relationships, or people wrestling with the impact of past wounds. Dayna helps clients explore their experiences with compassion and honesty. Together, they identify patterns that may be keeping them stuck and develop new pathways toward healing and healthier relationships.
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At Center Counseling, part of our mission is to raise up more counselors, specifically Christian counselors. It is a privilege to lead, encourage, and support students seeking a Clinical Mental Health Counseling degree. Our interns operate under the licensure of their clinical supervisors, Greg Molinaro, LPCC and Sara Knudson, LPCC.

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Student Interns

Meet Les Wolfgram our current practicum and intern student. He is accepting new clients. Les Wolfgram brings a genuine concern for clients, meeting them where they are and walking alongside them toward healing and wholeness, having served as a parish pastor for 34 years and as a volunteer emergency services chaplain for 28 years. He sees each person as a unique creation of God with the potential to be restored in body, mind, and spirit. By listening with compassion and celebrating God’s gifts in each individual, he offers hope grounded in grace and truth over time.  He is here to listen, to understand, and to help you sort through your situation, however complicated, hopeless, or overwhelming it may seem. Les offers mental health counseling to bring healing, hope, and wholeness to those in need.

Les will give you space to begin exploring your thoughts and feelings in a nonjudgmental, safe environment.  He recognizes that our minds are beautifully complex, capable of great pleasure but also of enduring significant pain. Trauma, emotional distress, or mental illness can negatively impact anyone, and when it does, we are left searching for answers without knowing where to find help.  If you are struggling, worried, angry, sad, or afraid, Les will walk with you through your journey so you can experience hope, healing, and life in Jesus.  He views healthy relationships as the hallmark of happiness and health. 

Les creates a counseling environment where strong, trusting relationships can grow, helping clients feel understood and supported. He believes that by exploring how you were formed and shaped through early relationships and life experiences, you can begin to understand patterns that still shape how we think, feel, and respond today. Due to neglect or inadequate care from primary caregivers during early childhood, adults may experience unhealthy emotions, poor behavior, and unhealthy relationships.  Les offers the relational nutrients necessary to help clients live a more fulfilling, healthier life.   

His training allows him to explore deeper relational patterns while also offering practical tools for change. He has a passion for working with married couples, families, individuals navigating grief and anxiety, and those exploring family-of-origin concerns. He recognizes the challenges of people living with addiction and will help navigate choices that will benefit you and those who love you. 

Les is married to his wife of 36 years, Denise, a teacher and principal at Martin Luther School.  They have three grown children. Outside of counseling and his role as chaplain, he enjoys spending time with their two dogs, Jasper and Addie, and Vinny, their cat, caring for his yard, and taking walks with Denise.

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