Clinician
Tracy Lewis resides in beautiful south Florida with his wife of over 35 years, daughter, and son. Tracy is a LPN Intern, graduate of Texas Bible College and Palm Beach Atlantic University. He has received his Bachelors of Science degree in Psychology and Master’s Degree in Counseling. He is an ordained minister of the UPCI has over 30 years of full-time ministerial experience, serving in various ministry leadership roles including youth, associate, and senior pastor roles. The Lewis’ served in Maryland, Indiana, and currently in Florida. He works together with Pastor Mark Hattabaugh and the ministry team of the Pentecostals Of Cooper City. Tracy currently serves on the pastoral team in various roles at POCC. He also is a therapist at the Spanish River Counseling Center located in Boca Raton, Florida.
“It has been my personal experience that everybody deserves a safe space to be able to be introspective with someone they can trust in order to share their pain and struggles. I present youth, single adults, married couples, and those involved in ministry a therapeutic environment and will actively engage in meeting them where they are in their healing journey.
Are you or a family member displaying negative changes in mood (irritability, depression, anxiety), changes in behaviors (self-harm, anger outbursts, truancy),or changes in social interactions with family/friends? Is your family dealing with issues in communication? Are you concerned about the impact of a negative or traumatic life event on you or your child? If you answered yes to any of these areas, I would love to connect with you.
With over 30 years of pastoral and ministerial experience, I also am passionate about offering a place of refuge for ministers and their families. I can help you find healing, renewal, and restoration. My God-given desire is to provide a safe place for the discouraged and hurting who need counsel and healing.”
“You don’t have to struggle in silence, you can be un-silent…open up to somebody about it.” – DL
Whether you are a youth or an adult, you don’t have to struggle in silence.
