Clark Maxon MA, LPCC
Clark@mayfieldcounseling.com
Ext.
Attentive, Adventurous, Kind
Clark is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate at Mayfield Counseling Centers
Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate, Colorado LPCC.0018387
National Certified Counselor, 1598670
BA in Psychology, San Jose State University, 1984
MA in Curriculum and Instruction Leadership, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs,
2008
MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs,
2021
Certification as Spiritual Director, Global Benedictine Spiritual Director Program, 2026
At some point, we may find ourselves in a challenging new season of life. I work with clients who are facing challenging life transitions such as life after religious hurts, retirement, empty nest, life after divorce, new career, new communities, loss of a loved one, becoming a parent/grandparent, or facing the end of life.
These transitions, while difficult, are also powerful opportunities for growth. I work with clients in a relaxed, hopeful, collaborative, and encouraging environment that fosters healing, greater awareness, and spiritual growth.
I offer two distinct types of service:
1. Mental health counseling as a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate,
Colorado LPCC.0018387
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- Who might be interested in mental health counseling?
■ People seeking mental, emotional, and relational healing using
traditional counseling approaches such as Internal Family Systems,
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Person Centered Therapy.
■ People seeking strategies to face and cope with challenging
circumstances.
- Who might be interested in mental health counseling?
- Spiritual guidance as a trained spiritual director/companion.
- Who might be interested in spiritual guidance?
■ People seeking a deeper, closer relationship with God
■ People who are seeking heath and wholeness in their relationships
with others, with themselves, and with the Divine.
■ People wanting to explore practices for spiritual growth and
connection.
■ People who are rethinking current or former spiritual beliefs and
practices.
■ People who have experienced church wounds or spiritual abuse
and are seeking healing and restoration.
■ People who are searching for a greater sense of purpose, meaning,
or peace in their lives.
- Who might be interested in spiritual guidance?
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