Interns
The Christian Counseling Center has had interns for many years. We are honored to host several graduate level student interns most semesters! Interns are mostly doing co-therapy with Keith or Landon but will also do some sessions on their own.
Catherine is pursuing a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Liberty University. She is passionate about creating a safe, supportive space where individuals feel seen, heard, and valued. She considers it a privilege to walk alongside others as they navigate life’s challenges. Catherine especially enjoys working with teen girls, women, couples, and families.
Her background includes serving as a Girls’ Ministry Director, missionary work across Europe, Africa, and Asia, and most recently, serving with the Women’s Leadership Training team at Lifeway Christian Resources. Before any of those roles, Catherine is a wife and mother. 
Addison Holland
I am originally from Birmingham, AL, and have lived in Memphis with my husband, Drew, for 6 months. I have a bachelor’s in Psychology from Freed-Hardeman University, and I will graduate with my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in December. It is an honor and pleasure to work with others toward healing and resilience as they handle life’s challenges. Particularly, I enjoy working with adults and young adults alike.
Hannah Boatwright
Hannah Boatwright is a graduate student at the Townsend Institute at Concordia University Irvine, where she is pursuing a Master of Arts in Counseling. She is currently completing her practicum at The Christian Counseling Center of Bartlett and is working toward becoming a licensed professional counselor, with the goal of earning her LPC-MHSP after graduation. Hannah has a heart for creating a safe, compassionate, and respectful space where clients feel seen, supported, and valued. Her clinical interests include individual counseling, trauma-informed care, human sexuality, and marriage and couples counseling. With both a faith-based perspective and a psycho-dynamic therapy approach, Hannah values the importance of exploring each person’s story, relationships, inner world, and spiritual life as part of the healing process. She considers it a privilege to walk alongside individuals and couples as they pursue healing, growth, and renewed hope. Hannah is passionate about supporting whole-person well-being, including personal, relational, and spiritual growth.