Counseling for the Whole Person
About Genesis Center
Genesis Center LLC was founded on a simple belief: Meaningful change begins when we become willing to honestly examine where we are.
Our approach recognizes that emotional health doesn't exist in isolation. Our thoughts, relationships, experiences, behaviors, values, physical well-being, and—for those who desire it—spiritual lives can all influence how we experience ourselves and the world.
Genesis Center provides professional psychotherapy that respects the complexity and dignity of the whole person.
Meet the Therapist
Rev. Kingsley Ogbuji, LPC
Rev. Kingsley Ogbuji is a Louisiana Licensed Professional Counselor providing psychotherapy to adults experiencing emotional, relational, spiritual, and life-transition concerns.
His clinical background includes work with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, substance-use concerns, life transitions, trauma-related experiences, anger, stress, grief, and other mental-health challenges.
His approach to counseling is compassionate, collaborative, practical, and grounded in the belief that clients possess strengths that can become important resources for healing and growth.
Education & Professional Background
Our Therapeutic Approach
Rev. Ogbuji's educational background includes graduate training in Rehabilitation Counseling, Theology, and Divinity, along with doctoral studies in Counselor Education and Supervision.
Treatment is individualized according to each client's needs and may incorporate approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused Therapy, Trauma-Informed Care, Emotional-Regulation Strategies, Strengths-Based Interventions, and Christian-Integrated Psychotherapy. No single approach works for every person. Therapy is therefore developed collaboratively around your concerns, strengths, values, goals, and clinical needs.
His professional experience includes individual and group counseling, substance-use treatment, crisis intervention, treatment planning, family and relationship work, and interdisciplinary behavioral-health services.