Michael Morey is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the Commonwealth of Virginia. He has worked in the mental field since 2018, with experience in both clinical mental health and pastoral counseling. He currently serves as a Mental Health Counselor at Genesis Counseling Center, offering clients a holistic and integrative therapeutic approach. Drawing from a variety of techniques—such as humor, creativity, solution-focused therapy, and evidence-based practices—he addresses the emotional, psychological, and spiritual dimensions of healing. Mr. Morey has a deep passion for supporting veterans, military families, and individuals impacted by trauma, grief, addiction, chronic pain, depression, anxiety, and social isolation. His compassionate and faith-integrated counseling style creates a space where clients feel both supported and empowered. Mr. Morey holds a Master of Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Regent University, Master of Divinity from Asbury Theological Seminary, and a Bachelor of Arts in History and Religion from West Virginia University. He is a Board-Certified Clinical Chaplain, Board Certified Pastoral Counselor, and Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). His extensive background includes serving as a Clinical Chaplain and Healthcare Ethics Consultant at Sentara Healthcare, a Part-Time Chaplain at Bon Secours Healthcare System, and a Chaplain Intern with the Veterans Administration Health System. In these roles, he provided crisis support, grief and bereavement counseling, ethical consultations, and end-of-life spiritual care to patients and families. Additionally, Mr. Morey has experience working in outpatient pain clinics, addiction rehabilitation centers, children’s and adolescent grief programs, and community-based ministries. He has also served as a Director of Family Ministries and provided in-home mentorship for individuals with special needs. A proud disabled veteran, Michael served five years in the United States Navy within the Intelligence and Cryptology Command, an experience that continues to shape his commitment to serving those in the military community. Outside of his counseling work, he enjoys spending time with his wife and three children. His hobbies include reading, writing, blacksmithing, leatherworking, woodworking, tinkering with cars and electronics, and exploring creative artistic projects. A lifelong learner, Michael embraces personal and professional development while helping others find purpose, healing, and hope.