Counseling

Lynn Fulop Langston, MA, LPC

Lynn is Eagle’s Way Director of Counseling. She is a former public and private school educator, who chose professional counseling as a second career. She has earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education from the University of Delaware, and a Master of Arts Degree in Professional Counseling from Liberty University. Additional education and training opportunities were attained through Elijah House Inner Healing and Theophostic Prayer Ministries.

Lynn holds a professional counseling license through the State of Georgia and has her own private practice – Linda Langston, LPC & Associates, Inc. Professional memberships include the Licensed Professional Counselor Association of Georgia, South Metro Atlanta Mental Health and Substance Abuse Network, and American Association of Christian Counselors.

Lynn uses an integrative, eclectic approach to counseling with an emphasis on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. She is able to bill most insurance companies, but also accepts self-pay. More information concerning fees, counseling specialties and additional information can be viewed online at Psychology Today Therapists.

You can reach Lynn if you are interested in professional counseling or a mental health assessment through the church office, Psychology Today Therapists, or her private practice at 678-592-8778.

Linda has been married for 35 years and is a mother of three grown daughters.  She has worked in the educational and medical fields for the last 20 years.  She is a Certified Biblical Counselor and has taken several training courses through Elijah House.  She graduated in 2009 from Light University with her certification from the American Association of Christian Counselors.

Linda is passionate about seeing wounded hearts find healing through the application of God’s love, grace, mercy, and forgiveness.  Her greatest joy is to help people become free and to enjoy God’s blessings for the rest of their lives.

Joey is passionate about helping people with Life issues such as career choices, fundatmentals in relationships, and finances. He has completed Elijah House Biblical Counseling courses as well as Theophostic Prayer Ministries. He became a life coach in 2014 after studying under Dr. Ralph Martin. The difference between life coaching and counseling is basically the focus is on fundamentals and thought process. We explore and learn how to change our thinking through Biblical principles that focus on positive reflections in every area of our lives.  Joey also serves on the Board of Directors at Eagles Way Church. He and his wife, Kitty, live in Griffin and are the proud parents of five adult children as well as two grandchildren.