Kevin Neuenswander,
TLPC
Kevin earned his Clinical Mental Health Counseling degree at Wichita State University in December of 2023. For the past two and a half years he has been the Human Resource Director and Life Coach at Goshen Property Management and Kingdom Tiny Homes, where he mentors, leads, and coaches the Goshen and Kingdom staff members.
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Kevin was born and raised in Kansas and obtained his Bachelor of Arts in Vocal and Instrumental Music from Baker University. He received his Spanish Certification from Friends University, his work on his English as a Second Language was at Kansas State University, and his Master’s in Education Administration from Wichita State University.
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For thirty-seven years Kevin was a music, Spanish, French and Bible teacher, and building principal for both public and private Christian schools at the K – 12 levels. He worked closely with families in poverty, English Language Learners and students with disabilities and their families. Kevin has also instructed teachers at the master’s level for nine years at Baker and Friends Universities.
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In addition to his career, Kevin has been a mentor and spiritual friend to many young men in the past forty plus years. He provides guidance, coaching, motivation, and inspiration to help them reach their goals and potential. Kevin and his wife Debbie have provided premarital counseling for more than twenty-five years at River Community Church where they attend with their family. These work and life experiences have allowed him to coach, lead, counsel, and mentor many staff members, students, and their families as well as friends and colleagues.
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Kevin and his wife Debbie have been married for thirty-three years and have four daughters and three sons-in-law. Two daughters are nurses, one works in insurance and their youngest is a senior in high school. Kevin enjoys traveling, hiking, cooking, reading, music, and gardening.
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During the past twenty-five years Kevin has been battling with chronic migraines, hereditary peripheral neuropathy and arachnoiditis. Therefore, he has had to learn how to navigate life through constant pain. This has given him an insight into the lives of others who struggle with constant pain.