Wellness Team

My name is Lynne Lelek, and I am a Registered Nurse who holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Nursing (BSN). I worked at Harris Methodist Hospital for almost twenty years twelve of which I had the joy of working in Labor and Delivery where I had the privilege of serving top physicians and staff in D/FW to bring new life into the world.

I also worked at Baylor Scott and White for several years and ended my time there serving for one year as a COVID-19 nurse where I cared for those who suffered terribly during this devastating pandemic.

One of my recent accomplishments was becoming a Certified IASIS Microcurrent Neurofeedback (MCN) Provider in 2020. Since offering IASIS MCN I have been amazed to see how effective our protocols have been in helping those suffering from symptoms such as depression and anxiety find relief.

My heart is to provide loving, compassionate and quality care to others while drawing from my nursing professional practice model that emphasizes team work, professional development, shared decision making and quality care.

I am married to the founder of Metroplex Wellness and Counseling, Dr. Jeremy Lelek, and we have been blessed with four amazing children.

My name is Tammy R. Lelek-Porostovsky, and I am passionate about helping others through IASIS microcurrent neurofeedback. With six years of experience as a mentor in this field, I have witnessed firsthand how this technology can transform lives. IASIS microcurrent neurofeedback is a powerful, non-invasive tool that helps the brain self-regulate, leading to improvements in anxiety, stress, sleep, focus, and overall mental clarity. It has been especially beneficial for those dealing with PTSD, concussions, depression, and other neurological challenges, offering a gentle yet effective approach to healing and well-being.

I attended LeTourneau University, where I developed a strong foundation for my work and personal growth. Faith is central to my life—I love Jesus and strive to live out His teachings in all that I do. When I’m not working, you’ll find me spending time with my husband and daughter, who bring so much joy to my life. I also have a deep love for coaching and proudly lead my daughter’s basketball team as a hobby. Watching young athletes grow in confidence and skill is incredibly rewarding.

Every day, I seek to make a positive impact, whether through my work, my faith, or the relationships I cherish most.

My name is Caleb Lelek, and I am a certified IASIS provider. I have truly been inspired to become a provider because of the wonderful results I have seen this technology help produce. I also have a deep desire to spread the love of Christ through this wonderful modality. I myself struggled with lots of stress and anxiety at the beginning of the school year, but with just a few microcurrent neurofeedback treatments many of those symptoms went away. This motivated me as well since I felt first hand the potential of a loving and compassionate provider using this kind of therapy. Furthermore, I understand that people go through years of chronic stress, depression, anxiety, and more. Knowing this reality creates a burning passion in my heart to serve these people to the best of my ability. I currently attend the University of Texas at Austin majoring in neuroscience. I plan on going to medical to continue serving others in His name.

Hey there! My name is Kambry Russell, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, supervised by Jeremy Lelek, Ph.D., LPC-S. I hold a Master’s degree in Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary and a Bachelor’s degree in Human Development & Family Sciences from The University of Texas. I have experience working with a wide range of client populations in Christian nonprofits, including Mission Arlington. I discovered my passion for counseling as a teenager, when a counselor helped me navigate difficult family challenges, and since then, I’ve been passionate about supporting others as I witness God bring healing in their lives through the counseling process.

I have a heart for working with both teenagers and adults as they navigate life’s challenges, with a particular focus on supporting teens through questions of self-worth, relationships, and the challenges of adolescence. My areas of focus for clients of all ages include anxiety, depression, identity struggles, shame, family dynamics, grief, codependency, boundaries, and spiritual concerns. I enjoy walking alongside clients as they work through these struggles, helping them gain clarity, build strength, and experience hope, healing, and growth.

My therapeutic approach is rooted in a biblical worldview and incorporates evidence-based counseling techniques, including a trauma-informed approach. I am also trained in Emotional Transformation Therapy (ETT), an innovative approach that uses light, color, and eye movement to rapidly reduce emotional distress and promote deep healing. I tailor my work to the unique needs of each client, believing that every person is created by God with inherent dignity and is deeply loved and valued. I believe God sits with us in our pain and desires to bring healing from our hurts, giving us tools for growth through both Scripture and practical counseling strategies. It is my privilege to provide a safe and welcoming space where clients feel understood and cared for throughout the counseling journey.

Outside of counseling, I enjoy country dancing, painting, going on walks with my golden doodle, serving in Cru’s high school ministry, being involved in my local church, and spending time with friends and family.

I look forward to meeting you and walking with you through whatever challenges you may be facing.

Hi, my name is Caleb Watkins, and I am a faith-centered counseling practicum student currently pursuing my Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Liberty University. I earned my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Texas Tech University and have served as both a Care Director and Students Director at my church for the past two years. Through both ministry and counseling experiences, I have developed a deep passion for walking alongside individuals as they navigate life’s challenges and pursue healing, growth, and hope.

I am passionate about working with individuals from all walks of life and strive to create a safe, welcoming, and encouraging environment where clients feel heard, valued, and supported. Whether someone is facing anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, spiritual concerns, life transitions, or personal hardships, I desire to help clients process their experiences with compassion and care while reminding them of their worth and identity as a child of God.

I am a follower of Jesus, so from that truth, it will be an honor to support and walk alongside you in your difficult seasons of life. My hope for you as you enter the counseling room is that you feel seen and encouraged as you move toward healing and greater emotional, relational, and spiritual well-being. I am open to seeing clients of all ages and backgrounds and look forward to walking alongside you in your journey toward growth and restoration.

My name is Caleb Rudolph, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate supervised by Jeremy Lelek, Ph.D., LPC-S. I hold a Master of Arts in Psychology from Dallas Baptist University, a Master of Education in Curriculum & Instruction from Texas A&M University, and a Bachelor of Arts in English from East Texas A&M University.

I have served in education for 10 years, working as a high school English teacher in public, private, and charter school settings. I currently teach Psychology as an adjunct professor at Dallas Baptist University. My interest in counseling began in 2020 as I witnessed the growing emotional, spiritual, and identity-related challenges facing today’s students and young adults. This led me to pursue counseling in order to meet the increasing need for Christ-centered therapists who can walk alongside individuals seeking purpose, clarity, and truth in an often confusing and broken world.

In my counseling work, I draw from my background in education to provide a structured, thoughtful, and developmentally informed approach. I primarily utilize talk therapy while incorporating family systems and relational dynamics to help clients better understand themselves and their relationships. My approach is grounded in a biblical worldview, integrating faith with evidence-based practices to support emotional healing, personal growth, and spiritual formation. My goal is to walk alongside clients with compassion and clarity as they pursue wholeness, purpose, and restoration in Christ.

In addition to counseling, I provide educational consulting for families who need help navigating the academic needs of their student, particularly at the high school level. I work with students to improve study habits, time management, and overall academic performance, while also helping families better understand school systems such as 504 plans and special education accommodations. My goal is to offer practical, straightforward guidance that helps students succeed while reducing stress for both students and parents.

My name is Megan Cannedy and I am a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Texas and California. I completed my doctorate in Counseling Education and Supervision from Regent University, as well as received both my Bachelor’s (B.A.) in Youth Ministry and my Master’s (M.A.) in Clinical Psychology from Azusa Pacific University. Along with counseling I am actively involved in teaching, research, and counseling curriculum development. After beginning my vocational career in youth ministry, I saw the need for mental health services to pair with the church community from a faith-integrated modality. Since then, I have been honored to work the last decade in university, faith-based, residential, and Title One schools with a diverse clientele. I utilize different theoretical approaches with clients, but conceptualize all treatment from a faith-oriented and holistic client modality in how we interact together. My areas of interest include women’s issues, adolescents/young adults, and marriage therapy to address anxiety/stress, grief/trauma, life adjustment challenges, and spiritual integration.

With the Biblical worldview that people are created uniquely and intentionally in the image of God, I believe every person I meet in counseling has infinite eternal value and purpose. I view counseling as the holistic facilitation of the Lord’s healing and growth in people’s lives: “and His name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6 ESV). It is a calling and privilege to walk through life together: “Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ” (Gal 6:2 NASB). With this conviction, I am passionate about God’s faithfulness and empowerment to those in the counseling process.

Outside of the office, you can find me hiking, biking, and cooking with my husband of eight years and our daughter. We also love serving in our local faith community.

My name is David Seckinger, a Licensed Professional Counselor. I was thrilled when I was invited to become a part of Metroplex Counseling. I come with over 25 years of pastoral ministry experience and “disciple making”, which has often been referred to as biblical counseling within the context of the local church. This background has allowed me the privilege of having very personal insight into the pastor’s ministry, home and marriage. Perhaps now as never before pastors and their families are under tremendous stress, some even facing crisis and need an empathetic reminder of our Savior’s complete sufficiency for their every need. As part of that pastoral experience my wife and I served an International Church in Asia which nurtured believers from all over the world, giving us a unique perspective on cross cultural needs and biblical answers as well.

After serving a year in a Dallas area Christian practice, I began working at MHMR Tarrant County for 4 years. Most of those I served there not only had mental and emotional health needs but also faced significant material and health shortfalls. So many had experienced unimaginable trauma and abuse; physical, emotional, spiritual or sexual. It was an opportunity for me to learn how to be God’s Kingdom “salt and light” and to manifest the mercy and grace of the Father. Though equipped to use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD, it was frustrating to have to stop short of ministering the whole Gospel, the good news of substantial healing through the death and resurrection of Jesus.

It is a cliché to say we live in unsettling times. The truth is that the times often heighten our own sense of being overwhelmed and having unsettled lives. We struggle to make sense of our own story. It is my hope to introduce for the first time, or to refresh your memory of the fact that our stories are a part of a much bigger story, God’s story, and that he has made and purposed us to experience this story by faith in Jesus and by the power of his Holy Spirit. The Word of God, which is living by that same Spirit, tells God’s story from creation, to his response to the fall, to the death and resurrection of Jesus to redeem us, to his return to the Father and ultimately his return to rule all creation. As those who are his by his grace through faith, this story is our hope and the context in which our lives, whatever we are facing, begin to make sense.

Areas of Interest and Specialty: Both by training and experience God has been equipping me to respond to those struggling with depression, anxiety/stress, bi-polar, various kinds of trauma or abuse (acute or long term), men’s issues including addiction, marriage and family.

I earned a Bachelor of Arts at Pace University, a Master of Divinity from Alliance Theological Seminary and a Master of Art’s in Professional Counseling from Amberton University.

I have been married to Judy for 44 years and have 3 grown, married children and 8 grandchildren. I enjoy reading, traveling and watching British crime dramas with Judy.

My name is Kimberly Carter and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor. I earned my Master’s of Science in Community Counseling from Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, AR after receiving a BA in Psychology from Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, AR. I am also a member of the Association of Biblical Counselors.

I have always had a heart to help those who feel broken and without hope. There have been times in my life where I have been the one in that dark place, searching for answers and hope and not knowing where to turn or who to talk to. I felt called to counseling to help others who also deal with pain and hopelessness. Within the past year God has called me specifically to Christian counseling, as He is the ultimate healer and counselor. 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 says, “Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, 4 who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves recieve from God.” These verses always bring me the comfort I need and my prayer is to share God’s love, comfort and healing throughout the counseling process.

I have been a counselor since 2006 and have worked with teenagers, children, adults, families and couples. My main areas of interest include adolescent issues, marriage and family issues, depression, conflict resolution, trauma/ abuse and anxiety/ stress. I utilize several different theoretical approaches and have been trained specifically in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD.

I have been married to my husband for 22 years and we have two teenage daughters, which makes life even more interesting these days! I love working out, doing almost anything outdoors and spending time with family and friends. I currently meet with clients in our Aledo office.

Hello, I’m Tim Watson, a compassionate and dedicated therapist specializing in a range of mental health services, which include couples counseling, individual therapy, and EMDR. My journey into the field of counseling began with a Bachelor of Science in Sociology from Missouri State University in Springfield, MO. I then pursued higher education, earning a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Counseling from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, TX, and a Masters in Theology from New Orleans Theological Seminary in New Orleans, LA. As a Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor and National Certified Counselor, I am wholeheartedly committed to delivering high-quality care to anyone seeking support.

I’ve been fortunate to work with all kinds of people throughout my career, from teenagers, couples and individuals. My expertise covers a wide range of issues, but I’m especially passionate about helping with relationship challenges, trauma, anxiety, depression, those working in ministry and adolescent issues.

As a devout follower of Christ and a counselor, I consider it a great privilege to walk alongside couples, individuals and families as they navigate life’s challenges. I want you to be assured that even in your most trying moments, there is a God in Heaven who comprehends and empathizes with your struggles. My hope and prayer for you as you embark on this counseling journey is that you will personally experience the incredible grace and love of God, regardless of the obstacles you encounter.

I am available to meet with clients at our convenient office in Fort Worth or online.

Matt Sessoms is licensed by the State of Texas as a Professional Counselor and a Marriage and Family Therapist. His goal as a counselor is to assist clients in identifying how to navigate and overcome distress they experience in their personal and interpersonal lives. A tie that binds all humans together is that we exist in relationship; Genesis 2:18 states that it is not good for man to be alone. It is often in relationships, either with ourselves, God, or others, that we experience our greatest joys and pains. If you are living out a lack of intimacy in your life, your marriage, or your family, Matt would like to know how he can help you renew deep, meaningful relationships in your life.

While Matt works with a range of marital, parenting, emotional, and individual issues he specializes as a Sex Therapist in treating the following: Dysfunctional Marital Sexuality, Issues of desire and pain, Issues of Sexual Impulse Control (addiction), Healing from Marital Affairs, Infertility concerns, Abuse, Sexual and Gender Identify, and other related concerns. As a Prepare/Enrich Certified Counselor, Matt provides premarital counseling to help couples achieve a healthy perspective of marriage and sexuality. Matt has completed certification with the American Board of Christian Sex Therapists, and was mentored and supervised by Dr. Doug Rosenau, Co-Founder of the ABCST and the Institute for Sexual Wholeness, and author of the best-selling book “A Celebration of Sex.” Matt is also a Certified Instructor with the Christian Association of Sex Educators in Heroes and Warriors, and Covenant Lovers Curriculums.

If you are experiencing relational, emotional, sexual, or other intimacy related concerns in your life, call 817-571-4110 or email info@metroplexcounseling.com to schedule an appointment.

When clients seek treatment in nutrition at Metroplex Counseling and Wellness, they will initially see our general nutritionist (GN) or our Certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner. If determined by our GN or our Nutrtional Therapist that more specialized treatment is required, our general nutritionist will make a referral to our specialized nutritionist affiliate, Katie Garrott, MS, CNS.

Katie is a functional medicine specialist and clinical nutritionist with a passion for restoring balance to the human body. Since her teens when her mother came down with a life-altering inflammatory condition, she has dedicated her life to seeking out the root causes behind why our health declines and what to do about it. She is one of the first practitioners in the country to have a graduate-level degree in both Nutrition and Functional Medicine, and has obtained the highest credential in her field, Certified Nutrition Specialist®. She has not only resolved her own autoimmune conditions, but has helped hundreds of others with fatigue, pain, GI & weight issues, and prediabetes/diabetes experience abundant wellness.

My name is Ronnie McElroy. I was born and raised in Carlsbad, NM and moved to Fort Worth, TX in 1979. I became very involved in youth work for next thirty five years of my life, serving as a youth leader in the churches that I attended. For twenty two years I served as the Director of Payroll for the University of North Texas Health Science Center. Upon leaving that position I met Dr. Jeremy Lelek and have been working with him the last nineteen years serving as his Chief Financial Officer and as his Executive Assistant for both Metroplex Counseling and the Association of Biblical Counselors. I also serve on the board of directors for the Association of Biblical Counselors.

My passion in my life has always been to help others and encourage them through my Lord Jesus Christ and to bring Him honor and glory.