in-person at the wilmington office
& virtual in north carolina
Josh Dewberry, Liberty Graduate School Intern
College Students & Adults | Men's Issues, Anxiety, Faith, Life Transitions, Depression
There is always a solution.
Life’s challenges can often leave people feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or uncertain about the next step. Clients can expect a supportive, collaborative, and nonjudgmental environment where their experiences are met with compassion, curiosity, and respect. While counseling often involves exploring difficult emotions and experiences, there is also room for laughter, humor, and moments of lightness along the way.
A Little Bit About Me
Outside of the counseling office, I enjoy spending time with my wife and two boys and our many pets. We currently have a dog, rabbit, fish, axolotl, and flock of pigeons. I also love being outdoors, traveling, playing modern board games, and staying active in everyday life.
I have a down-to-earth personality that values authenticity, meaningful conversation, and being someone people can feel comfortable around. Walking alongside individuals through different seasons of life is something that feels both natural and important to me. Counseling aligns with my desire to help.
Josh Dewberry is a pre-licensed mental health professional currently pursuing his Master of Science in Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counseling through Liberty University and is expected to graduate in 2027. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing from the University of North Carolina Wilmington. Before transitioning into the counseling profession, Josh spent approximately 18 years in retail leadership and management, ultimately serving as a District Manager. Throughout his career, he developed a passion for mentoring others, supporting teams through challenges, and helping individuals grow both personally and professionally. His background in leadership, communication, conflict resolution, and relationship-building provides a strong foundation for his work as a counseling intern today. Josh's approach to counseling is informed by person-centered, cognitive behavioral, and strengths-based principles, while also welcoming faith integration for clients who desire it. He values creating a collaborative environment where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered. Josh is completing his clinical training under the supervision of Lindsey Bradley, LCMHC, LCAS.
Professional Bio
It's time to address the underlying issues contributing to the inability to perform daily functions. Whether it's challenging the status quo, trying to figure out how to stop worrying, supporting your child's growth, working towards a healthier relationship with you partner, or something else entirely, we are here to support you in your mental health journey.