Dr. Keith Crownover, PhD, LPC Joins TLCC
December 19, 2019
Dr. Keith Crownover, PhD, Licensed Professional Counselor: has been working with those beset by addictions and those who suffered loss over the course of the past thirty years. Dr. Keith earned an under graduate degree in Criminal Justice and spent a couple of years working with Inmates at one of Oklahoma's Medium/Maximum security penitentiaries. During his tenure, he was the facility Mental Health Authority, later being promoted to the Administrator of Healthcare within the facility. Keith, also has a graduate degree in Professional Counseling (MS) and is licensed as an LPC. He graduated Suma Cum Laude, Doctorate in Christian Counseling from Seminary. He is Certified nationally as a Chemical Dependency Counselor through the Faith Based Training Institute. Keith is a Pastoral Counselor and a member of ACPE, Accredited Clinical Pastoral Education. Additionally, he holds ordination and membership with the National Association of Christian Ministers. His passion and focus is assisting adolescents and young adults beset by addiction as well as mental illness, a co occurring disorder. Dr. Crownover has a great deal of experience in working with those struggling with grief/loss, as well as depression and anxiety, pastoral counseling, couples/families, adolescents and their challenges.
Specialties: extensive experience with clergy and their families as well as medical professionals (ie: physicians, nurses, etc.) and adolescent trauma. Trained in DBT. Keith is a Board recognized LPC Supervisor.
Keith believes that we are all unique and very special individualized beings and thus have very special needs requiring personalized assistance. He looks forward to coming alongside of those in need and helping them identify their strengths, options for change and accomplish that which will benefit them most.
Insurance Accepted: HealthChoice, Healthcare Highways, BCBS, United (Optum)
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