At Waterstone we call counseling “deep discipleship” because when people go through suffering and pain, these times can hold promise for growth, transformation and even redemption. Most helpful is a good guide who walks with you to navigate, encourage, challenge and call out your strength. For over a decade I have observed Keith walk with hurting people from our congregation to places of courage, hope and healing.

Keith is one with a passion for care and seeks to deeply understand the heart of the person in front of him. He is dedicated to helping those on the frontlines of ministry. He knows how to clearly walk the road with the minister of the Gospel who desperately needs to be understood and allowed the opportunity to lift the burden of leadership off their shoulders for a respite.

Keith is one with a passion for care and seeks to deeply understand the heart of the person in front of him. He is dedicated to helping those on the frontlines of ministry. He knows how to clearly walk the road with the minister of the Gospel who desperately needs to be understood and allowed the opportunity to lift the burden of leadership off their shoulders for a respite.

As a therapist and counselor, Keith Hughes has two remarkable attributes: His intuition and sense of humor. His skills sets (which are superior) are balanced upon these nuances. Added to this, Keith is a ‘connected’ believer in the Christian faith and His community that gives him a supernatural perspective also. I highly recommend him in his discipline

I 100% attribute that to the work we've done, the safety of the space where you allow me to just show up and react/process/mourn/and sometimes curse what this journey has been. So, thank you.  I wouldn't be here without your wisdom, support, and compassion.  And most of all the ability to adapt to whatever version of me may walk into your office.