About
Kyle Greenhalgh
Counseling for men in Port Orange. Faith-based, plain spoken, and honest about what it can and cannot do.
- Who he sees Men, teenage boys, and young adults
- Sessions $125 for 50 minutes, by appointment
- Practice Registered intern, supervised at Family Care Counseling Center
Who you would be talking to
Kyle works with men, teenage boys, and young adults. Most of them arrive functional. They go to work, they provide, they hold it together in public, and something underneath has been running unaddressed for a long time.
He is a registered mental health counselor intern in Florida, practicing under the supervision of a licensed counselor at Family Care Counseling Center, a practice that has served this area for four decades. Supervision is not a limitation. It means the work is reviewed by someone with forty years behind them, so you get two sets of eyes on your care.
Where the name comes from
Nine men kept walking. One turned around.
In Luke 17, ten men with leprosy call out to Jesus from a distance. All ten are healed. Nine keep walking. One, a Samaritan and the outsider of the group, turns around, comes back, and falls at his feet. It is only to that one man that Jesus says, “Your faith has made you well.”
All ten got the healing. Only one got the wholeness.
The nine were not bad men. They did what most of us do. They got functional again and went back to their lives. The one who returned did the thing men are trained not to do. He turned around, walked toward someone, and said out loud what he had been carrying.
That is not weakness. Nine men kept their composure and their distance. One man was willing to be seen, and he is the one the story calls well.
What he works on
Drawn from what men actually bring into the room, not a service menu.
Marriage and conflict
The argument that keeps coming back wearing different clothes, and the silence that follows it.
Anger
What is underneath it, and why the trigger is almost never the issue.
Anxiety
The 2am loop, and what to do at 2am that is not scrolling.
Career and purpose
Providing, performing, and the quiet sense that none of it means anything anymore.
Hidden habits
Pornography and gaming, handled clinically rather than morally.
Teens and young men
Boys and young adults, including the ones who did not choose to be here.
The faith part, honestly
One10 is a faith-based practice. For some men that is the whole reason they call. For others it raises a fear that counseling will turn into a sermon. It will not.
If you want Scripture in the room, it will be there. If you are not sure what you believe, you are still welcome, and you will not be ambushed.