The Armstrong Center for Hope

11/14/2025

We’re pleased to highlight Chanda Mitchell, a Licensed Clinical Social Work Associate with over 17 years of experience guiding individuals, families, and groups through life’s meaningful transitions.
Chanda’s integrative approach blends CBT, DBT, and motivational interviewing to help clients restore balance, achieve goals, and rediscover meaning.

Currently accepting new clients — limited openings available.

11/14/2025

From child and family therapists to psychologists and interns, our team blends compassion with expertise — serving every client with empathy, professionalism, and care. More on: https://armstrongcfh.com/about/

11/12/2025

At The Armstrong Center for Hope, we honor spirituality as an integral part of the healing journey.
Faith and mental health can walk hand in hand toward peace and purpose. More on: https://armstrongcfh.com/services/

11/10/2025

Therapists, students, and professionals gather monthly for Wednesdays at the Well — a space to pause, reflect, and reconnect.
Because even those who help others need moments of renewal. Learn more on: https://armstrongcfh.com/

11/10/2025

Congratulations to our very own Reggie Wilson, MS, MSW, LCSW for a powerful presentation on men's mental health at Union Baptist Church's Men on the Move Weekend! As one participant stated, "[Mr..Wilson] had us testifying, crying, and using tips and techniques!" Let us know if we can support you at your next event!

11/07/2025

Meet Melanie Melton, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and ordained minister dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families walk toward healing and harmony.
With over 15 years of experience and training in EMDR and trauma-focused therapy, Melanie combines faith, evidence-based practice, and compassion to help clients rebuild connection and resilience.

Now accepting new clients — in person or virtual.

11/07/2025

Our Parent Management Training (PMT) group gives parents the tools to manage challenging behaviors and strengthen family connections.
Because every child — and every parent — deserves peace at home. More on: https://armstrongcfh.com/

11/05/2025

Behind many smiles are stories of stress, anxiety, and struggle.
Dr. Tonya Armstrong joins Let’s Talk Ed with Professor Chris to remind us: it’s okay to not be okay — and even more okay to ask for help.

Watch 1st Part: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPsc0nCknIE
Watch 2nd Part: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ln6d6Z8IcZs

11/03/2025

At The Armstrong Center for Hope, we believe in caring for the whole person — mind, body, and spirit.
Every story of healing is a reminder that hope can take root anywhere. More on: https://armstrongcfh.com/

10/30/2025

Behind the Smile — Part 2 is Here!

How do students really feel behind the smiles they wear every day?
In this heartfelt continuation of Let’s Talk Ed with Professor Chris, Dr. Tonya Armstrong opens up about the unseen struggles of college life — and how hope, community, and honest conversations can bring healing.

This episode features more about The Armstrong Center for Hope’s mission and even a glimpse of Dr. Armstrong’s beautiful singing - a reminder that healing can come through both science and soul.

Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ln6d6Z8IcZs

Learn more about Dr. Armstrong and our services: https://armstrongcfh.com

Let's Talk Ed with Professor Chris - Behind the Smile: Digging deep into mental healthFeatured Guest: Dr. Tonya ArmstrongWhat is mental health? Really?How ca...

10/29/2025

Grow in purpose. Serve with heart.

We’re expanding our team of compassionate professionals! If you’re passionate about integrating psychology and spirituality in meaningful ways, we’d love to connect with you.

More on: https://armstrongcfh.com/contact/

10/27/2025

Faith and psychology, walking hand in hand.

Your spiritual and emotional worlds are deeply connected — and we honor both. Our clinicians meet you where you are, helping you find balance and meaning through life’s transitions.

More on: https://armstrongcfh.com/services/