Richard Eller, LPC

07/22/2025

Check it out! My amazing wife if following her dreams and writing fiction.

Two chapters for you today of two women God will bring together in the storm

02/01/2023

Recently I jumped on a video with my wife, Suzanne Eller - Living Free Together to discuss what happens when we shut down how we feel.

Though this was for her site, I thought you might find value too. Acknowledging how we feel is vulnerable, but that vulnerability can also be a first step in healing.

10/05/2022

Meet Dr. Chad Imhoff. Chad is a certified EFT therapist and supervisor. He received his PhD from the UofA doing his dissertation on the impact of hosting faith based EFT marriage conferences in a weekend format. He currently teaches The Marriage and Family Therapy class at The University Of Arkansas, is a leader in the ARCEFT Community and regularly hosts conferences that introduce EFT to married and engaged couples. On the SV team, we are lucky that Chad has incredible technical savvy and is the person responsible for helping our videos look good. As a teacher and supervisor, Chad wanted to create brief and practical videos that give a quick focus to students and supervisees, so they could walk into their next session with a more clear idea of what to do. Through his YouTube Channel “The Real Imhoffs” or the page “The EFT Guy” you can watch free EFT focused videos weekly that come right out of his EFT Supervision Groups. For an incredible resource in addition to SuccessinVulnerability, check out Chad’s videos on Facebook at: The EFT Guy

04/08/2021

Please consider supporting this work that helps so many.

Please consider giving to The Joshua Center. The Joshua Center provides affordable counseling services for people struggling with depression, anxiety, marital difficulties, sexual issues (as defined by the client), parent-child issues and other individual and family concerns. Please click on the lin...

03/02/2021

Hey Everyone!
I have had my COVID vaccine and today started back to seeing people in person, following CDC guidelines. I will continue to see people via Telehealth also.

10/08/2020

09/08/2020

New Heights is excited to announce that it is collaborating with the Excellerate Foundation (formerly Endeavor Foundation), the Walton Family Foundation, and the Joshua Center to help sponsor a Community Counseling Program through the Joshua Center.

This program provides scholarships for individual counseling with an emphasis on minority ethnic groups. Scholarships for non-minorities are also available on a limited basis. Each individual session requires a $10 copay. The rest of the cost is scholar-shipped. Sign up at mendingracialpain.com

We are also partnering with the Joshua Center to offer subsidized counseling for any full time law enforcement officer in Washington County (all police departments) that wants counseling for any reason.

There will be a $20.00 copay per session for each session up to 6 sessions. Contact the Joshua Center at 479-268-4527 or email info@thejoshuacenter.com to schedule an appointment. This program ends December 31, 2020.

07/28/2020

In this video, we share about our collaborative effort in Northwest Arkansas to help minorities processing racial pain.

06/06/2020

How to have healing conversations about racial injustice, and blocks that get in the way.

Healing Conversations

Suzie, Jennifer, and Holley join Dr. James and Nicola Hawkins to talk about how to have healing conversations about racial inequality and injustice. Powerful...

05/30/2020

Avocado toast Turkey bacon
English tea for breakfast
I wish I could have shown this picture to my 30 year old self. At 30 I would have said I hate this breakfast. I was rigid in what I liked, what I thought was good. I didn’t know how many changes I would go through. How different I would be at 61. How my wife and I would battle cancer multiple times. Lose a farm. Change jobs. Move to a new state. Have a heart attack. I would change my perspective on so many things. I wish I could tell my 30 year old self that I would love myself at 61, even though I am much different than I thought I would be. Tell my 30 year old self that my God would be faithful and love me through the changes. That my God would initiate changes for my good.
Yeah, I would have loved to show this pic to my 30 year old self.