Kyle Hopkins
Counseling is always challenging work, and Kyle’s path has equipped him with the knowledge and skills to help people who are struggling with particularly dark spaces. From addictions, to pornography, to domestic violence, to anger issues, to couples at the breaking point, Kyle knows God is ready and prepared to aid in healing, regardless of the degree of pain or dysfunction. He chooses to practice at Care to Change because our mission aligns with the process of helping individuals understand themselves so they’re better able at putting God in charge.
After earning his undergraduate degree at Harding University, Kyle obtained graduate degrees in multiple areas of psychology from Adler University and the Illinois School of Professional Psychology. His professional journey has included specialized training in treating domestic abusers and sex offenders, as well as common issues such as anxiety and depression.
When he isn’t guiding people though life’s dark spaces, he recharges his b
Sarah Wheeler
Meet Sarah Wheeler
“I have been desiring to work with a Christian organization, so when I found Care to Change, it just felt right! I also loved getting to see the environment and team collaboration that happens in the office.”
With a Bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences from IUPUI and a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Marian University, Sarah is passionate about walking alongside others through life’s transitions. While pursuing her LMHCA, she brings specialized training in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and suicide bereavement to her work.
Sarah felt called to the counseling field out of a desire to make a real difference in people’s lives through meaningful connection and conversation. She especially loves working with older teens and young adult women—particularly those navigating motherhood or seasons of change—because she deeply relates to the challenges they face and the growth those seasons can bring.
In her free time, Sarah enjoys running and rea
Mac Zambrano
Mac has a passion for helping young people discover their identity, purpose, and potential. Having served as a youth pastor for more than a decade (currently at Brownsburg’s Hope Community Church), he’s well aware of the many transitions people experience during their teen years, and he recognizes the importance of creating safe spaces where they can talk, ask questions, seek, and grow as they navigate life at a confusing time.
Mac received his undergraduate degree in Biblical Studies from Moody Bible Institute. The longer he served in youth ministry, the more he recognized the need for counseling in the church and knew God was calling him to serve people who were hurting. He earned a master’s in Christian Counseling from Gateway Seminary and chose Care to Change because our team is aligned with his own calling to help individuals and families maximize their God-given potential.
In addition to working with teens, Mac also enjoys helping couples prepare for marriage, as well as be
April Bordeau
For more than thirty years, April has focused on helping families overcome challenges in their lives. She is passionate about helping others find healing, hope and purpose, and specializes in trauma recovery, leadership stress, first responders, marriage restoration and suicide prevention.
While April was earning a Bachelor of Science Degree in Child Development from Purdue University she studied the impact of trauma on the brain and relational development. In 1997, she earned her Master’s Degree from the University of Michigan, graduating summa cum laude, and began working as a clinical in-patient therapist in a Detroit psychiatric hospital helping those who had histories of complex trauma and abuse. After moving to Indianapolis, April continued working as therapist and later became the manager at a residential treatment facility serving youth and families. During that time, she provided oversight to direct care staff, case managers and therapists.
In 2001, April became the exe
Trevor Williams
Trevor is passionate about walking alongside people in their most difficult seasons, helping them discover hope and become the best version of themselves. He works primarily with adolescents and young adults, and has a special focus on trauma and anxiety. Drawing from training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Trevor combines evidence-based practices with a compassionate, faith-integrated approach to promote lasting healing.
Trevor earned his undergraduate degree in Social Work and Psychology from Taylor University and his Master’s in Social Work from Ball State University. He is honored to serve at Care to Change, where he can integrate his Christian faith with professional counseling.
Outside the counseling room, Trevor enjoys playing soccer, exercising, and spending time with his fiancée, Ellie. He is an active member of College Park Church and is committed to serving his community both professionally and personally.
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