On a more personal note, Dan was born and reared in the state of FL. He has been
married to his wife, Robin, since 1990. They have four active children and two
mischievous long-haired miniature dachshunds. Like many young families, they stay busy
commuting to a variety of extracurricular activities, such as dance, sports, scouts, music
lessons, and other activities. They enjoy family outings, camping, dining out, and projects
around the house. Dan is an active member of his church, serving as an elder and
teaching Sunday School with his wife for his daughter’s four-year-olds class. Dan, himself,
enjoys do-it-yourself home improvement projects, reading, singing, and composing or
arranging music as his time permits.
married to his wife, Robin, since 1990. They have four active children and two
mischievous long-haired miniature dachshunds. Like many young families, they stay busy
commuting to a variety of extracurricular activities, such as dance, sports, scouts, music
lessons, and other activities. They enjoy family outings, camping, dining out, and projects
around the house. Dan is an active member of his church, serving as an elder and
teaching Sunday School with his wife for his daughter’s four-year-olds class. Dan, himself,
enjoys do-it-yourself home improvement projects, reading, singing, and composing or
arranging music as his time permits.
Dan Sartor, Ph.D.
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Dan is a licensed Clinical Psychologist in the
state of Tennessee with a Health Service
Provider designation, and he is a Nationally
Certified Counselor. He earned his M.A. and
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at Rosemead School
of Psychology, Biola University in Los Angeles,
California. Additionally, he holds a M.A. in
Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary
in Orlando, FL. Dan completed his undergraduate
work at Moody Bible Institute, where he studied
music and theology. Prior to entering the field of
mental health, he served in general pastoral and
worship-leading roles in vocational church ministry.
In this context he sensed a call to study
counseling and psychology to be better equipped
to encourage and care for those who struggle
through life’s greatest challenges.
state of Tennessee with a Health Service
Provider designation, and he is a Nationally
Certified Counselor. He earned his M.A. and
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at Rosemead School
of Psychology, Biola University in Los Angeles,
California. Additionally, he holds a M.A. in
Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary
in Orlando, FL. Dan completed his undergraduate
work at Moody Bible Institute, where he studied
music and theology. Prior to entering the field of
mental health, he served in general pastoral and
worship-leading roles in vocational church ministry.
In this context he sensed a call to study
counseling and psychology to be better equipped
to encourage and care for those who struggle
through life’s greatest challenges.
Before joining the counseling staff at Ebenezer
Counseling Services in 2003, he was the Director
of the Geneva Counseling Center and Clinical
Assistant Professor of Psychology at Geneva
College, where he provided supervision and taught
graduate-level courses in counseling. Dan is a
professional memberof the American Psychological
Association. Dan is also an active member of the
Christian Association for Psychological Studies,
serving as the President of the Southeastern
regional board.
Counseling Services in 2003, he was the Director
of the Geneva Counseling Center and Clinical
Assistant Professor of Psychology at Geneva
College, where he provided supervision and taught
graduate-level courses in counseling. Dan is a
professional memberof the American Psychological
Association. Dan is also an active member of the
Christian Association for Psychological Studies,
serving as the President of the Southeastern
regional board.
- Licensed Psychologist
- Marriage Therapy
- Sexual Issues: Sexual Addiction &
Sexual Identity - Adjustment to Chronic Illness & Grief
- Spiritual Growth and Formation
It is Dan’s mission to encourage and
equip others through competent
Christian counsel and psychological
services, placing value on the healing
of relationships, life transformation,
and promoting spiritual vitality in our
families and our community.
equip others through competent
Christian counsel and psychological
services, placing value on the healing
of relationships, life transformation,
and promoting spiritual vitality in our
families and our community.
To see Dr. Sartor's Article, click on the link below:
Anger in the Life of the Christian
Anger in the Life of the Christian