The Therapist
Justin Lewis, LMFT
As a licensed marriage and family therapist with a specialty in couples counseling, Justin uses a systemic approach. This means all areas of a person’s life are taken into account when exploring how to improve mental health. With couples, focusing on how to change the behavior of self is important to altering the system of the relationship. When doing therapy with couples, Justin focuses on change that is required from each person in the relationship.
“A key to success in any endeavor is playing to your strengths,” Justin pointed out. “This is especially true in relationships. Find out who you are and what makes you great as an individual and a couple. This will build a solid foundation that will allow your relationship to thrive.”
Justin has a passion for helping couples in all areas of life-not just relational conflict- including but not limited to the stress involved with life transitions, grief, or family growth. It’s also important to remember that therapy can be preventative. The therapist’s office is a good place to learn more about your partner and explore possible pitfalls. It’s always honorable to want a better relationship; therapy is the perfect opportunity to put steps in place to develop that.
In addition to couples therapy, Justin treats adults with many types of common mental health struggles including but not limited to:
● Depression
● Anxiety
● Addiction
● Life transitions
● Grief
● Career Counseling
Justin has been a Marriage and Family Therapist since 2009. He holds degrees from Murray State University and Harding School of Theology. Justin is a Level 1 Gottman Trained therapist.
The Trainer
Eric Romanak
Eric Romanak is a social entrepreneur with a relentless vision for making health and fitness accessible for everyday people. As a child, he seriously struggled with his weight, bullying and self-worth. By his twenties he was divorced, bankrupt, overweight and had dropped out of college. Finally exhausted from suffering with anxiety, anger and an addictive personality, Eric decided to do something different and began practicing martial arts. Soon he began to realize significant mental benefits from getting back in his body. He immersed himself further into things like yoga, running, tactical fitness and nutrition. He now teaches a mind-body fitness approach that goes beyond exercise and weight loss which he shares with everyone from juvenile inmates to successful executives. His life’s work is about teaching the true value of health in order to make everyday life more meaningful, and trying to bring the world into an age of wellness.
Before becoming a fitness professional, Eric was an aspiring artist and musician. He believes this background gave him a unique perspective on personal health. He is the proud father of two amazing children Mason and Maya, and has been happily married to his first health coach Denise, since 2000. Since, he has been a Certified instructor in Yoga, Tai Chi, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Tactical Fitness, Strength Training, Running and Nutrition Coaching.
He is the author of Live Better Die Slower: The Key to Making Health and Fitness Finally Stick. Which became a bestseller on Amazon.
