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Meet Our StaffPastoral Counseling has an experienced and distinguished staff. Below is a profile summary of each staff member. Our board of directors can be accessed from the Board of Directors link available on the left menu of this page. The Directors
Calvin R. Genzel, Ph.D., LP The Rev. Dr. Calvin Genzel is a Licensed Psychologist in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, and an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ. Dr. Genzel earned his Ph.D. in Pastoral Psychology at Boston University and did his clinical training at the Danielsen Institute. Current areas of clinical interests include psychological assessments, vocational counseling, sexual orientation and identity, and spirituality and faith development. 
Lee Preczewski In addition to her role as Office Manager, Lee has been providing financial expertise in insurance billings and accounts receivables at PCS for 20 years. She provides excellent customer service by working closely with clients, staff and insurance companies. 
David B. Reynolds, D.Min., LPP Dr. David Reynolds' primary focus is the integration of spirituality and psychology during the clinical process. He is adept at working with clients dealing with trauma recovery, depression, anxiety, and crisis management. Dr. Reynolds promotes the services and mission of PCS to the Manchester area. Also, he frequently presents lectures and seminars at churches, schools, and businesses on a variety of topics, including transitions, values, and productivity. Dr. Reynolds also provides consultation and spiritual direction. He is at the Bedford Satellite Office one day a week. The Staff
Emily Geoghegan, Ph.D., LP. A Licensed Psychologist, the Rev. Dr. Emily Geoghegan clinical expertise includes mood disorders, spiritual growth & development and stress management through mindfulness meditation. She enjoys working in the community as well, teaching Mindfulness-Based Stress Management skills, particularly with homeless populations. 
Lois E. Goss, M.A., M.S.W., LICSW Ms. Lois Goss is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. She specializes in working with adolescents and their families. Other areas of focus include individual and group therapy with trauma and abuse survivors, parenting, spiritual growth, and women's issues. 
Bayard P. Herndon, M.A., M.Div., LPP The Rev. Bayard Herndon works with children and parents to facilitate growth in such areas as divorce, ADHD, anxiety, and depression, using a solution focused approach. In addition he conducts seminars on a variety of issues, including teen suicide, spiritual growth, staff development, parenting, and the effects of divorce on children. The Rev. Herndon is an adjunct faculty Southern NH University and Granite State College. 
Joyce M. Herndon Her career spans over 20 years in the healthcare field, most of which has been in the development field. Joyce works directly with staff, volunteers and the community to generate funding to sustain PCS' life-saving programs such as our Helping Hands Scholarship Fund; our work with the homeless and community programs. Additionally she handles major gifts, planned giving and capital campaigns for the center. 
Lisa D. Jobin, M.A., LCMHC, NCC 
Patricia A. Ketzler, M.Div., LPP 
Carol Knieriem, MSW, LICSW 
Mary E. Koon, R.N., M.ED., MLADC A Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor, Mary Koon has been working in addictions recovery since 1972. She also specializes in working with those whose lives have been affected by a person who has substance abuse issues. 
Joan Olivier Joan brings many years of experience to PCS. Her role is to process co-payments, answer questions about the Center and ensure that clients have a positive experience. 
John J. O'Donnell, D.Min., LPP A Licensed Pastoral Psychotherapist, Dr. Jack O'Donnell has practiced psychotherapy for individuals, couples, and families since 1981. He offers counseling related to a wide range of issues, and he co-leads a group focusing on anxiety disorders. 
Carol Orze, M.S., LCMHC Carol Orze is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor. She provides counseling primarily to adult women in various stages across the life span. Specialty areas include: helping to manage anxiety & stress, grief & loss, relationship issues and work/life balance. 
P. Mark Watts, D.Min., CGP, LPP Dr. Mark Watts was President/CEO of PCS From 1986 to 2008. He works with individuals dealing with issues such as depression, anxiety, grief, and life transitions. He works with men, especially dealing with life stages. In his extensive work with couples, he is keenly interested in helping partners learn the skills to keep marriage rewarding and highly functional over the long haul. Step-family concerns are another specialty. Dr. Watts is a skilled group therapist and leads both short-term and long-term groups. 
Stephanie K. Williston, Ph.D., LP Dr. Williston is licensed both as a Psychologist and as a Marriage and Family Therapist. She has been treating individuals, couples, and families since 1981. She specializes in working with women and with persons who are dealing with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), life-threatening illness, or end-of-life issues. 
Mary Yost, M.A., MLADAC As a licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor, Mary specializes in substance abuse, management of chronic pain and meditation techniques using the Mindfulness Meditation Model. 
Kathy Youkstetter, M.A., LCMHC Kathy is a Licensed Mental Health Clinician with 10 years experience working with adults, adolescents and children. Areas of specialty include: divorce, co-parenting, issues related to the diagnosis of cancer as well as living with and life after cancer. Additionally she provides couples therapy and treats a wide range of issues including depression and anxiety. |
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