Wil is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and co-founder of CrossRoads Counseling of the Rockies. He has over 30 years of experience in biblically-integrated counseling psychology and the provision of mental health services. Wil completed his bachelor's degree at Adams State college and his Masters Degree in Counseling from Denver Seminary, and Post Masters Certificate in Marriage and Family Studies from the University of Denver. He has worked in inpatient and outpatient services as well as in agency-based and private practice settings. Since 1998, Wil has been working fulltime with the “brief intensive counseling model” to help clients achieve a deep heart transformation that profoundly impacts their relationships with God, spouse, family and beyond. He works with clients to realize healing in wounded places of the heart, and equips them with tools for communication, conflict resolution and effective attachment. His experience with brief intensives indicates the effectiveness of coming away to the beauty of the Colorado Rockies or to various conference centers where CRC conducts counseling retreats. He specializes in working with individuals, couples, and families. Wil is married and has three children all in their 20's.

Peter Kuiper is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 35 years of experience in the Christian Mental Health field, including experience as a special education teacher, therapist, and administrator. Peter received his bachelor's degree from Calvin College and his Master's in Social Work from Western Michigan University. In addition to a variety of outpatient settings, he was a program director in several inpatient psychiatric hospitals, both for Rapha Treatment Centers as well as New Life Clinics. It was in the inpatient setting where Pete developed his passion for an intensive approach to therapy, being convinced of the potential of powerful breakthroughs and lasting results in utilizing this modality of treatment. For the past nine years, he has been doing Brief Intensive Counseling in the beautiful mountain town of Buena Vista, Colorado. It was there that he co-founded Crossroads Counseling of the Rockies. In addition to his full time therapist role, he also teaches a daily cognitive therapy group. Pete frequently receives feedback from clients saying his material is so helpful because it is so practical rather than just theoretical, and that his examples and illustrations make it easy for them to make personal application. He and his wife Marty have been married for 37 years and have two married sons and four precious grandchildren (pictures available upon request!).

Trudy joined CrossRoads in 2005 to work with women and men dealing with depression, abuse, grief, anger and loss. She is a Licensed Family and Marriage Therapist. She completed her Bachelor’s and her Master’s degree in Biblical Counseling from Trinity Seminary. In addition, she completed a post-graduate certificate in marriage and family therapy from Denver Family Therapy Institute. And as part of her grief counseling work, she has a certificate in chaplaincy. Trudy was employed for 12 years prior to coming to CrossRoads at Focus on the Family serving in the Pregnancy Resource Ministry counseling women and men suffering from the aftermath of their abortion choice. She is the author of the first post-abortion counseling curriculum for pastors and lay leaders and the author of the first curriculum on post-abortion for professional therapists. She teaches post-abortion counseling at Master’s Divinity School in Evansville, Indiana, as an adjunct professor and is a sought after speaker and teacher for women’s retreats, churches, and crisis pregnancy banquets. Trudy has two married sons and together with her husband Lonny have nine grandchildren.

Terrie joined CrossRoads in 2005 after working as a professional counselor in private practice. She has her M.A. in Community Counseling from Adams State College and a NCC (National Certified Counselor) Certificate. She works in collaborative supervision with CRC Director, William Franz, counseling children, tweens, teens, women, men, and families. She has a background in art and education and is trained in art and play therapy for children. She is also an instructor for Interpersonal Communication, Inc., and teaches couples and teens/parents to communicate effectively with each other. Terrie works both with our local community people and works with teens and their families in our brief intensive counseling program. She and her three college/highschool age children enjoy living in the small community of Buena Vista.