Angela Moscheo Benson, MDiv, MEd, is a dedicated counselor whose journey in therapy began in New York while serving as a chaplain during her graduate studies. She started her impactful work in community centers, hospitals, and prisons, where she discovered her heartfelt commitment to helping those affected by the disease of addiction. Upon returning to her hometown of Nashville, Angela taught middle and high school, where she fostered connections with underserved youth and their families. Her primary focus is on guiding individuals, couples, and families toward mental and emotional health and serenity, with specialized knowledge in drug and alcohol counseling and spiritual direction. Angela serves individuals from all walks of faith and backgrounds, assisting them on their journeys toward freedom from addiction, abuse, and detrimental thought patterns. She offers comprehensive action plans and various therapeutic tools tailor-made for those experiencing the family disease of addiction. Angela understands that addiction affects not just the individual but the entire family, creating a sense of isolation. Her work is grounded in the belief that those in early recovery exhibit remarkable courage, and she invites those struggling to seek help, reassuring them that they are not alone in their journey.