James Coffman is a Licensed Clinical Pastoral Therapist, also licensed as a Professional Counselor and a Marital and Family Therapist. With 30 years of experience, he has worked with a diverse range of individuals, couples, and families in various settings, including medical environments and pastoral counseling centers, before establishing his independent practice. Committed to assisting families in overcoming communication challenges, he emphasizes the importance of connection. For individuals, he strives to identify obstacles to healthy intentions, offering support as they navigate through feelings of failure and strive for positive change. Having spent considerable time in urban environments, he now practices part-time in rural Lauderdale County, viewing the pastoral setting as an opportunity for clients to pause, reflect, and thoughtfully pursue healing. James understands that change requires time and recognizes the complexities of psychotherapy, valuing the difficult journey of growth. His work combines a celebration of human diversity with the belief in the innate capabilities of each individual and family. He integrates spiritual perspectives into psychotherapy, enhancing the therapeutic experience. Coffman Farm is conveniently located within one hour of most communities in West Tennessee and the Missouri Bootheel.