The Trinity Clinic

We are excited to announce a new program for our community! We will be partnering with Katrina Stoddard of Stoddard Family Therapy, LLC to bring "The Trinity Clinic," a mental health care program offering therapy services at Trinity. Trinity congregants will have the opportunity to receive 2-3 sessions of counseling at no cost, then additional services at a reduced rate on a sliding scale. The Trinity Clinic will see clients from 1-5pm on Fridays from November through January, in the Trinity office. The program may be extended depending on interest and therapist availability. If you are interested, fill out this form. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Trinity Clinic is open to Trinity congregants, friends and family members, and the community at large.

For Trinity congregants, the first 2-3 sessions will be provided at no cost. Sessions for non-Trinity community members, as well as additional sessions for Trinity congregants, will be offered at a reduced rate on a sliding scale, based on income and other individual circumstances. The cost of additional sessions will also be based on whether you are seeing a licensed professional or a student.

Therapists will include licensed professionals and students from Stoddard Family Therapy. Students will be supervised by licensed professionals.

Your appointment will be held in the Trinity church office.

Katrina and her team will be available at Trinity on Fridays from 1-5pm. Once you have filled out the sign up form, a representative from Stoddard Family Therapy will reach out to get you scheduled. 

For now, we are "soft launching" this program to see how it goes. The program may be extended beyond January based on the congregation's interest and therapist availability.

Therapists at The Trinity Clinic can see you for symptoms of depression or anxiety, life transitions/changes, relationship issues, perinatal mental health, trauma, and more. For those who might need a specialized or higher level of care, therapists will refer you to a community resource.


Katrina Stoddard is a highly skilled and dedicated Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist with a passion for serving the BIPOC community. Her expertise lies in maternal mental health and couple  therapy, and she has a strong background in working with individuals who have experienced trauma and  abuse, particularly sexual traumas.  

In addition to her private practice, Katrina is involved in various professional endeavors. She serves as a Program Supervisor at Friends University, where she mentors and guides students in learning how to provide effective and high-quality therapy services. She is currently working toward her certification in  sex therapy and doing a deep dive into perimenopause and menopause and how it affects women’s mental health.  

Outside of her professional pursuits, Katrina is a loving mother of three children. She shares a 28-year  fulfilling partnership with her high school sweetheart. She has a sense of humor, particularly in matters related to parenting, which brings authenticity and relatability to her therapy work.  As a therapist, Katrina is dedicated to being true, authentic, and an advocate for her clients, ensuring  they receive the support and care they need to lead fulfilling lives.

You can view the website for Stoddard Family Therapy here.

Amber Tillman is a Licensed Supervised Marriage and Family Therapist earned her Master’s degree in Couple,  Marriage, and Family Therapy from Texas Tech University, a COAMFTE-accredited program. As a  Minority Fellowship Program Fellow with the Foundation for the Advancement of Human Systems, she  brings specialized training, systemic expertise, and cultural competency to her therapeutic approach.  

Amber provides individual, family, and group therapy with a clinical focus grounded in Solution-Focused  Brief Therapy (SFBT). She has a deep passion for working with troubled youth and incarcerated  adolescents, helping them build hope, resilience, and pathways toward positive change. Her approach  emphasizes clients’ strengths, possibilities, and goals, creating an empowering environment that fosters  growth and self-efficacy.  

In addition to her clinical work, Amber has contributed to the field through research and professional  collaboration. Her research in the state of Missouri examined recidivism rates among incarcerated youth,  exploring factors that promote rehabilitation and successful reintegration. This academic and professional  background informs her evidence-based, systemic approach, ensuring that each client receives  compassionate, purposeful, and transformative care.