Kathryn L. Wenzel, MSW
President and owner of Art of Redirection Counseling, founder of The Women of Honor Program and is currently also the office manager. She utilizes both traditional and non-traditional methods of counseling in working with individuals, couples, families and blended family issues. She has done teaching and training seminars on intimacy and parenting in workshops and seminars individually and with Robert for over seven years. Her counseling specialities are educating couples on sexual addiction, emotional anorexia and intimacy issues. She also works with women on topics such as co-dependency, depression, independence, and more. She holds a Bachelors Degree in Social Work with an emphasis in Counseling from Colorado State University-Pueblo, and a Master’s Degree in Social Work with a concentration in Counseling from New Mexico Highlands University. A member of the National Association of Social Workers, active member of the National Social Work Honor Society and the South West Women's Chamber of Commerce. She is married to Robert and is the mother of their four beautiful children and two beautiful grandchildren.
Robert B. Wenzel, M.A. LPC
Clinical Director of Art of Redirection Counseling with over 28 years experience working with adults and children. Licensed as a Professional Counselor he utilizes both traditional and non-traditional methods in addressing individual, couples, family and blended family issues. He holds a Masters Degree in Counseling from CU Colorado Springs, a Bachelors Degree in Criminology from Metro State College in Denver and an Associates Degree in Criminal Justice from Ononadga Community College in Syracuse, New York. Post Graduate training with Dr Doug Weiss PhD on sexual addiction. He is married to Kathryn, the father of four beautiful children, is a member of the American Counseling Association, the American Association of Christian Counselors, and The Chamber of Commerce.
Our Staff
What makes us different from other counselors?
"As 'professional' counselors, we want you to know we are 'real' people, passionate about life, eachother and helping others. We don't look down our noses or think people aren't good enough... We ride Harleys, hunt, fish, BBQ and participate in other exhilarating activities. Our desire is to help people struggling with their relationships. We have been there and want to come along side you and your spouse and help you talk about the hard stuff like sex, intimacy, pornography addiction, erectile dysfunction, blended family issues, challenging children, religious outcasting and help you overcome, grow and learn how to have the passionate, vibrant, positive, intimate relationships you want and need."
Rob & Kathy
David Atencio
David has had a long and diverse career working in the helping profession. Having worked in and around residential centers for youth, the Department of Human Services (both at the county and state levels), child placement agencies serving youth and families, licensing and training foster homes (approx. 300 homes including home studies) and staff as well as developing program for youth and families over the past 34 years has equipped David to continue his work in a therapeutic manner as a Certified Non-Licensed Psycho Therapist in the State of Colorado. Additionally, David is certified and available to teach Love and Logic as well as Beyond Consequences Institute parenting training. David has been instructed in Family Coaching method as well as a “trainer for trainers” in the life skills curriculum created by the State of Colorado “Transition to Adult Living.”
David is able to assist adult individuals and couples who are in the midst of difficulty with relational problems, vocational difficulties and issues, emotional disturbances, anxiety, depression, disturbing behavior patterns, emotional management and identity crisis. Many of the above adult dynamics manifest themselves in adolescents as struggles with peer relationships, declines in school performance, behavioral and emotional concerns including mood disorders, anxiety and emotional dysregulation. Helping teenage individuals with these issues as well as working with families who are experiencing family discord (often as a result of adolescent angst) is one of David’s biggest enjoyments vocationally.
You can reach David at
719-660-0926 Direct line
adavidatencio@yahoo.com
Tony McNeil, M.A.
In 1982 Tony joined the Army Reserves and after graduating from high school and went Active Duty in the US Army in February of 1985. Tony married Zsuzsanna in 1990 and they have two daughters 11 and 18.
Tony has a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Science from Troy State University and a Masters degree in Counseling, with an emphasis on Marriage and Family from the University of Phoenix. He is currently enrolled in the Doctoral Program at the University of the Rockies.
Tony has over 3 years experience leading addiction groups, doing couples counseling, and one-on-one counseling. He also has over a years experience working and facilitating groups in a facility with sex offender population.
Tony can be reached at
719-593-9228 office
719-433-4583 direct line
McNeilTony@yahoo.com
Counselors Who Ride
Phillip Price, M.A. LPC & Assistant Carrie Price
Phillip Price is a Licensed Professional Counselor of the state of Colorado. He received his BA degree in Pastoral Studies from Colorado Christian University in 1988, and he graduated with his MA in Christian Counseling from Denver Seminary in 1991.
Phillip is also 100% retired from the USAF as a Wounded Warrior and is now legally blind.
Phillip has over eighteen years experience in many areas of counseling.
His areas of expertise are Stress, Trauma and PTSD, Pastoral Counseling and Church Consulting in setting up counseling related ministries within the church.
Other areas of counseling experience are; Healing for Damaged Emotions; Pre-marital; Marriage and Family; Blended Family; Group, Individual; Divorce and Separation; Grief and Bereavement; Emotional Dependency; Mood Disorder; Anger Management; Anxiety and Depression.
His wife Carrie is his assistant in their counseling. They both worked together in setting up a Counseling Ministry in Greensboro, NC where they started many ministries within the church. Phillip also was an Associate Pastor providing counseling to the membership for over 8 years.
Phillip and Carrie have 11 years of Pastoral Counseling experience.
Phil can be reached at
719-593-9228 office or
719-761-8832 direct line
Yvonne Moffat
Yvonne has lived in Colorado Springs for 24 years. She lives with her husband who is retired Army and 2 of her 3 children. She was a military dependent for 25 years and knows the military life.
She has worked one on one with women to mentor, coach, and encourage them. She has facilitated multiple support groups ranging from abuse, to life as a single mother, over the past 13 years. She continues to assist women in the community while pursuing further education in counseling.
Yvonne will soon be facilitating a new healing / support group for sexually abused women Wednesday evenings at the 4360 Montebello Dr. location of Art of Redirection Counseling.
Angel Tafoya
Angel has been married for over 33 yrs, has 4 children, 1 adult and 3 teenagers.
Seven years ago her husband disclosed his alcohol, sex and drug addiction to her. After an 8 month separation, his actively participating in a sexual addiction recovery program, and proving he was sober from all addictions during that period of time, the marriage was reconciled and he moved back in with Angel. During this time Angel sought counseling and much needed help from a women's / partners support group.
Angel facilitates a Partners of Sex Addicts or Emotional Anorexics Group at the Montebello Dr office of Art of Redirection Counseling and has for over 2 yrs now. Having a group of women going through or who had been through what she had been through was a life saver for Angel and she uses her experiences to help many other women walk through this season of their lives.
Partners of Sex Addicts or Emotional Anorexics Group is not just a "talk about it" group. There is structure, accountability, exercises and steps for helping women actively recover and understand their husband's addiction / emotional anorexia and grow themselves through it. It is a safe place for women to grow and heal in a confidential setting with others that truly understand what you are going through.
The Partners of Sex Addicts &/or Emotional Anorexics Group is open and meets Thursday evenings at 6:30 - 8:00pm at 4360 Montebello Dr. Colorado Springs
Jim MacKenzie, MFT
I have worked in ministry for 18 years and in private practice and counseling agencies. I have a master’s degree in marriage and family therapy. I have been married for 22 years and we have three teenagers! I love golf, hockey, badminton, reading, and watching my kids play sports.
I have set up my private practice in Colorado Springs, Colorado to help anyone struggling in their lives. I work with individuals, couples, and families.
I know that sometimes life is a struggle and it can be hard to gather up the strength and courage to admit you need help. I just want you to know that if you need that help in the form of counseling please call and set up an appointment. I see individuals, couples, and families; I can even work SKYPE counseling into the plan if that is what you prefer.
Julie Reyes MA, CFI, CAC II, CAP
Julie has a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and Professional Counseling from Argosy University-Denver and a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Criminology from Colorado State University-Pueblo.
She is a Certified Addictions Counselor II and has been working in the addiction and mental health field for over five years, she is also certified as a Child and Family Investigator (CFI), Family Mediator, Parenting Coordination Practice, a Certified Addiction Psychotherapist (CAP), certified in Psychopharmacology and currently finishing a Domestic Violence certification.
Julie also has experience working as a Police Patrol Officer and has worked in the Colorado Department of Corrections as a therapist.
She is a single mother of three beautiful children, ages 27, 17 and 16.
”I am a survivor of domestic violence. I understand through my own personal experience and through the experience of being in the capacity of a Police Officer the impact that domestic violence has on one’s life and the life of their children and extended family. Having the courage to stand up and come forward is one of the hardest things in the world to do. Together we can walk through this journey of courage and healing to regain the confidence in yourself and rebuild your life and the life of you children and family.”
Julie can be reached at
719-593-9228 office
719-388-3610 direct line
revolutionaryroadcounseling@gmail.com
