The Team

Benjamin Lyons, MACG, DBA, MAED, LCPC, LPC

He/Him | Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor & Licensed Professional Counselor | Certified ADHD & Autism Specialist | Lead Psychometrist

Benjamin has served as an academic advisor, college educator, and career coach since 2011 and a mental health practitioner since 2018. He has been a 100% telehealth provider since 2020. Clinical specialties include adult assessment services, neurodivergence, adult career and education counseling, and telehealth services. Benjamin is an AuDHD provider.

Past leadership roles include Secretary for the Committee on Transfer & Articulation (CoTA - Missouri Department of Higher Education), Transfer & Articulation Officer for the University of Missouri-Kansas City, Assistant Director of Financial Aid for the University of Kansas, and Department Manager for the Office of Placement & Training at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology's Clinical PsyD Program. Click here for his full CV.

Current Licenses

Illinois LCPC #180.015492
Missouri LPC #2024025137
Kansas LPC #03970

The Purple Wellness Trust Inc.

The Purple Wellness Trust Inc. is a non-profit organization. The Trust's organizers and supporters operate an advisory board for Purple Wellness Counseling. All staff members of Purple Wellness Counseling hold a seat on the advisory board. The role of the advisory board is to ensure everyone's voice can be heard and considered as part of practice decision making regardless of a person's professional role.

The Purple Wellness Trust Inc. is a legally separate entity from Purple Wellness Counseling. Documents for public review including the Trust's IRS determination letter and annual 990 filings are available here.

Robin & Birdie

Advisory Board Spotlight - Rev. Robin Kershner

They/Them

Robin brings with them a wealth of experience and skills to the Purple Wellness Counseling advisory board. A graduate of Johnson County Community College and the University of Kansas, they are trained as a cultural anthropologist. Robin is presently a living historian with an emphasis on European fiber arts of the 15th and 16th centuries.

In addition to their academic background, Rev. Robin has donated their time as a volunteer pagan chaplain at the United States Disciplinary Barracks & Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary.

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