Light in the World program will navigate Addictions, Mental Illness, Trauma, depression, and Homelessness from a faith base standpoint. We have the tools provided by experts. Let's start the conversation. Join Dr. Julie Hayden Saturdays on Light in the World program. There is hope! Rhombus "Equip People, Strengthen Families, Impact Communities".

Dr. Julie Hayden is a licensed psychologist (PSY24184), Co-Founder and Co-Owner with Dr. Ray Hayden, of Rhombus, Rhombus Counseling, Rhombus University, and La Mesa Counseling and the Executive Director of New Vision Counseling Center, Genesis Recovery, and East County Transitional Living Center. Dr. Hayden has a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies, a Master of Religious Studies, a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology and a Doctorate of Psychology. She has over nineteen years experience working with chronic mental illness, substance abuse, trauma, domestic violence, and homelessness. She has taught at numerous universities and is currently the Chief Academic Officer of Rhombus University. Her passion is to train effective clinicians and bring healing opportunities to all, especially those in underserved populations. 

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Dr. Ray Hayden is the President and CEO of Rhombus University, sharing his passion and vision with us. Dr. Ray has a BA in Biblical Studies, an MA in Counseling Psychology and a Psy.D. with an emphasis is Industrial / Organizational Psychology. He has researched web-based talk therapy and he has pioneered technology platforms for reaching underserved populations with education and mental health treatment. Dr. Ray specializes in systems and is the CEO for Rhombus Inc., La Mesa Counseling, Rhombus Counseling and the funding support for New Vision Counseling Center and Genesis Recovery. Dr. Ray enjoys developing content and the platforms to disseminate that content, especially truth from Scripture that applies to healthy living and quality business practices. He enjoys training on management and leadership and is fascinated with the pragmatic aspect of Scripture to equip people, strengthen families, and impact communities.

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Light in the World program will navigate Addictions, Mental Illness, Trauma, depression, and Homelessness from a faith base standpoint. We have the tools provided by experts. Let's start the conversation. Join Dr. Julie Hayden Saturdays on Light in the World program. There is hope! Rhombus "Equip People, Strengthen Families, Impact Communities".
Dr. Julie Hayden is a licensed psychologist (PSY24184), Co-Founder and Co-Owner with Dr. Ray Hayden, of Rhombus, Rhombus Counseling, Rhombus University, and La Mesa Counseling and the Executive Director of New Vision Counseling Center, Genesis Recovery, and East County Transitional Living Center. Dr. Hayden has a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies, a Master of Religious Studies, a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology and a Doctorate of Psychology. She has over nineteen years experience working with chronic mental illness, substance abuse, trauma, domestic violence, and homelessness. She has taught at numerous universities and is currently the Chief Academic Officer of Rhombus University. Her passion is to train effective clinicians and bring healing opportunities to all, especially those in underserved populations. 
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<a href="http://www.gorhombus.com/">www.gorhombus.com</a>
 
Dr. Ray Hayden is the President and CEO of Rhombus University, sharing his passion and vision with us. Dr. Ray has a BA in Biblical Studies, an MA in Counseling Psychology and a Psy.D. with an emphasis is Industrial / Organizational Psychology. He has researched web-based talk therapy and he has pioneered technology platforms for reaching underserved populations with education and mental health treatment. Dr. Ray specializes in systems and is the CEO for Rhombus Inc., La Mesa Counseling, Rhombus Counseling and the funding support for New Vision Counseling Center and Genesis Recovery. Dr. Ray enjoys developing content and the platforms to disseminate that content, especially truth from Scripture that applies to healthy living and quality business practices. He enjoys training on management and leadership and is fascinated with the pragmatic aspect of Scripture to equip people, strengthen families, and impact communities.
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Light In The World

LIGHT IN THE WORLD

In this episode of Light in the World, Dr. Julie Hayden explores how hope and a clear vision for the future can be the turning point in recovery from addiction, mental illness, trauma, and homelessness. She shares a powerful local reminder of restoration—the newly relit Fabulous Seven Motel sign at East County Transitional Living Center—and connects it to the work of helping lives and families rebuild. Dr. Hayden also reflects on insights from a recent White House summit on homelessness, addiction, and mental health, including the push for outcomes-focused programs and the role of consistent structure, support, and accountability in lasting change. If you or someone you love feels stuck in crisis mode, this conversation offers practical perspective—and a reminder that recovery is possible.

In this episode of Light in the World, Dr. Julie Hayden explores how hope and a clear vision for the future can be the turning point in recovery from addiction, mental illness, trauma, and homelessness. She shares a powerful local reminder of restoration&mdash;the newly relit Fabulous Seven Motel sign at East County Transitional Living Center&mdash;and connects it to the work of helping lives and families rebuild. Dr. Hayden also reflects on insights from a recent White House summit on homelessness, addiction, and mental health, including the push for outcomes-focused programs and the role of consistent structure, support, and accountability in lasting change. If you or someone you love feels stuck in crisis mode, this conversation offers practical perspective&mdash;and a reminder that recovery is possible.

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