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Perimeter Counseling

Christ-centered, clinically-informed counseling.

For those times where kingdom flourishing feels out of reach.

We long to see people experience kingdom flourishing that happens only in right relationship with God, self, and neighbor.

About Perimeter Counseling

Our approach

Our desire is to work alongside our Shepherding and Discipleship ministries, as each cares for members of our congregation in specific and necessary ways. 

Our counsel is rooted in the Scriptures and is sensitive to your story. We aim to be redemptive in purpose, holistic in care, and practical in application.

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Get to know us

Our team

Caleb Martin, Director of Counseling | Perimeter Counseling

Caleb Martin

Director of Biblical Counseling

Caleb has worked on staff with Perimeter Church in various roles since 2010. He holds Master’s degrees from Reformed Theological Seminary Atlanta (Biblical Studies) and Charlotte (Christian Counseling), and has extensive training in professional coaching. He primarily works with those struggling with anxiety, depression, anger, sexual issues, marriage and relational issues, trauma, and those struggling with faith.
Karen Benater, Counselor | Perimeter Counseling

Karen Benater

Counselor

Karen holds a Master’s degree in Counseling from Louisiana State University and has worked in private practice as a Christian counselor in both Texas and Louisiana. She is certified as a biblical counselor through the Association of Biblical Counselors. Karen has experience working with those struggling with depression and other mood concerns, anxiety, life-transition issues, marriage and relational issues, trauma, grief and loss, and those with concerns regarding their faith.
Dan Brown

Dan Brown

Associate Counselor

Dan has been with Perimeter Counseling Center since March 2024. He has an undergraduate degree in psychology from Covenant College, an Association of Biblical Counseling (ABC) level one counseling certification, and has taken CCEF coursework. He is currently working on ABC level two certification. In addition, Dan has training and certification in trauma counseling (levels 1 and 2). Dan has been an International Coaching Federation certified coach and has been coaching executives for 10+ years.
In his free time, Dan is an outdoor enthusiast, cyclist, and amateur photographer.
Ashley Cable, Associate Counselor | Perimeter Counseling

Ashley Cable

Associate Counselor

Ashley holds a Master’s degree in Biblical Counseling from Southern Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky and a Bachelor’s in Communication Sciences and Disorders from The University of Georgia. She also holds Advanced Degree Certification from the Association of Biblical Counselors. Ashley enjoys helping others bring the gospel to bear on all of life, with special focus on those facing chronic pain, marriage and parenting issues, infertility, anxiety, and depression.
Cathy Chang

Cathy Chang

Counselor

Cathy earned her BA in psychology from the University of Virginia and her Master of Divinity in Biblical Counseling from Westminster Seminary in Philadelphia. Prior to coming to Perimeter, she served as the director of counseling at her church in California. Through her years in the church as a counselor, children’s ministry director, and pastor’s wife, she has developed a passion for walking alongside those in various seasons of life, particularly those struggling with anxiety, depression, marital/parenting/relational difficulties, past trauma, and grief and loss.
George Vaughan, Associate Counselor | Perimeter Counseling

George Vaughan

Associate Counselor

George is a PCA Licensed Ruling Elder at Perimeter Church and holds a Master of Divinity and a Certificate of Biblical Counseling from Metro Atlanta Seminary. His frequent participation to support others through Elder care teams complements his education and experience to provide effective biblical counseling. George’s focus is to listen with empathy and grace, and to redirect clients toward the hope and healing that comes from the truth of the scriptures. Issues addressed include anxiety, depression, relational dynamics, addictions, and crisis of faith.