Floyd Godfrey, Executive Director
Floyd is a Licensed Professional Counselor, and received his education from Arizona State University and Ottawa University. Floyd was employed for 8 years with Tempe Social Services in Arizona, assisting school-age children and their families. He has worked for 16 years with youth, adults and families in a variety of mental health settings. He is currently the Executive Director of Family Strategies & Coaching Clinic, where he supervises other therapists and works with youth, adults and families.




  • Floyd has special training to help those who struggle with unwanted sexual feelings and compulsions. He has participated in numerous research projects, including a study on boys' self-esteem in the Boy Scouts.

  • Floyd has been trained in EMDR and services clients with trauma related problems.

  • Floyd is readily available at his office for phone assessments and consultations to anyone in or outside the Greater Phoenix area. He can be reached during normal business hours at, 480-668-8301.

  • Floyd is the founder of "Adventure in Manhood," an experiential weekend for men and youth who struggle with gender attachment issues. www.adventureinmanhood.com

  • Floyd is currently the Lead facilitator of the LifeStar Network, a sexual addictions program which he currently runs at the clinic: Family Strategies & Coaching is currently the only office licensed in Arizona to facilitate this program. www.lifestarnetwork.com

  • Floyd has special training helping those who struggle with pornography and other unwanted sexual addictions. He has authored several books, and created a CD series for people dealing with sexual addictions. He has organized therapeutic sports clinics, sponsored support groups, and provides workshops and seminars, designed to provide education and opportunity to the public on many specialized and sometimes sensitive issues.

  • Floyd received the "Achievement Award 2002," from Evergreen International for his work with sexual issues. Earlier this year, Floyd was featured on KPNX, Channel 12 news, as a specialist in the field of sexual addiction. He has also been featured in the past on KFYI radio with Charles Goyette, and on KXEM with Terry Gilberg. He was also recently interviewed by "Psychology Today."

  • Floyd has been married 15 years to his wife Kaleen. They reside in Gilbert with their three children Dallin, Kamrie and Austin.

John Hinson LPC, Associate
John Hinson is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Arizona who is currently working as a therapist with Family Strategies & Coaching in the Greater Phoenix area. John has several years of experience in leading both individual and group counseling. John has an M.A. in both counseling and Theological Studies from Reformed Theology Seminary, in Orlando Florida. He has worked at The Meadows, in Wickenburg Arizona, and now at Family Strategies & Coaching where he works with individuals struggling with sexual addiction and also, many men seeking recovery from same sex attraction and related issues.

John has special training in the areas of addiction, childhood trauma, family of origin dysfunction, and unwanted same sex attraction. He is also trained to work with families of persons who struggle with addictions and various sexual issues. John works closely with Exodus International, where he currently is listed as a referred therapist.

He also has experience in presenting educational awareness workshops on the issues relating to SSA and its impact on the family.

As part of the Family Strategies team, John is associated with a national network of therapists committed to helping addicts and their families through the recovery process. John is part of a staff of licensed therapists who specialize in sexual addiction recovery, reparative therapy and other mental health issues.

John is readily available at his office for phone assessments and consultations to anyone in or outside the Greater Phoenix area. He can be reached during normal business hours at, 480-668-8301 x: 106.

Kim Buck, BA, MAPC, LPC, Associate

Kim Buck is a Licensed Counselor who received her education and training from Ottawa University. She has broad training, education, and experience in working with individuals, couples, families, and groups in a variety of mental health settings. Kim has worked as an intern at Calvary Center in Phoenix Arizona which is an in-patient treatment and rehabilitation facility for adults suffering from substance abuse and dependence. Kim also completed an internship with Parents Anonymous in Phoenix Arizona where she facilitated parenting courses for individuals seeking to improve their parenting skills and relationships with their small children and adolescents. She also has specialized training from the Oklahoma Traumatology Institute in the field of traumatology, including crisis intervention, as well as working with survivors of disasters, both human and natural.

Kim has extensive experience working with spouses, parents, families, and friends of those suffering with addictive and compulsive behaviors; as well as working with addicted individuals themselves. She also works with a team of therapists at Family Strategies & Coaching who are certified to administer the LifeSTAR program which deals specifically with sexual compulsivity and codependency.

Kim has been happily married for 21 years and has two children.

Areas of Specialty:
  • Substance Abuse and Addiction
  • Sexual Compulsivity and Addiction
  • Codependency
  • Marriage Counseling
  • Anxiety and Depression
  • Field Crisis and Traumatology

Marilyn Tenney LPC, Associate
Marilyn Tenney received her education from Ottawa University. She received her master's degree in 2001 in the fields of Marriage, Family and Addiction Recovery.

Upon her graduation she worked as a counselor at LDS Family Services in Mesa Arizona. She was primarily dealing with couples and individuals in the treatment of pornography addiction, sexual addiction, drug addiction and co-dependency issues.

Marilyn has extensive experience working with both individuals who suffer from these issues, as well as family members suffering from the effects of addiction.

Marilyn has also facilitated many workgroups for both men and women, dealing with life issues and pornography addiction.

Marilyn has been trained in EMDR and services clients with trauma related problems.

Garron Griffitts, MSW, LMSW
Garron Griffitts graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies, with concentration in psychology and sociology. He received a master's degree from Arizona State University in Social Work. He worked for three years with adolescents in residential, detention and high school settings. He has specific training in compulsive gambling treatment and developed and facilitated an 8 week Intensive Outpatient Program for addiction.

In treatment he emphasizes the importance of lifestyle change to overcome addiction. He approaches treatment in an interdisciplinary way, focusing on physical health, emotional health, relationships and spirituality. He also helps people realize the power their thoughts have on their emotions and behavior. Garron believes setting and achieving goals is important to find greater balance in life.

Hyrum Wright
Hyrum Wright received a master's degree from Brigham Young University, and his doctorate degree from the University of South Carolina. He taught at the Mesa LDS Institute for five years and currently serves as Director of the Arizona State University LDS Institute. He developed equine therapy programs drawing upon his extensive experience with horses, and facilitated programming at the "Arivaca Ranch" in Sierra Tucson. He developed curriculum for both the boys and their parents. Hyrum has over ten years of counseling experience with all types of mental health and behavioral issues.



Maria Farha
Maria has been a Licensed Certified Social Worker (LCSW) since 1992. She has two master's degrees in the mental health field. She obtained her first master's degree in Social Work from Arizona State University in 1990, and received her second master's in clinical psychology in 2001 from Arizona School of Professional Psychiatry. Maria has worked as a psychotherapist for 15 years. She has worked for the Maricopa Medical Center department of psychiatry, LDS family services, and private practice where she has treated both children and adults with a variety of mental health concerns. Maria was the recipient of the "Social Worker of the Year" award for Maricopa County in 1994. While working for the County, Maria coordinated, co-facilitated, and supervised therapy groups for psychiatrists in their third year of residency training. She also spent several years as the parent-therapist for the child psychiatry department. As a parent therapist, she assisted parents of school-aged children, and supervised the parent-work of the psychiatry residents. While at LDS Family Services, Maria taught a course on parenting.



Shiloh Lundahl

Shiloh Lundahl is a bilingual therapist (Spanish) who specializes in working with teenagers, adults, and families. Specifically, he helps families improve their relationships with each other, especially the relationships between parents and their children. He is an independent facilitator of the Becoming a Love and Logic Parent® curriculum and the Early Childhood Parenting Made Fun® curriculum and has taught parenting and parent-child bonding groups for over 3 years. He currently teaches these parenting courses at Family Strategies and Coaching. For more information on his parenting classes, visit parentarizona.com.

Shiloh received his master's degree in Social Work from the University of Utah with an emphasis in substance abuse. Shiloh has a range of professional experience working with men, women, and teens suffering from addiction. He has also worked with adolescent and adult sex offenders and their families as well as domestic violence perpetrators. Most recently, Shiloh worked at Rite of Passage as a therapist helping adolescent males with substance abuse issues, family relationship issues, and impulsive and criminal behaviors. While at Rite of Passage, he received particular recognition for excellence in facilitating their parenting program.

Travis Webb

Travis Webb is a Licensed Master Social Worker. He received his Master's Degree in Social Work from Arizona State University with an emphasis on children and families. He worked for LDS Family Services in Mesa prior to joining Family Strategies & Coaching. His experience extends to individuals suffering from trauma, depression, addiction, substance abuse, dependence and adjustment related issues. Travis is certified in the revolutionary Trauma Release Process (Berceli). This method offers clients a physiological approach to releasing unwanted mental, physical and emotional discomfort resulting from traumatic events. He is also trained in Thought Field Therapy (TFT) Algorithms. Travis, his wife and son live in Mesa.