Experiencing Eden is....

Tanesha  has over 20 years of experience helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s most challenging seasons. Through her practice, Experiencing Eden, she provides a space where clients feel seen, understood, and supported—while also being gently challenged to grow.

​Tanesha is a member of the American Counselors Association and American Association of Christian Counselors and holds advanced degrees from Cairn University and Liberty University. She  specializes in working with individuals facing relationship struggles, anger, grief and loss, anxiety, mood concerns, and major life transitions. She understands that many people feel stuck in patterns they don’t fully understand—and she is skilled at helping clients uncover what’s beneath the surface so real, lasting change can begin.

​What sets Tanesha apart is her ability to make both clinical and spiritual concepts practical and applicable to everyday life. As a native of Philadelphia, she has a natural, down-to-earth teaching style that helps clients not just “talk about” their challenges—but actually learn how to respond differently to them. Her approach integrates evidence-based counseling with a strong faith foundation, creating a balanced, whole-person model of care. Whether you come in with deep emotional pain, unresolved grief, relational conflict, or simply feeling overwhelmed,

Tanesha works with you to restore clarity, rebuild emotional stability, and help you move forward with confidence.

Her mission is clear: to help the brokenhearted heal, those who feel stuck find freedom, and those who are weary rediscover joy—while guiding each person toward a deeper sense of purpose and fulfillment.

​Tanesha is married to Pastor Greg, and together they have built a life centered on faith, family, and service. She is the proud mother of six children and grandmother to six grandchildren. Her home is also shared with her dog, Bijan, and cat, Koko—adding warmth and joy to her everyday life.

Patricia “Pat” Terrell is a Grief, Widowhood, and Life Transition Support Specialist with extensive experience serving individuals and families in both faith-based and community settings. She holds a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Counseling from Liberty University, a Master of Science in Addictions Counseling from Grand Canyon University, and a Bachelor of Science in Human Services from Geneva College Center for Urban Theological Studies.

​Pat has supported children, adolescents, and adults through her work with PATH in Northeast Philadelphia, as well as through various ministry and teaching roles. She has served as a grief counselor and facilitator in church-based settings and currently leads a virtual grief support group, Hope Within Us, which meets monthly.

​As the founder of Healing Women of God Ministry, Inc., Pat is passionate about supporting women through grief, widowhood, spiritual growth, and life transitions such as the empty nest season. Her approach integrates compassionate support with spiritual insight, helping individuals process loss, rediscover identity, and move forward with renewed purpose.​ As a widow herself, Pat brings both professional experience and personal understanding to her work, creating a space where individuals feel seen, supported, and encouraged.

Pastor Greg is a compassionate pastoral counselor with over 25 years of experience helping people in various ministry contexts. A graduate of Geneva College's Center for Urban Theological Studies, he holds a Bachelor of Science in Urban Ministry Leadership. Greg is dedicated to providing support and advocacy, particularly for those affected by incarceration, substance use, and intellectual disabilities, guiding them toward healing and purpose. Alongside his wife Tanesha, they offer marriage and family counseling at Experiencing Eden, drawing from their personal experiences to enrich their ministry.

Angelica graduated from Liberty University where she received her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She has her Bachelor’s in International Business and Marketing with a minor in Spanish from Duquesne University. Angelica has worked as a mentor to inner city children when in her undergraduate program at Duquesne. She worked as an in-home specialist collaborating with families to help provide them with community resources and prepare them with the tools necessary to keep their children out of the system. As an in-home specialist, Angelica provided and was certified in trauma informed care. Angelica worked as a behavioral health therapist and mobile therapist where she developed her skills in cognitive behavioral therapy as well as dialectical behavior therapy. Angelica excelled in behavior modification as well as family therapy, and she was able to receive her license as a behavioral specialist after 3 years.  Angelica is a devoted follower of Jesus and loves sharing God’s word. Angelica has a background in teaching Sunday school children, up to 4 years old, leading a small group of young adult women located in Pittsburgh, and she served in a worship ministry where she led worship and collaborated with a team of musicians. Angelica also went on a mission trip to the Dominican Republic. In the Dominican Republic, she aided in running a children’s summer camp. She graduated from calling and ministry studies through the Church of God ministries.  Angelica is recently married to her husband, Tim Adebayo.