Hunt Sexton, LPC-A
Hunt was born and raised in Perry GA. After receiving his Bachelor of Business Administration from Auburn University (War Eagle!), he and his wife moved back to Perry where he worked for his family’s business. In 2011, they moved to Greensboro, GA where Hunt worked for the Ritz-Carlton. Three years and one kid later, Hunt and his family decided to move to Greenville, a city they visited a number of times and fell in love with.
Having worked in a number of management and sales roles, Hunt realized how much he enjoyed working with people one on one and helping those people work through difficult and challenging situations in their personal lives as well as their working lives. Having benefited from counseling himself, Hunt decided to pursue his Masters in Counseling. Hunt received his Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Capella University and is excited about the path the Lord has put him on. Hunt enjoys working with a wide range of people ranging from children to adolescents, to adults.
Hunt, his wife, and their 3 boys live in Greenville. He loves all sports (a fact his wife is very aware of), chips and salsa, the idea of waking up early, and Netflix. He is a member of Downtown Presbyterian church and would love to be a helpful resource to you. Please feel free to contact him at hsexton@citycentercounseling.org or 864.326.3435.
Having worked in a number of management and sales roles, Hunt realized how much he enjoyed working with people one on one and helping those people work through difficult and challenging situations in their personal lives as well as their working lives. Having benefited from counseling himself, Hunt decided to pursue his Masters in Counseling. Hunt received his Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Capella University and is excited about the path the Lord has put him on. Hunt enjoys working with a wide range of people ranging from children to adolescents, to adults.
Hunt, his wife, and their 3 boys live in Greenville. He loves all sports (a fact his wife is very aware of), chips and salsa, the idea of waking up early, and Netflix. He is a member of Downtown Presbyterian church and would love to be a helpful resource to you. Please feel free to contact him at hsexton@citycentercounseling.org or 864.326.3435.