rEbecca WHeeler Walston, Esq.
“As a college student, I struggled and was given scripture to memorize, and accountability partners, but still couldn’t figure out why my behaviors were not matching the theology I held onto. Engaging our stories of the past, doing a trauma-informed discipleship, gave a reason why at 20 something, at 30 something, at 40 something my behaviors still did not match the scripture I held so dearly; story work started to give me a why so that I could change my how.”
Rebecca Wheeler Walston, Esq. comes to this work through The Impact Movement Inc., a national college ministry to Black students, to bring this work to BIPOC spaces in creative and innovative ways.
A licensed minster, she holds a Master of Arts in Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary and currently works with Art of Living Counseling's Trauma Focused Narrative Group Training: Telling A True(r) Story Master Class as a Speaker and Story Facilitator. She has also worked with The Allender Center at The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology, facilitating Story Workshops and Narrative Focused Trauma Care Training. She facilitates story groups and offers individual story consultation.
She lives in Williamsburg, VA with her husband Vaughn and their two children, where Rebecca runs a Law Practice specializing in non-profit and small business law and serves as General Legal Counsel for The Impact Movement, Inc.
