Executive Director / Therapist
Maridee Lindley, MA, LSWA   918-906-9320

Maridee Lindley joined CCE staff in December 2008. She is officing at First Presbyterian Church, 111 South Oak in Sapulpa. Maridee holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Univ. of Okla. in social Work and a Master of Arts from the Univ. of Tulsa in Guidance and Counseling.

She is a Licensed Social Work Associate and has been previously working on her Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counseling certification.   Maridee has been in the counseling field for many years in both agencies and in private practice. She is experienced in working with both children and adults. She has conducted groups in a variety of areas including parenting skills, communication, relapse prevention, and drug and alcohol education and treatment. She has provided individual and family therapy in areas such as marital and family problems, depression, post traumatic stress, drug and alcohol abuse, emotional and physical abuse, and other mental health issues. She has worked with AIDS patients, drug court clients, schools, churches, and agencies both as a consultant and as a therapist. Maridee also has administrative experience as the outpatient administrator at Parkside Community Psychiatric Services and the executive director at Hominy Health Services. She has conducted workshops and is a public speaker on drug and alcohol issues, parenting skills, grief, and relationships.  She has been a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Sapulpa since 1970.

Senior Staff Therapist
Clyde Glandon, DMin, LPC, Diplomate, AAPC                  918-794-9023

Dr. Glandon has retired as Executive Director of CCE, but stays on as Senior Staff Therapist.  Dr. Glandon led the Center for Counseling and Education in Tulsa from 1994-2008.  He was rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Williamsville, NY from 1977 to 1985 and Associate Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Tulsa from 1985 to 1993. 

He became a Member of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors in 1991, a Fellow in AAPC in 1994, a Diplomate in 2004. He received a Doctorate in Pastoral Counseling from Phillips Theological Seminary in 1994 and is a graduate of the School for Spiritual Directors at the Benedictine Monastery in Pecos, New Mexico. He became accredited to offer LPC supervision in Oklahoma in 1999.  He currently facilitates a weekly men’s group, leads monthly clergy self-care groups, offers individual and marriage counseling, treatment for emotional trauma, and spiritual direction.

Greg Sinclair, MEd, TRTC 
Addiction Counselor   
866-241-8454

Greg Sinclair is a new staff therapist specializing in substance abuse counseling and is officed at First Presbyterian Church in Broken Arrow.  A graduate of Abilene Christian University (BAS) and Hardin-Simmons University (MEd), Greg has completed courses in Trauma Resolution Therapy, Certified in Belief Therapy, and is Ordained as a Deacon in the Episcopal Church. 

Over 25 years of practice in the field of addiction, he has practiced with youth and adults.  Ten years of experience in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, and eighteen years teaching addiction counseling at Cisco Junior College through the Human Services curriculum.  He is co-author of Causes of Crime, Addiction, and Other Social Ills; TAADAC Advisor, and has held various workshops in Grant Writing, Cross Cultural Counseling, Treatment Planning, and Ethics.  An active member of the Viktor Frankel Institute of Logotherapy, he has applied to become a member of American Association of Pastoral Counselors and is under supervision with the Oklahoma Board of Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors

Charles Boyle, LPC, BCPC, LADCUS
Member: APA, NACBT, OCA, AAPC(applied)

Charles Boyle is a new staff therapist and is officed at Bethany Lutheran Church, 4615 S. Darlington Ave.  Charles holds a BS in Zoology from the Univ. of Cincinnati, an MS in Counseling Psychology from NE State University and a DMin from Lexington Theology Seminary. 

Ordained to ministry in 1971, he has served in a wide variety of pastoral settings in Maryland, North Carolina, Kentucky, Kansas, and Colorado; with the Christian Church (DOC), the United Church of Christ, and the Presbyterian Church USA. Since moving to Oklahoma in 1989, he has directed Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry’s HOST program for homeless adults with severe mental illness, served as Chaplain, Spiritual Coordinator and Bereavement Coordinator with hospices in Tulsa, and worked as a therapist  at the  Family & Children’s Services and Laureate Psychiatric Hospital and Clinic.  He is licensed in Oklahoma as a Licensed Professional Counselor and is a Board Certified Professional Counselor by the American Psychotherapy Association.  He is a member of the National Association of Cognitive Behavioral Therapists, the American Psychotherapy Association and the Oklahoma Counseling Association.  He has applied to become a member of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors and is under supervision with the Oklahoma Board of Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors.