Andrew Heiligenthal, MA

Andrew holds a Master’s in Ministry Leadership from A.W. Tozer Seminary and is currently completing his Master of Social Work at Louisiana State University (LSU). He brings more than 15 years of experience in coaching, pastoral care, leadership, and personal development.

He works with individuals and couples, focusing on grief and loss, life transitions, stress, anxiety, and relational or family challenges. Drawing on both professional training and personal experience, Andrew integrates emotion-focused therapy, internal family systems (IFS), CBT, DBT, mindfulness, somatic practices, and attachment-based approaches to support healing, wholeness, and lasting relational growth.

Before beginning his clinical training at LSU, Andrew founded Wild Olive Coaching, partnering with leaders, teams, and organizations to cultivate resilience, emotional wellness, and sustainable growth. He has also served in leadership and counseling roles across various ministry environments, providing pastoral counseling, mentoring, and group facilitation.

Originally from the Midwest, Andrew lived in California for more than a decade, followed by seasons in Tennessee and Texas before settling on the East Coast in 2024. He now lives in New Jersey with his wife and two daughters.