For appointments call 520-791-9974. You may email Dr. Weld at cweld@renewalcenters.net. Also, he presently accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Behavioral Health Care, Tricare, Aetna, other insurance companies, and several EAP’s. If you call Renewal Centers for an appointment, the administrative assistant will ask you to call your insurance company to find out your co-pay.
Also, you can contact Dr. Weld through his business Facebook page, “Psychology and Christ,” at facebook.com/drchetweld.
Dr. Weld administers a variety of psychological assessments. He does not do custody evaluations, prescribe medication, or go to court.
Location:
Dr. Weld’s office is located at the northwest office of Renewal Center Counseling Services near the northwest corner of Ina and Oracle. The name of the office complex is Sun Center, just north of Family Life Radio on the west side of Oracle. 7445 N. Oracle Rd., Suite 155, Tucson, AZ, 85704.
Please arrive at your counseling session 20 minutes early in order to read and fill out the intake sheets. Also, you can download the intake sheets ahead of time. These forms can be obtained from http://renewalcenters.net.
March 18, 2013 at 5:30 pm
Dr Weld,
Good Morning. My name is David Gibson and I was referred to you by a lady that you’ve counseled in the past. If possible, I would like to see if I could get on your calendar and see if you can help me figure some things out. A few of area in life that I struggle with are depression, anxiety, spiritual growth and feeling that I am trapped (not free). I feel something is keeping me from experiencing life and enjoying it. This may be kind of weird and I know that you don’t know me from can of paint, but I wanted to share a poem that I wrote my wife about 1 week ago sharing my thoughts with her:
Answers?
An amazing wife
3 beautiful girls
God trusted me with
Should be my world
I know you’ve been hurt
I know you’ve been scarred
You didn’t ask for this
My heart has been hard (en)
9 years is a lot for a person to endure
A life full of hell, that I feel, there’s no cure
I battle with this everyday
The picture of Christ you show, I guess has forced you to stay
You deserve so much better
Then I could encompass in a letter
I’ve let you down
I wish I could do better
I daily ask God for strength, knowledge and wisdom
That you and the girls don’t follow my ways
I am truly sorry
Your life is like a roller coaster, sometimes for days
I have everything a man could want
Still I lack to make it make sense
I still wander why
God would allow me to spend most of my days on a fence
You should be my best friend
Yet I blow you away, like dust in the wind
I have no answer for why that is so
I think I know how life should be, but maybe God’s answer is No
Don’t know what the truth is and what it is not
I’ve ask God the question, No answers I’ve got
I feel I’ve lost hope in every getting better
Counseling and meds hasn’t put things together
I feel I should have all the answers
When asked how I’m doing
I give the standard response
So my days not ruined
I wish I couldn’t wait to come home (like I should)
I feel so trapped and all alone
I wish my spiritual life was better
But yet I still haven’t grown
I have no answers for anything
Maybe God is using me for something
I wish that I
Could be that “something”
Again, I’m sorry for the disappointment I’ve caused
I write this with tears in my eyes
To say that I think I’ll get better
Would only be telling you lies
Not sure where to go from here
To deal with the pain
Because maybe tomorrow
There will be nothing to gain
I still hope and pray that God will answer my prayer
At a blank wall I feel that I stare
I wish God would give me the answer
So our love for each other, we could rightfully share
Thanks for your time.
If you have any questions, my info is below.
David Gibson (971-1198 or dmgusafvet@yahoo.com)
March 18, 2013 at 7:32 pm
David,
Thank you for being honest and vulnerable. My heart goes out to you, my brother, and I’m going to write you a private email. Talk to you soon. Blessings, Chet