CLINICAL COUNSELING

• Children and adolescents
• Adults
• Families and caregivers

• Anxiety and stress
• Depression and mood concerns
• Trauma-related concerns
• Behavioral challenges and emotional dysregulation
• Family conflict and parenting stress
• Grief and life transitions
• Social skills and coping development (age-appropriate)

• Individual counseling
• Family counseling (when clinically appropriate)
• Group counseling (when clinically appropriate and available)
• Care coordination and referrals as needed

Step 1: Intake and assessment
We gather background information, current concerns, and treatment goals.

Step 2: Care plan and recommendations
We determine the most appropriate services and frequency.

Step 3: Ongoing sessions and progress review
We track progress toward goals and adjust the plan as needed.

We may accept Ohio Medicaid and select commercial insurance plans, depending on provider credentialing and service eligibility. Coverage varies by plan and service type. We verify benefits and eligibility prior to services whenever possible. Self-pay options may be available.

 Clinical counseling is distinct from pastoral counseling. Clinical counseling may include diagnosis, treatment planning, and clinical documentation in accordance with applicable standards and payer requirements.