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People begin counseling for many different reasons. A common thread is that they want positive change. We believe that change can happen because we see positive change regularly in clients’ lives. Everyone experiences pain, frustration, or confusion at times. So many things try to steal our joy, hope, and effectiveness. Capable people may occasionally need someone who is trained and qualified to come along side – someone who can stimulate hope and provide direction.

Therapists at Crossroads are hope-filled people. We communicate that hope to those who come to us for assistance. We recognize the courage required to start the counseling process. We have great respect for our clients’ courage and strength to actively seek healthy and joy-filled lives.

To schedule an appointment, please call or email any one of the therapists or leave a general voice mail message at 614.263.8161.

Our Mission is to serve people in Central Ohio by providing excellent mental health services with integrity, compassion, and Christian values.

Upcoming Events

  • Sex Addiction 101

    Sex Addiction 101...

    Understanding the basics and beyond Recognize the common pre-cursors, signs and symptoms of sex addiction Understand sex addiction cycles and the involvement of other addictions Learn how to screen for tehis problem and locate appropriate resources Discover The Mend Program and what it offers to clients and their loved ones Presenters Lucinda Bolinger, LPCC-S, CSAT (Certified Sex Addiction Therapist) Greg Schad, LISW-S, IMFT, LICDC Steve Silliman, LPCC-S Please contact us if you would like to host this seminar. We are happy to discuss how we can taylor our presentation to fit the needs of you organization and audience.     …

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  • A Glimpse Of Gods Heart

    A Glimpse Of Gods ...

    One of the loveliest stories in the Bible occurs at the gate of a town called Nain, where Jesus met a widow walking in the funeral procession of her only son. I love the glimpse of God’s heart in the simple words, “When the Lord saw her, His heart went out to her, and He said, ‘Don’t cry’” (Luke 6:13). His heart went out to her. All through the Gospels we see the heart of God going out to the suffering. A paralytic. The father of a dying girl. Ten lepers. A blind beggar. We also see his heart going …

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Call or email any one of the therapists or leave a message at 614.263.8161.