Solace House Counseling is a mental health program providing individual and family counseling by licensed clinical social workers. Most insurance plans, Medicare and Medicaid are accepted for services.
- Solace House Counseling is available for people:
- Working through complicated grief
- Healing from the pain of past trauma
- Needing help with difficult life transitions
- Experiencing caregiver stress
- Coping with anxiety, depression, or PTSD
Solace House Counseling is here to help. Call 816.276.2717.
Support From Professionals You Can Trust
- Counseling and access to additional community resources is offered by licensed clinical social workers experienced in dealing with medical and emotional challenges.
- One-on-one counseling and family counseling are available
- You can decide how often to meet.
- A long-term commitment isn’t required. Instead, you can choose to address what is causing you pain or difficulty at this time and can arrange future meetings as needed.
What Can Solace House Counseling Provide?
- Resources to make decisions about senior living arrangements
- Techniques for coping with stress and anxiety
- Ideas about getting “unstuck” from your current life course
Why Would I Need Solace House Counseling?
Do you have a history of:
- Physical or sexual abuse
- Verbal or emotional abuse
- Childhood neglect
- Other types of trauma
- Serious/chronic illness
- Multiple deaths/losses
Have you been experiencing…?
- Feelings of extreme sadness or hopelessness
- Nervousness or anxiety
- Sleep disturbance
- Excessive guilt
- Mood swings
- Behavior problems
- Caregiver stress
- Difficulty coping with a diagnosis
- Thoughts of suicide
- Inability to make decisions
- Relationship problems based on these issues
Passages offers guidance for facing life stressors, healing from the pain of past trauma and moving into a healthier lifestyle.
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Payment
Services may be covered by private insurance or Medicare. You may elect to pay privately.
As part of a not-for-profit organization, Passages social workers will work with clients to try to eliminate financial barriers to obtaining the care they need.
