Counseling Services
The practitioners at The Middleton Center are trained counselors, therapists, psychologists, and social workers who see individuals, couples, and families from all backgrounds. Many of them, including our clinicians in training, are from the Council for Relationships, the oldest counseling center in continuous operation in Pennsylvania. The Council's mission is to help people interact in healthier, more fulfilling ways.
Our care is based on certain core beliefs: that all people are valued by God at each moment of their lives; that each of us is called to wholeness and a life of meaning; and that grace is available to everyone, practitioner, and client, to facilitate a process of healing and growth. Because life’s challenges are often complex and diverse, we offer many types of therapy. Problems we can help with include, but are not limited to:
- relationship/marital issues
- depression and anxiety
- bereavement
- chronic illness
- child and adolescent problems
- sexuality concerns, including LGBTQ+ issues
- domestic abuse
- trauma
Fees are on a sliding scale based on income. There is a needs-based scholarship program available for those that qualify. We do not currently accept insurance.
Support Groups
The Middleton Center offers a variety of support and enrichment groups. Group membership is open; however, facilitators do request a conversation prior to attending.
- Bereavement Support Group. The Bereavement Group, Searching for Still Waters, explores the many complex feelings of grief after the loss of a loved one. The group looks at choices that allow for healthy living while maintaining a connection with the deceased. Searching for Still Waters meets the second and fourth Saturdays of every month, 10 – 11:30 a.m. All conversations are confidential.
The Middleton Center is open to the needs of the community and if there is an identified need, please
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All conversations are confidential.
