Free or Low-Cost Counseling in New Lexington, OH *

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Dr. Julie Mccune

I am a warm, compassionate, empathic counselor, who accepts clients where they are at, without any judgment. I have a master's degree in Counseling and a doctoral degree (Ph....

I am a warm, compassionate, empathic counselor, who accepts clients where ...

Dr. Julie Offers Online Therapy with BetterHelp
Accepting New Clients

Sirena Robinson-Luczak

Hi! My name is Sirena and I'm a Licensed Independent Social Worker. I graduated from Ohio State with my Bachelor's Degree in 2008, from Capital University Law School with my ...

Hi! My name is Sirena and I'm a Licensed Independent Social Worker. I grad...

Sirena Offers Online Therapy with BetterHelp
Accepting New Clients

Thompkins Treatment

Thompkins Treatment, Inc. (Thompkins) is a private, non-profit comprehensive mental and behavioral healthcare agency that serves the emotional and behavioral needs of youth ages 2 through 18 since 1982. Service...

Thompkins Treatment, Inc. (Thompkins) is a private, non-profit comprehensive men...

All Well Behavioral Health Services

Allwell Behavioral Health Services is a private, not-for-profit provider of comprehensive community mental health services in Coshocton, Guernsey, Morgan, Muskingum, Noble and Perry counties.Allwell was created...

Allwell Behavioral Health Services is a private, not-for-profit provider of comp...

Accepting New Clients

Is online counseling available?

BetterHelp (a sponsor) offers affordable online therapy with financial aid based on your income. All therapists are licensed. Click here to learn more.

Locally, the following clinics also offer online therapy: All Well Behavioral Health Services. Others on this list may too. Please check with the individual providers.

Do I qualify for state funded counseling?

Qualifying for assistance from Ohio's program usually depends on the severity of your condition and financial circumstance. Read our full guide to Ohio's program.

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Online Therapy

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