Summit Counseling is a group of experienced therapists serving the greater Fort Wayne area that strives to provide effective tools for clients seeking healing and growth in the face of challenges and difficulties. We believe that each individual and family is unique, and we work to enhance strengths and develop individualized goal.
We are committed to respect the privacy of our clients and conduct services in an ethical and professional manner. We work to remove barriers to services, believing that all individuals and families - regardless of creed, color, gender orientation, disability, or ability to pay - should have access to a safe, nurturing space to learn and heal.
We are committed to respect the privacy of our clients and conduct services in an ethical and professional manner. We work to remove barriers to services, believing that all individuals and families - regardless of creed, color, gender orientation, disability, or ability to pay - should have access to a safe, nurturing space to learn and heal.
Services
At Summit Counseling we provide a variety of therapy services to meet the unique needs of each individual client. We understand that each individual has a different situation and our therapist work with the individual to provide services that will benefit the client. Summit is committed to schedule appointments for all new clients within one week from the initial contact.
All information sent to us is secure and confidential through our systems and HIPAA compliant. If you want us to submit claims to your insurance your current insurance card is required. We are currently preferred providers for most insurance networks including Medicare and Medicaid. Feel free to call our office with any questions or concerns regarding your insurance plan.
Shubbi Jain is a Licensed Professional Counselor who utilizes DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) to assist individuals, couples and families to overcome obstacles in their lives. She is sensitive to the impact of culture on individual behavior, and works with diverse populations to help bridge the gap across individual, family, and societal norms.
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Emmaline Smyth
Sep 30, 2021
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Dj Nephew
Jul 06, 2021
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Kari Harmon
Jun 16, 2021
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Gaetes McGloughlin
Aug 10, 2019
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They got my scheduling wrong. I was told I was scheduled at 2 today on Thursday over the phone. And they actually scheduled me for Monday the tenth at ten am. I was told by the front desk lady that I wasn't even scheduled there at all and that I was mistaken for even coming in. So I argued with her and explained to her I was in the right place. She then explained to me I was scheduled a different date then what I was previously scheduled.
