Uniquely situated in the gently rolling hills of North Central Ohio, in Holmes and Wayne County, SpringHaven Counseling Center provides private compassionate mental health counseling and psychiatric care to individuals and families from a variety of cultural backgrounds. Our rural and woodland setting invites serenity, emotional safety, and a calm spaciousness conducive to personal reflection.
SpringHaven Counseling Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a Board of Directors who see their volunteerism as a ministry. The dedicated Christian staff cares deeply about the emotional and mental health needs of the community and respects individuals from all faiths. We serve adults, adolescents, and children through their time of need.
SpringHaven Counseling Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a Board of Directors who see their volunteerism as a ministry. The dedicated Christian staff cares deeply about the emotional and mental health needs of the community and respects individuals from all faiths. We serve adults, adolescents, and children through their time of need.
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In 2004, a group of Christian lay people with a vision to create a place for persons with mental illness began meeting. In 2007, Crown Centre for Counseling, a 501C3, non-profit, Christian counseling organization established in 1988, merged with this group of lay people to form SpringHaven in a collaborative mental health effort.
At SpringHaven you will find a community of licensed mental health professionals who will offer you help and encouragement during periods of suffering. In an atmosphere of peace, acceptance, and beauty, we will walk with you and help you find your way. Our mission of "compassionately leading people toward wholeness" is centered in our faith.
As the research, efficacy and current needs were explored and affirmed we began using the EAGALA model. Services were provided in the small aisle of a three stall barn and when weather permitted outdoors with three horses. The effectiveness of this treatment modality became readily apparent and by June of 2011 the Equine Therapy Program became a weekly part of our intensive group therapy program.
Jon Bohley M.A., LPCC-S has a Master's Degree in Clinical Pastoral Counseling from Ashland Theological Seminary. He is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor with Supervision Designation (LPCC-S). Jon is the Clinical Director of SpringHaven and is able to treat mental health and alcohol/drug problems and supervise therapists working on their independent licensure.
SpringHaven Counseling Center is located in the gently rolling hills of Wayne and Holmes Counties, an ideal setting for Equine Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP). EAP is offered in addition to or in place of traditional office therapy sessions. Interactive and experiential with a specialized treatment team, EAP allows individuals to learn from natural successes, mistakes, and consequences.
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Kyle Klaiber
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