Pickerington Area Counseling Service

437 Hill Road North
Pickerington, OH 43147

For Appointments Call
(614) 834-1919
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(614) 834-1920

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740-687-8255

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Monday - Thursday
9:00 am - 8:00 pm

 

   
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WHO WE SERVE:

We can help:

       
  If you are feeling: anxious hopeless    
    depressed stuck    
    confused      
           
  If your life is in transition or you are trying to make a major life decision
  If you have a physical health problem that is affecting your mental health, or if you have symptoms that you and your doctor  have not been able to connect to a physical health problem
  If you have alcohol and/or drug concerns along with a mental health issue
 

If you have a difficult family or personal relationship

 

If you are struggling to do well at work or school or socially

  If you have a child/children or parent who is/are causing you concern
  If you just want a mental health check-up

HOW WE SERVE:
         
 

We start your treatment with a full diagnostic assessment that looks at all facets of your past and present situation.

  Then if you wish we work together with you to develop an individualized service plan that contains specific treatment goals and objectives
 

All future individual and/or group sessions with you are then focused upon helping you attain your goals.

  Treatment can be a short (i.e. three to twelve sessions, etc) or a long (i.e. spanning months or even years, etc.) process, depending upon the nature of your situation and how ready and willing you are to work.
  For many conditions a combination of psychotherapy ("talk therapy") and psychiatric care and medication is most effective.  For people with severe and persistent mental illness, case management can be a vital part of the service mix as well.

  

WHAT YOU CAN DO:

         
  If you think you could benefit from a diagnostic assessment, all you need to do is call us and request an intake appointment.
  A licensed social worker or counselor, trained at the Master's level, will complete the assessment and discuss the results with you.
  If treatment is indicated and you want treatment at this point in time, subsequent sessions will be scheduled with the therapist, who can also refer you to one of our psychiatrists or case managers, or to a therapy group, or to one of our specialized programs (see Program Descriptions section of web site).
  Treatment is voluntary; [1]  you determine what you want to work on and your current readiness for change.  We provide skilled, experienced clinicians who will guide and assist you along your recovery journey.
  Treatment works!  Please call if we can help.


[1] Under certain, very limited circumstances we are required by law to intervene.  These circumstances are explained to you in advance

 

 
  PACS is owned and operated by New Horizons Youth and Family Center: www.nhyfc.com
 

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A contract agency of the Fairfield County Alcohol, drug Addiction and Mental Health Board (ADAMH Board)

 
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A Fairfield County United Way agency
 
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