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Monday 8am - 12pm 1pm - 5:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 12pm 1pm - 7pm Wednesday 8am - 12pm 1pm - 5:30pm Thursday 8am - 12pm 1pm - 5:30pm Friday 8am - 12pm 1pm - 5:30pm

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Crossroads Counseling Center provides Christ-centered counseling, and the opportunity to be heard, understood, and cared for by our team of experienced and compassionate counselors.

01/15/2025

Friends,
Many of you may be aware of this news but if not, we want you to be aware of this Counseling Center update!

Effective, January 6, 2025, Crossroads Counseling Center will merge with Always Hope Counseling, LLC, a growing, faith-based Christian counseling center faithfully serving the Evansville community since 2009. This transition is the culmination of a nearly year-long process of evaluation, prayer, and exploration by the Counseling Center staff, Executive Team, and Elders, and the result of an intentional decision to address the growing mental health crisis more effectively in our community.

With that said, here are a few details that we want you to know:
Staffing – Full-time Crossroads Counseling Center team members are being retained by Always Hope Counseling. They are excited for this new opportunity and will join five other men/women currently employed by Always Hope.
The Name – The Crossroads Counseling Center will be replaced by Always Hope Counseling as an independent for-profit business.

The Location – Always Hope Counseling has an existing location on the northwest side of Evansville but will operate a second location at 320 Eagle Crest Blvd. (the current Crossroads Counseling Center location).

The Scope – Always Hope Counseling provides faith-based counseling services while accepting insurance benefits through several prominent providers.

Our Relationship – Though not a formal Crossroads partner, Always Hope Counseling will be the preferred counseling vendor for Crossroads Christian Church and will provide discounted rate counseling for our staff, elders, and agape referrals. Over the past year, Always Hope Counseling has become a trusted friend, and our relationship has grown to include referrals for current clients when needed.

We are so grateful for the many years of faithful service from our Crossroads Counseling Center staff.

If you have any questions regarding this change, please don’t hesitate to reach out to one of the Executive Team members (Aislin Carter, Phil Heller, and Ryan King) at (812)858-8668.

The Crossroads Executive Team

10/24/2024

Hello from the Crossroads Counseling Center team! If you have questions about the counseling services we offer, we would love to talk to you! You can call the office at 812-518-1490.

10/14/2024

You matter. We listen. We care.

09/10/2024

Did you know that September is Su***de Awareness month? Don’t suffer alone. Call or text 988 for immediate support. And give our counseling center a call (812-518-1490) to schedule an appointment so that you don’t have to battle these thoughts alone!💜

08/20/2024

Parents, there is no better time than now to invest in your mental health! School is back in session and new routines are being established. Consider making your mental health a priority this fall. Are there past experiences you are struggling to process or habits that you wish to break? Taking time for your healing in order to be more of what God created you to be is one of the most worthwhile investments.

Give our counseling center a call to schedule an appointment at 812-518-1490. The Crossroads Counseling Center is located at 320 Eagle Crest Drive, Suite A in Evansville, IN.

07/09/2024

A Mental Health Minute: MENTAL HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY
Research over the past decade has consistently revealed the negative impacts of the overuse of smartphones and social media on our mental and physical health. Despite the information, changes in workplace structure, the change to online platforms for school classroom work, and the additional access to digital applications has only served to increase the average amount of time we spend on technology daily.
This increase in technology usage has brought about a significant increase in rates of anxiety, depression, insomnia, eating disorders, social isolation, relational issues, and school performance issues. These issues are even more prevalent in teens and young adults. The good news is that our mental and physical health can improve with just a few small changes.
Make it your intention to:
• SET BOUNDARIES
Set a specific time each day to check personal email and social media and stick to these guidelines.
• MAKE IT INACCESSIBLE
Put your phone, computer, or tablet in another room or area if you are needing to focus on other tasks.
• SILENCE NOTIFICATIONS
Silence or eliminate all notifications that are not essential or would provide distraction from other important tasks such as work and family/social engagement.
• BE INTENTIONAL
Unsubscribe from any email subscriptions, social media accounts, or gaming platforms that do not bring value or encouragement to you.
• TAKE BREAKS
Set up daily and weekly “resets” where all devices are put away for a set amount of time.
• USE DEVICE LIMITS
Most devices have a way to set limits on usage. Utilize these to set time limits on certain apps as well as for overall phone usage.
• FIND REPLACEMENT ACTIVITIES
Identify activities you can do to stay off your phone such as going for a family walk, calling a friend, or having a game night.
• BE HONEST
Take an honest look at your technology habits and identify ways that it may be negatively impacting you. Set specific goals to make positive change in these areas.

In some cases phone and social media usage becomes a compulsive behavior that requires professional assistance to make healthy change. Our team of clinicians at Crossroads Counseling Center can help. Call our office at 812-518-1490 for more information.

06/03/2024

Let's talk about Postpartum Mental Health.
While medicine has come a long way in acknowledging the tremendous amount of change and adjustment that comes to a family after the birth of a child, there are still a lot of challenges that remain under-recognized in the days, weeks, and months after bringing a new baby home.

The postpartum period is medically defined as the time directly after the birth of a child to 6 weeks. While this definition is helpful, it does not accurately describe the physical, hormonal, and lifestyle changes that can continue for months after the birth of a new baby. These adjustments not only impact the mother, but additional caregivers in the home and other family members. In many cases, these transitions are short-lived, and the family moves forward easily.

Occasionally postpartum changes can lead to significantly increased anxiety, depression, obsessive thoughts, and martial conflict that are not as easily resolved and impact the healthy functioning of the caregivers and family members for months or years.

There is help! A great place to start is a conversation with an OB/GYN or a primary care doctor. These professionals can help provide options and referrals. There is also help through counseling and mental health services. Crossroads Counseling Center is staffed with clinicians familiar with postpartum concerns, who are ready to assist with counseling and resources. Give the office a call at 812-518-1490.

05/14/2024

Did you know that May is Mental Health Awareness Month?
Updated statistics gathered since the Covid Pandemic point to a staggering increase in mental health conditions among the world’s population. Recent estimates from John Hopkins indicate that nearly 26% of Americans experience a mental health concern each year. Nearly 9.5% of the population will experience a depressive episode and 18% will meet criteria for an anxiety disorder yearly. Unfortunately, despite the need “nearly 50% of people suffering from mental illnesses do not seek treatment. In fact, on average, it takes 11 years for someone to seek help after first experiencing symptoms of a mental disorder.”*

Please know that you do not have to live with the struggle that can come with depression and/or anxiety. Help and resources are available. A brief discussion with your primary care physician can be a great place to start in beginning a healthy mental health journey.

Counseling, resources, and referrals are also available through the Crossroads Counseling Center. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to our counseling center with any questions or to make an appointment at 812-518-1490.

* Statistics referenced are from Mental Health Foundation. Find additional statistics here. >>>

https://mentalhealthfoundation.org/mental-health-awareness-the-ultimate-guide-2021/?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIkeXKwN35hQMVSU7_AR2l6AtxEAAYAyAAEgLluPD_BwE -health-awareness-statistics

02/29/2024

This Mental Health Minute is brought to you by Crossroads Counseling Center.

The Crossroads Counseling Center offers Christ-centered counseling through our team of experienced and compassionate counselors.

ANXIETY
Myth: “Individuals with anxiety just need to relax and stop worrying so much. If they really trusted God, they would be fine.”

Fact:
While anxiety is often thought of as only a mental health issue, it can be caused by medical, biological, or even nutritional factors. Anxiety can be caused by illness, vitamin and mineral deficiencies, autoimmune disease, food sensitivities or allergies, and genetic factors. If someone begins to experience a sudden increase in anxiety, a checkup with their primary doctor and/or nutritionist may be helpful.

Fact:
Very faithful and strong Christian believers may experience anxiety at times. King David battled anxiety and Protestant reformer, Martin Luther, chronicled his life-long battle with anxiety and depression in his works. Author Sheila Walsh and Pastor Louie Giglio have also been public about their own anxiety struggles.

Fact:
Anxiety can often be a physical reaction to stress that has built up in the body during difficult or stressful seasons of life. Grief, job loss/change, retirement, marriage challenges, and parenting stress can lead to feelings of anxiety that do not appear to have an obvious trigger.

Fact:
Anxiety may also be a result of past trauma that occurred to the individual. This may cause a person’s central nervous system to get stuck in fight or flight. The individual may deeply desire to “just relax,” but they are unable to no matter how hard they try.

*Regardless of the cause, anxiety is very treatable.

If you are experiencing anxiety and would like to talk with a counselor about ways to cope and heal, please reach out to our Crossroads Counseling Center at 812-518-1490.

03/17/2023

Teen girls know that struggling with self-worth can be a lonely, isolating place. Crossroads Counseling Center wants to help!

Crossroads Counseling Center is launching a 6-week therapy group, Mondays, April 3-May 8, 6:00-7:45 PM that is designed to provide a supportive, confidential, and educational space for high school girls (grades 9-12) to discover self-worth, have open and honest conversations, and focus on issues they face today, from a biblical worldview.

The cost is $50 per participant. To learn more, contact Leah Houghton at 812-518-1494.

09/23/2021

We want you to know that the office building housing our Crossroads Counseling Center had a small electrical fire this morning. The fire was contained to a front suite in the office building, on the opposite side of the Counseling Center. Everyone is safe and was able to exit the building quickly. Right now, our Counseling Center team is working on a plan to see clients in person or online. If you had a session scheduled today, you will be contacted by our Counseling Center staff. We look forward to serving you and your family!

Address

320 Eagle Crest Drive, Suite A
Evansville, IN
47715

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 12pm
	1pm - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 12pm
	1pm - 5:30pm

Telephone

(812) 518-1490

Website

http://cccgo.com/counselingcenter

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