Counseling services in Columbia & Jefferson City.

When worry follows you through the day or the same argument keeps coming back, knowing where to start can be hard. Explore your options, or ask our Client Care team.

In-person counseling in Columbia and Jefferson City.
Online options for clients located in Missouri.

You can ask for help choosing.

You don't need to arrive with a diagnosis or the name of a therapy approach. Start with what you'd like to be different.

Our team includes individual and couples therapists with different areas of focus. Client Care can help you ask about the options that match your concern and current availability.

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  1. Explore what matters to you

    Read about a service or therapist. Check rates and payment information before deciding to reach out.

  2. Contact Client Care

    Call with a question, or fill out our contact form when you're ready to ask about starting counseling.

  3. Talk through the next step

    Ask about therapist options, availability and whether to meet in person or online.

Questions worth asking before you commit.

Who would I work with? →

Read about our therapists, their backgrounds and the concerns they focus on.

What will it cost? →

Review rates and insurance information, then ask about the details for your care.

Explore all counseling services.

A directory for when you know what you're looking for, or want to see more options.

Couples & relationships

New couples begin with an assessment before a clinician recommends whether Marathon Couples Therapy makes sense.

Groups

Check the group page or ask Client Care about current enrollment.

Not sure where to begin? Start with a question.

Tell Client Care which concern or service you'd like to ask about. If you'd rather talk it through, call us.

The form begins an inquiry. Client Care helps with availability and next steps.

The Counseling Hub's contact form and phone line are for routine questions about counseling, availability, and next steps. They are not emergency or crisis-response services. If there is immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. If you are in suicidal or emotional crisis, call or text 988 or use 988 Lifeline chat.