Treatment Centers in Buffalo Gap, TX
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Oceans Behavioral Hospital Abilene
Treatment Center
Verified Verified
Abilene, TX 79602
Oceans Abilene provides outpatient mental health services in a safe and comfortable environment with individual and group treatment programs designed to meet the specific needs of patients during many stages of life.
Oceans Abilene provides outpatient mental health services in a safe and comfortable environment with individual and group treatment programs designed to meet the specific needs of patients during many stages of life.
Turning Point Counseling
Treatment Center, MMFT, LPC
Verified Verified
Abilene, TX 79606
Turning Point Counseling is a group of independent practitioners who provide outpatient counseling and psychological testing. Turning Point Counseling, LLC, is made up of professionals with over 140 years of combined experience, serving clients in Abilene and the surrounding area. Callers are warmly greeted by the Turning Point Counseling staff and carefully matched with the therapist best equipped to address their specific needs. The therapists at Turning Point Counseling offer solutions for stress, depression, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, and many other concerns and provide individual, marital, or family counseling as well as psychological testing. Clients may request a specific therapist or ask to be matched by the staff. All appointments must be scheduled in advance. The therapists at Turning Point Counseling accept and bill most major insurance companies. Please call if you have any questions or to schedule an appointment. Registered clients have the option of setting, viewing and changing appointments online by clicking on their therapist's name.
Turning Point Counseling is a group of independent practitioners who provide outpatient counseling and psychological testing. Turning Point Counseling, LLC, is made up of professionals with over 140 years of combined experience, serving clients in Abilene and the surrounding area. Callers are warmly greeted by the Turning Point Counseling staff and carefully matched with the therapist best equipped to address their specific needs. The therapists at Turning Point Counseling offer solutions for stress, depression, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, and many other concerns and provide individual, marital, or family counseling as well as psychological testing. Clients may request a specific therapist or ask to be matched by the staff. All appointments must be scheduled in advance. The therapists at Turning Point Counseling accept and bill most major insurance companies. Please call if you have any questions or to schedule an appointment. Registered clients have the option of setting, viewing and changing appointments online by clicking on their therapist's name.
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