Circleville Community Counseling

10/26/2025

10/26/2025

Do you consistently eat dinner together as a family?

Research consistently shows that families who regularly eat together experience lower stress, stronger relationships, and better communication. Children often show higher self-esteem, improved academic performance, and a lower likelihood of anxiety or depression. Adults benefit too: shared meals can reduce feelings of isolation and help couples reconnect after a long day.

Family dinner doesn’t have to be picture-perfect. It’s not about gourmet meals or perfectly behaved children, it’s about showing up. Even a few nights a week can make a meaningful difference. What matters most is creating a rhythm of connection — a time to slow down, listen, and be reminded that we’re not alone in the busyness of life.

In counseling, we often encourage families to find small, sustainable ways to nurture connection. The dinner table is one of the simplest — and most powerful — places to start.

10/10/2023

Happy World Mental Health Day from Circleville Community Counseling!

09/20/2023

Our clinicians have IMMEDIATE openings. No waitlist! 👏 Call or email us at contact@circlevillecounseling.com

06/27/2023

Congratulations to the Circleville Community Counseling youth baseball team for winning their league and coming in runner-up in the postseason tournament!

06/25/2022

So proud of our team - Tournament champions! Come see the trophy at our office!

04/30/2022

It’s game day!

04/29/2022

We are excited to welcome Rebekah Mullins, LPC to our team! Rebekah is accepting new patients both in person and telehealth.

“Taking the first steps to personal growth can be difficult. Trying to take those steps alone can be very challenging, but you don’t have to do it alone. I would be humbled to hear your story and provide a safe space for you to take those first steps. I am passionate about helping adults and adolescents overcome obstacles, develop mental strength, and become the best version of themselves. I am committed to listen to you in a non-judgmental manner. I want to use your strengths and empower you to believe in yourself.

I have experience working in school-based, outpatient, and intensive-outpatient settings. I also have experience working with the substance use population. I work from multiple therapeutic approaches because each person is unique and complex. I would be more than honored to walk alongside you in your counseling journey!”

Rebekah Mullins, LPC

04/05/2022

Telehealth is a great option when it comes to counseling and therapy. As a counselor, I find that there are several misconceptions when it comes to teletherapy:

Misconception #1: Teletherapy is less personal and less effective than in person therapy.
Research shows that teletherapy is just as effective as in person counseling. In fact, most clients feel more comfortable and secure in their own homes which can greatly benefit them in their therapeutic journey. Also, many clients are highly satisfied with the flexibility and privacy teletherapy brings. Teletherapy can also help promote keeping a more regular schedule with your therapist, and attending sessions consistently. If you are considering counseling but have a hectic schedule, teletherapy can be a valuable option.

Misconception #2: Teletherapy isn’t secure and my privacy can be compromised.
Here at Circleville Community Counseling we use a telehealth service that boasts bank level security measures. Not only is our portal HIPAA compliant but it is also HITRUST certified. HITRUST is the gold standard of privacy and security in the healthcare industry. Our software is monitored 24/7 and is rigorously tested everyday. Your information will be safe and your privacy our top priority.

Misconception #3:
My insurance won’t cover teletherapy.
This is very much untrue. All major insurance companies cover teletherapy as equally as if it were in person therapy. Of course it is always important to check with your insurance before seeing any medical professional to know what your coverage is and what to expect in regards to medical bills.

Misconception #4: Talk therapy and counseling is only for those with severe mental illnesses.
This is a very common misconception. Many people who seek out counseling are often experiencing a brief time of monumentous stress, grieving a loss or trying to grow in a relationship. Therapy is not just a tool used to “fix” something but can be an amazing source of empowerment, self awareness and personal growth.

If you are considering counseling please send us a message with any questions. One of our counselors would be more than happy to meet with you!