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Living Waters Counseling

Living Waters Counseling Center offers individual, couple and family therapy for adults, teens, and couples.

"WHOEVER TRULY WISHES TO HEAL MAN MUST SEE HIM IN HIS WHOLENESS AND MUST KNOW THAT HIS ULTIMATE HEALING CAN ONLY BE GOD'S LOVE." - POPE BENEDICT XVI

Living Waters Counseling Center is dedicated to the healing of the whole individual. Wholeness is in the four quadrants of our being human: the intellectual (cognitive behavioral therapy, insight oriented, goal oriented) ; the emotional (EMDR, inner child work, theophostics); the body (somaticization); and the spirit (prayer). Physical development begins in utero and declines as a person ages. Emotional development begins at 6 months and it sets the background for how a person deals in relationships. Intellectual development, the use of reason, typically begins at 6 years old and continues throughout one's life. The purpose of the intellect is for survival and the use of good judgment. Spiritual development becomes more prominent in adolescence. The inability to develop this quadrant leads to lack of fulfillment, confusion and emptiness. The development of it leads to true wisdom and a sense of peace. In the therapeutic community, more and more counselors recognize that purely using the scientific and clinical approach without the spiritual has a poor outcome. At Living Waters Counseling Center, the therapist uses their counseling skills but also includes a strong spiritual component, much like the 12 Step Programs. No lasting or deep healing can occur without a combination of all four quadrants. Never Go Thirsty is a 501-c3 Non-for Profit arm of Living Waters Counseling Center which provides the healing water of counseling, prayer, and love to flow through the people whose lives are being touched by the staff. It is an integrated approach to healing using the concepts of mind and spirit rooted in faithful prayer. NGT was established to assist Living Waters Counseling Center with supplemental funding through grants, donations and fundraising in order to provide faith based counseling and support to adults, children, couples and families who are abused, traumatized, suffering from addictions and dealing with the full range of the the human experience. These people do not typically have access to these services due to lack of financial resources. NGT helps make counseling services accessible to all those in need regardless of their income.

02/04/2026

Alcoholism is not a lack of willpower or a moral failure. It is a real disease that affects the brain, behavior, and the people who love those struggling with it. Understanding addiction through compassion, lived experience, and hope can be the first step toward healing and recovery.

Read More: https://www.livingwaterstherapy.org/blog/alcoholism-part-1/

Call Us: 631.271.0913

01/29/2026

Life can be beautiful and it can also be overwhelming. Loss, trauma, stress, or sudden change can affect anyone, even those who are usually strong and resilient.

You are not weak and you are not alone.

Having a plan in place can help during difficult moments. Writing down trusted contacts, crisis resources, and simple coping strategies can make it easier to feel supported when distress is high.

Read more: https://www.livingwaterstherapy.org/blog/when-life-feels-like-too-much/

Call us: 631.754.3990

01/14/2026

Sleep deprivation affects millions of adults and can take a serious toll on mental health. Stress, long work hours, and poor sleep habits can disrupt rest and create a cycle where exhaustion leads to more anxiety, making sleep even harder to achieve. Over time, this cycle can contribute to ongoing sleep difficulties like insomnia.

Read more: https://www.livingwaterstherapy.org/blog/how-a-lack-of-sleep-affects-your-mental-health/

Call us: 631.754.3990

01/08/2026

Schizophrenia is a complex mental health condition influenced by genetics, environment, and brain chemistry. With proper treatment and support, individuals can manage symptoms and live meaningful lives.

Understanding reduces stigma and opens the door to compassion and care.

Read more: https://www.livingwaterstherapy.org/blog/understanding-schizophrenia/

Phone: 631.754.3990

12/31/2025

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas.

On this holy night, we remember that God chose to come close to us in humility and love. Christ enters the world as the Good Shepherd, bringing peace, mercy, and hope to all who seek Him.

At Living Waters, we are reminded that the love born in Bethlehem is the same love that restores, heals, and renews hearts today.

May this Christmas be a time of quiet reflection, renewed faith, and gratitude for the greatest gift ever given.

12/23/2025

As the Christmas season continues, it is a time to pause and reflect on what truly gives this season meaning. Beyond the decorations, gifts, and busy schedules, Christmas invites us to look upward with hope, gratitude, and humility. The light of the season reminds us that even in darkness, there is guidance, peace, and purpose when we keep our focus on what truly matters.

When we center our hearts on faith, reflection, and gratitude, the season becomes less about excess and more about meaning, generosity, and renewal.

Read Part 2: https://www.livingwaterstherapy.org/blog/lets-keep-christ-in-christmas-part-2/

Call Us: 631.754.3990

12/17/2025

Let’s Keep Christ in Christmas: Part 1

As the season approaches, it’s easy to get swept up in the lights, shopping, and endless to-do lists. Christmas was never meant to be about stress or excess. At its heart, it is a celebration of hope, love, and the greatest gift ever given. When we keep Christ at the center of the season, we are reminded to slow down, reflect, and live out the values He taught us compassion, generosity, forgiveness, and gratitude.

Christmas does not require perfection, expensive gifts, or elaborate plans. It invites us to focus on what truly matters and to find peace in faith, tradition, and meaningful connection.

Read More
https://www.livingwaterstherapy.org/blog/keep-christ-in-christmas-part-1/

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12/11/2025

Gift giving is more than a holiday tradition. It can genuinely support mental health. Giving a thoughtful gift releases serotonin, oxytocin, and dopamine, which help lift mood, reduce stress, and increase feelings of connection. Studies show that giving a well received gift can feel just as rewarding as receiving one. Even small acts of generosity can strengthen relationships and bring a sense of joy and purpose.

Read More: https://www.livingwaterstherapy.org/blog/the-mental-health-benefits-of-gift-giving/

Call Us: 631.754.3990

12/09/2025

We unwrap presents each year yet the most meaningful gifts are the ones God places in our lives. This contributor’s story shows how even a difficult season can become a blessing.

Read More: https://www.nevergothirsty.org/blog/gods-gifts/

Call Us: 631.271.0913

12/03/2025

As winter settles in, many people notice a drop in mood. Shorter days, less sunlight, and spending less time outdoors can lead to low energy, negative thoughts, and even vitamin D deficiency. This can feel even harder when it overlaps with the holiday season, a time that is often portrayed as joyful and full of connection.

If you are experiencing a winter slump, you are not alone. Small steps like getting natural light, staying connected, and reaching out for support can make a real difference. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health.

Read More: https://www.livingwaterstherapy.org/blog/when-the-seasons-shift-understanding-winter-slumps-and-holiday-contrast/

Call Us: 631.754.3990

Address

29 Clay Pitts Road
Greenlawn, NY
11740

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 9pm
Tuesday	10am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	10am - 9pm
Friday	10am - 9pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm

Website

https://livingwaterstherapy.org/

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Living Waters Counseling Center is dedicated to the healing of the whole individual. Wholeness is in the four quadrants of our being human: the intellectual (cognitive behavioral therapy, insight oriented, goal oriented) ; the emotional (EMDR, inner child work, theophostics); the body (somaticization); and the spirit (prayer). Physical development begins in utero and declines as a person ages. Emotional development begins at 6 months and it sets the background for how a person deals in relationships. Intellectual development, the use of reason, typically begins at 6 years old and continues throughout one's life. The purpose of the intellect is for survival and the use of good judgment. Spiritual development becomes more prominent in adolescence. The inability to develop this quadrant leads to lack of fulfillment, confusion and emptiness. The development of it leads to true wisdom and a sense of peace. In the therapeutic community, more and more counselors recognize that purely using the scientific and clinical approach without the spiritual has a poor outcome. At Living Waters Counseling Center, the therapist uses their counseling skills but also includes a strong spiritual component, much like the 12 Step Programs. No lasting or deep healing can occur without a combination of all four quadrants. Never Go Thirsty is a 501-c3 Non-for Profit arm of Living Waters Counseling Center which provides the healing water of counseling, prayer, and love to flow through the people whose lives are being touched by the staff. It is an integrated approach to healing using the concepts of mind and spirit rooted in faithful prayer. NGT was established to assist Living Waters Counseling Center with supplemental funding through grants, donations and fundraising in order to provide faith based counseling and support to adults, children, couples and families who are abused, traumatized, suffering from addictions and dealing with the full range of the human experience. These people do not typically have access to these services due to lack of financial resources. NGT helps make counseling services accessible to all those in need regardless of their income.