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Blue Boat Counseling

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Blue Boat Counseling

Specializing in anxiety & depression therapy, couples/marriage counseling, and PTSD treatment.

We provide mental health care in Ohio through in-person and online therapy. The story behind Blue Boat Counseling is about being your true self, which is not only a goal we have for our clients, but it’s true for us, too. Our highly-trained team delivers genuine empathy to each person we work with. Our mission is to provide unmatched counseling services with an upscale experience to our clients, and we’re proud of the work we do in our Worthington community, serving the greater Columbus Ohio area.

02/02/2026

Black history is mental health history... and acknowledging that is part of the work.

01/28/2026

When it all feels like too much, we like to remember this quote from Ursula Wolfe-Rocca:

"It can be overwhelming to witness/experience/take in all the injustices of the moment; the good news is that they're all connected so if your little corner of work involves pulling at one of the threads, you're helping to unravel the whole damn cloth."

Through hope, grief, and everything in between... We're here for you 💙

Get scheduled for therapy in Ohio at www.blueboatcounseling.com/contact

01/26/2026

If you've been thinking about starting therapy in Ohio...

Give this a swipe, we've got some info for you! 🤓

01/21/2026

If it helps, every day we're gaining sunlight. By February we'll have gained 30 minutes more of light each day!

Hang in there, the sun is returning and you will too 🌞

01/19/2026

What is creative maladjustment and how does it pertain to mental health today?

In a 1967 keynote speech to the annual conference of the American Psychological Association, Dr. King noted how psychologists had given the world the notion of maladjustment.

"You have given us a great word," he said, continuing: "There are some things in our society, some things in our world, to which we should never be adjusted."

Dr. King spoke about "creative maladjustment" as the need for individuals to be not be desensitized to societal norms that perpetuate injustice, inequality, and discrimination. He encouraged people to creatively resist and challenge these unjust systems, rather than conforming to them. King believed that a healthy society requires individuals who are unwilling to accept the status quo when it perpetuates harm and injustice.

Over time, the term "maladjustment" fell out of favor in the field of psychology, however, the essence of King's message remains relevant.

Today, mental health advocates encourage a proactive stance against injustice and the societal factors that contribute to mental health disparities. King's concept of creative maladjustment serves as a reminder to actively engage in efforts to promote a more just and equitable society, contributing to positive mental health outcomes for individuals and communities.

Today and always, we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and commit to being "creatively maladjusted" as we seek to operate in alignment with our values of equity and justice and open conversations about how social, racial, gender injustice (and more) affect mental health outcomes for all.

01/16/2026

We understand coming to counseling, especially for the first time, can feel overwhelming, so we want you to know what you’ll be walking into when you get here.

Our waiting area and counseling offices were designed with our clients in mind. From our coffee & beverage station and big blue couch to the cozy therapy seating, we hope you’ll feel relaxed and comfortable while you’re with us.

If you’re ready to get started, get in touch today at www.blueboatcounseling.com

01/14/2026

Last week, Ohio became the third state to join The Counseling Compact, marking a major milestone in improving access to mental healthcare across state lines.

The Counseling Compact is a contract among states, allowing professional counselors licensed and residing in a compact member state to practice in other compact member states without need for multiple licenses. 👏

Currently, Minnesota, Arizona, and Ohio have active privileges, with over 30 states pending approval!

Learn more: www.counselingcompact.gov

01/12/2026

As long as you have privacy and feel comfortable, we’re here to roll with the punches. That’s the beauty of virtual therapy!

Reach out today and we can talk through if teletherapy in Ohio is the right choice for you.

Blue Boat Counseling is a family-owned therapy practice in Worthington, Ohio. We offer in-person counseling in the Columbus area and teletherapy throughout Ohio.

Visit www.blueboatcounseling.com today to take the first step in the journey back to yourself. 💙

01/09/2026

2026: The year you remember who you are 💙

As always, we're here to help guide you on the journey back to yourself. Take the first step at blueboatcounseling.com

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Worthington, OH

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16148422121

Website

https://blueboatcounseling.com/

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Our Story...

If you’re here you may be wondering… where did Blue Boat Counseling come from? I realize it’s unconventional as practice names go, but its story starts when I was a kid. I loved blue, and it seemed to run deeper than just a favorite color. It went for all the typical things, but the practice name comes from our summer trips to amusement parks. I would get in line for the rides and always wait for the blue boat (or car or plane). Yes, this means I let other riders go ahead of me while I waited for blue, which always got a few looks. When I look back on that scene today, I realize I was just being the real me. And that blue boat is a symbol of being your true self, which is exactly what I try to help my clients find. So I decided there was no better symbol for my counseling practice than this one of authenticity and freedom to be yourself. I want my blue boat to be a reminder that you deserve to BE YOU.