In a world of confusion, uncertainty, and violence, we must find stability. In a society of convenience, we desire everything now. However, your physical and mental health may take time, and you need someone to walk alongside you. Regardless of your circumstances, you are the most important person.
The highly trained clinical staff at PCS represents the following mental health disciplines: marriage & family therapy, music therapy, intensive outpatient programming for substance abuse, addiction counseling, social work, mental health counselors, pastoral counseling, psychology, and psychiatry. Our interdisciplinary staff is committed to enhancing the wellness of body, mind, and spirit in individuals, couples, families, groups, and the community at large.
It’s essential to trust your therapist and be involved in evidence-based services like PCS provides. At PCS, we are focused entirely on YOU and want you to have the best care possible. Each person’s therapy is unique to them as an individual. PCS is family-oriented and includes family members in your process where appropriate.
Music Therapy is a research-driven health profession in which music and music interventions help clients reach their goals. Our board-certified music therapists provide evidence-based, individualized services for each client.
We provide an adult outpatient substance abuse program that offers holistic, client-centered, and evidence-based service to those who are seeking recovery from harmful substances.
At Personal Counseling Services, Inc., we remain grateful for the long-term support of First Harrison Bank for our mental health services. Their recent donation is significant. We are thankful to have them in our community. About First Harrison Bank First Harrison Bank is a community bank headquarted in COrydon (Harrison
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, with a focus on children and youth, as well as marginalized populations. Anyone can experience mental health distress and should seek services from a trusted provider. Personal Counseling Services, Inc. (PCS) in Clarksville recently received nineteen calls from uninsured families, but there were no
PCS was asked to present to a group of seniors how to deal with Holiday stressors, depression, loneliness, and other negative feelings. Jacob Mauck, assistant clinical director at PCS, discussed techniques such as being around friends, getting involved with civic groups, volunteering, accepting your feelings without discounting them, and privately talking