Same Services-New Name

On September 1st, our counseling center celebrates 21 years of ministry at Second Presbyterian Church. As part of the celebration, the Center for Family Life Ministries has changed its name to CenterPoint Counseling. The Board of the Center hopes the new name will help clarify the work and mission of the Center.

But why CenterPoint? In the early 90’s, the counseling center established a newsletter that was titled CenterPoint. This name was in honor of the CenterPoint of our faith, Jesus Christ. This newsletter is known in the counseling and legal communities and it was a natural step to simply add the word Counseling to establish the new name of CenterPoint Counseling. The name change to Centerpoint Counseling is designed to help both members of Second Church and people in the community fully understand our primary work.

CenterPoint Counseling will continue the original mission to offer both counseling and programs designed to support children and adults in various stages of life, development, and transition. While the counseling ministry is a quiet ministry at Second Church due to the confidential nature of the work, please know that hundreds are helped every year by the capable and professional staff of counselors.

Life is difficult ...

Relationships falter, parents despair over their children, careers do not always satisfy, loved ones die or need special care, and people search for joy and meaning, often alone. During these times anxiety and depression can emerge, along with anger and confusion. In these painful moments, the need for understanding and help is great.

CenterPoint Counseling is deeply committed to helping you manage life's problems more successfully. Through private and group sessions, CenterPoint offers caring assistance with the challenges you face in life. Our staff includes Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and Pastoral Counselors. We provide professional mental health services to the church, the Indianapolis community and the Central Indiana region.

If you are struggling with personal, relational, spiritual or professional concerns, we want to help! Please call CenterPointso we can assist you on your journey of healing.

Our Therapeutic Approach ...

Our staff of mental health professionals offer individual, relational and family therapy to help you through life's challenging moments. We believe your joy and welfare are vitally linked to the health of your self-concept and the relationships that shape and sustain your well-being.

Our aim is to assist you, or your loved ones, to reclaim the vital, vibrant, God-given identity so important for happy, healthy living.

Appointments are scheduled for our Second Presbyterian Church office, and our New Hope Presbyterian satellite office, by calling (317) 252-5518 during normal business hours. Evening appointments are available.

Many insurance programs are accepted. In cases of financial hardship, CenterPoint offers help with counseling fees through our Samaritan Fund.

If you have any questions, please contact Dr. David Chaddock, director, at (317) 252-5518.