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937-390-3800Welcome to Positive Perspectives Counseling Centers
Are you interested in receiving services for yourself or your loved one?
It’s easy! We have two ways to get started:
Online Form
Click the button below to go to our secure digitals forms website. Fill out the form with your information.Once your application is sent, you will hear back from us within 10 business days about whether we are able to meet your needs at this time.
Fill Out FormTelephone
If you wish to speak with a caring administrative staff member, please call 937-390-3800 to complete a telephone intake. We will take your vital information and assist you with the process of becoming a PPInc. Client.
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If you have any questions, feel free to call the office at 937-390-3800, speak with an actual staff person, or leave a message on Box #10.
Finally, if you are an existing PPInc. Client and are experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact your therapist at their extension and leave a priority message. If you are in a life threatening emergency, please consider dialing 911 or going to the nearest emergency room. In addition, there are two suicide hotlines available to you: The Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, dialed at 988, or The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender National Hotline at 888-843-4564.
Thanks for choosing Positive Perspectives Counseling Centers
for your mental health needs!
JANUARY 6 SNOW DAY!
DEAR PPINC. CLIENTS,
THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF ARE TAKING A SNOW DAY TODAY; MOST OF OUR COUNSELORS WITH CLIENT APPOINTMENTS ARE WORKING VIRTUALLY TODAY. If your counselor will be going in to the office to see people in person, you will be contacted. If you don’t hear from your counselor, you can assume your appointment will be virtual.
To get on a telehealth appointment with your counselor, please click on the teal green button RIGHT HERE. Then follow the prompts. You can do this on a laptop with a camera or on your smart phone.
Thank you and stay safe and warm!
Are you interested in receiving services for yourself or your loved one?