From individual or group counseling to educational testing, our credentialed staff offers a wide range of services to empower our clients with the personal strength to live life as well-balanced individuals.
NURTURING WELLNESS IN MIND, BODY AND HEART
Through the use of integrated healing, our mission is to nurture and guide our clients in finding their unique value, dignity and potential to live life as well-balanced individuals in mind, body and heart.
By providing a holistic approach to mental, physical and emotional well-being, our staff is dedicated to empowering each and every client to have a positive self-image, effective communication, and strong support systems.
We are located at 5335 Silica Drive, in Sylvania, Ohio. The Sophia Center offers a full spectrum of therapeutic services that provide an integrated and holistic approach to achieving inner health and well-being through counseling and testing.
How we can help…
Help clients heal and live life to its fullest despite any personal challenges they may face
Individual, group, marriage and family counseling
Educational consultation and testing
Workshops, in-services and special presentations
Grounded in the faith and mission of the Franciscans
Professional psychologists and therapists
Integrate faith into your healing process, if desired
Billing Questions?
Call Simplify at 508-594-3039 or email sophiacenter_billing@simplifytbpm.com
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Office Hours
Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Please note that clinician hours vary and include some evenings and weekends. For counseling and testing please call the office for an intake and to schedule an appointment.
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NURTURING WELLNESS IN MIND, BODY AND HEART
“I struggled everyday to get up and fake that all was well as I worked, raised a family and went to college. Sr. Sharon counseled me and helped me to explore my childhood to see why I was so depressed. Abuse was something I totally blocked out of my adult life.”
