Anxiety, stress & depression
Find support for persistent worry, low mood, feeling overwhelmed, or navigating a difficult season of life.
You don't have to navigate life's struggles alone.
Compassionate counseling can help you understand what you're experiencing, strengthen relationships, and take meaningful next steps. Our counselors offer care for individuals and couples, with room for faith and spiritual questions when you want them to be part of the conversation.
Request CounselingWhat brings people to counseling?
People reach out for many reasons. You don't need to have everything figured out before you begin.
Relationships & couples
Work toward better communication, rebuilding trust, understanding recurring conflict, and growing in connection.
Trauma & painful experiences
Explore the effects of painful experiences at a pace that respects your story and sense of safety.
Men's issues & unwanted behaviors
Talk honestly about patterns, shame, sexual behaviors, identity, and the desire for lasting change.
Faith & spiritual concerns
Bring questions about faith, purpose, and your relationship with God into counseling if that would be helpful to you.
Life transitions
Get support as you navigate grief, change, family pressures, or decisions that feel hard to carry alone.
REAL PEOPLE, COMPASSIONATE CARE
Meet the people behind the care.
Our counselors bring clinical training, lived experience, and a commitment to walking alongside people through difficult seasons. You do not have to have the right words—or have everything figured out—to begin.
We serve individuals and couples in Greensboro and Winston-Salem, and can make room for faith and spiritual questions when you want them included.
Learn More About Our Team
Hannah Van Patter
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor
Hannah has practiced since 2008 and helps women and couples navigate trauma, anxiety, depression, identity struggles, and relational or spiritual conflict.
Kristin Leathers
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor
Kristin has practiced since 2008 and helps individuals and couples work through trauma, anxiety, relationship concerns, and ministry challenges.
Emmett Richardson
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor
Emmett joined Barnabas in 2021 and works with adults and couples around anxiety, trauma, unwanted sexual behaviors, and spiritual or relational concerns.
Ben Jones
Director
Ben has more than a decade of experience in Christ-centered counseling and helps grow the ministry through counseling, community relationships, and church partnerships.
A thoughtful first step
Starting counseling can feel vulnerable. You can begin with a simple inquiry; you do not need to share your full story in the first message. Our team can help you explore next steps and whether our services may be a good fit.
- Individual and couples counseling
- Locations in Greensboro and Winston-Salem, North Carolina
- Christian perspective available, with faith integrated in a way that fits your preferences
- Scholarship assistance may be available based on household income and extenuating circumstances
FEES & ACCESSIBILITY
Let's talk about the practical details.
Session fee
The website lists a fee of $140 for a 50-minute session. Payment is expected before the session; cash, check, and credit or debit cards are accepted.
Reduced-rate support
Scholarship assistance may be available based on household income and extenuating circumstances. Scholarships are available upon request as funds allow.
Not sure what the cost would be for you? Reach out and ask. Our team can explain the current fee and scholarship process before you decide on next steps.
Ask About Fees & ScholarshipsReady to talk with someone?
Contact Barnabas Center Triad to ask about counseling, availability, and next steps.
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