You Don't Have To Walk This Road Alone
The Refuge Center for Counseling exists to offer affordable professional counseling services in order to empower, educate and support individuals, couples and families in need.
Read our blog written by The Refuge Center therapists, interns, and volunteers.
The Refuge Center for Counseling opened in December 2005 as the vision of its founders Amy Alexander and Jennifer Gillett. Amy and Jennifer had a strong desire to serve their area of residence—Williamson County—which is recognized for its wealth, oftentimes overshadowing those who are in need. To live among great prosperity and to be in need is often to feel invisible.
The Refuge Center for Counseling is so grateful for our community of supporters! Without your generosity, we would be unable to do this work. Whether you give monetary or in-kind g...
The Refuge Center for Counseling was founded on the belief that everyone, regardless of income level, deserves a chance to improve their life and find hope and healing through counseling.
Thank you for your interest in interning at The Refuge Center for Counseling. It is our goal to ensure that every intern gets as much as possible out of their experience at The R...
Have you seen our gorgeous new expansion? This expansion is a temporary solution to meet the high demand for services and help ease our growing waitlist. Our plans to build a larger, more permanent home is still in the works. Stay tuned!!... Read More
We are collaborating with Brentwood Baptist Church to facilitate a “Healthy Relationships with God, Self, and Others Support Group for Women” to be held at Brentwood Baptist Church starting October 17th. Click here for details and to register as a guest. All welcome. There is a cost of $30.00/session or $216 if paid in full (this includes a […]... Read More
As humans, life is constantly changing. We all go through an insane amount of life transitions, that might leave us feeling….well, insane. Do you feel like everything in your life is changing? Did you just change careers? Graduate? Move? ….It is okay! Expect to feel depressed, anxious, or whatever emotion that fits your ‘fill in […]... Read More
