Residents of Taney and Stone counties, who do not have insurance but are in need of mental health therapy, have a new opportunity to find professional help for their conditions.
Faith Community Health announced they are bringing a full-time licensed professional counselor onto their treatment team. Reuben Smith is a licensed professional counselor with a commitment to helping individuals navigate challenging situations and providing personalized care to help someone find mental well-being.
“I consider it a joy to walk alongside my clients to help them meet their goals with timely and verifiable outcomes,” Smith said. “My counseling office is a shame-free zone, where the client is free to heal, be whole, and face the future with dignity.”
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