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A Safe Place to Tell Your Story

We understand the struggles our community is facing, and we offer a safe place for peace and healing where people can be heard without fear or judgement.

Upcoming Programs

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  • A free support group for boys ages 10–17, Compass Crew provides a judgment-free environment to share feelings, build confidence, and develop healthy coping skills—reminding them they are not alone in what they’re facing.

    Every 2nd & 4th Tuesday
    6:00 - 7:00 PM
    Starting September 8th through November 10th

  • A safe space for those navigating the loss of a loved one. Our Adult Grief Group offers support, understanding, and practical tools for healing, helping you process emotions and adjust to life after loss alongside others who understand.

    MEETS TWICE MONTHLY
    (EVERY 1st and 3rd THURSDAY) | 6:00 PM

  • Young adulthood doesn’t come with a manual—balancing independence, finances, and pressure to “have it all together” can quickly lead to anxiety and burnout.

    Every Tuesday (Six Weeks)
    6:00 - 7:00 PM
    Starting September 15th
    through October 20th

  • Children's grief group who have experienced the death of a loved one. Based on The Memory Box, children will create a personalized keepsake box filled with meaningful items, memories, and creations that remind them of their loved one.

    Every Monday
    October 26 - November 16
    5:30pm - 6:15pm

  • Join a supportive community of caregivers where you can gain practical tools, learn strategies that actually work in everyday life, and connect with others who truly understand your experience.

    Every Thursday
    5:30 - 6:15 PM
    Starting September 17th
    through October 8th

Our 2025 Impact

  • Counseling Hours Provided
    Counseling Hours Provided

    21,519

  • Number Clients Served
    Number Clients Served

    2,800+

  • Hours of Supervision
    Hours of Supervision

    709

  • Support Groups Held
    Support Groups Held

    129

Hope in Our Community!

When a life-threatening illness affected Buffy Swineheart’s father, her family was prepared for the medical challenges, but not the emotional trauma that followed. His behavior became confusing, and the family feared they were losing the man they knew and loved. A friend encouraged them to seek counseling at Pastoral Institute. Within just a few sessions, Buffy’s father began speaking, interacting, and behaving like himself again. “Even though my dad’s prognosis was grim, we had him back,” Buffy shared. “Counseling made our last days with him so very sweet.” 

Thank you to our generous Program Investors and Partners!

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