Client Assistance Funds

At The Summit, we are committed to providing our services for people in need — even for those who cannot afford the full cost of counseling.

This commitment to availability of our services is based on our understanding of the Biblical parable of the Good Samaritan who not only offered help to the person in crisis, but who also paid for his care when he could not afford it. The Summit’s Client Assistance Fund (CAF) serves this purpose! Clients who fill out an application and provide proof of income can receive a significantly reduced out-of-pocket co-payment. The balance of their fee is subsidized by the Client Assistance Fund–ensuring that both the therapist and The Summit continue to operate on a sound financial base.

The Summit is committed to creating a well-informed and stigma-free community by encouraging open conversations and education on mental health topics. We invite you to join us for an upcoming free training via zoom!

Signs of Suicide: Trusted Adult Training

Today, June 2nd | 2:00-3:30PM

Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) Training

Friday, June 10th | 5:30-7:00PM

Community Resiliency Model (CRM) Training

Wednesday, June 15th | 1:00-3:00PM

Donate today to support the 16th Annual Summit Golf Classic!

Monday, June 20th, 2022

@ the Country Club of the South

Each year at our golf classic, hundreds of community leaders and Summit supporters gather to celebrate joy and generosity, a passion for community, and a commitment to support mental wellness through a tournament of golf.  Funds raised at our event help provide professional counseling services, psychological assessments, therapists onsite in 31 schools, mental health awareness trainings, and so much more for our community.

Show your support for the Summit's mission by donating to our golf classic!

Jasmine has a passion for working with children (6+), adolescents, and their families. She is dedicated to building the capacity of every client to maximize their potential to lead positive change. She seeks to provide a safe space for children and teens to feel seen and heard, understood and valued, and motivated and empowered to reach their goals. Jasmine works primarily with those struggling with various challenges including low self-esteem, anxiety, depression, ADHD, anger management, social skills, divorce, and family transition.

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