At Kindred Counseling and Consulting Services, we provide trauma-informed, culturally responsive mental health services designed to support healing, stability, and emotional wellness.

We accept both professional referrals and self-referrals. Whether someone is being referred by an agency or is seeking help on their own, every client is treated with dignity, care, and respect. 

There are 2 options

This option is for organizations referring a client for mental health services.

Who Can Refer
Hospitals, clinics, shelters, schools, courts, probation officers, social workers, case managers, community agencies, and healthcare providers.

Step 1: Determine Clinical Need
The referring agency identifies that the client may benefit from counseling, trauma services, or behavioral health support.

Step 2: Obtain Consent
The client signs a Release of Information allowing the agency to share referral information with Kindred Counseling and Consulting.

Step 3: Submit the Referral
The agency submits the referral by secure email, fax, or online referral form. The referral should include:

• Client name and contact information
• Date of birth
• Reason for referral
• Presenting concerns 
• Insurance or funding source

Step 4: Confirmation
Kindred Counseling and Consulting confirms receipt of the referral within 1–2 business days.

Step 5: Client Contact
A clinician or intake coordinator contacts the client to explain services and schedule an intake appointment.

Step 6: Intake & Services Begin
The client completes an intake assessment and is assigned to appropriate clinical services.

Clients do not need a doctor, therapist, or agency to access services.

You do not need to wait for things to get worse before asking for help.
If you are struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, relationship challenges, or life transitions, Kindred Counseling and Consulting is here to support you.

Reaching out is a strong and healthy first step.

Step 1: Contact Us
*Clients complete referral form below.* or call us @ 336.462.8238 

Step 2: Complete an Intake Form or click ("schedule now" below)
Clients will provide basic information including:

• Contact information
• Current concerns
• Insurance or payment option

Step 3: Schedule an Intake Appointment
An intake coordinator schedules the first clinical session.

Step 4: Intake Assessment
During this session, the clinician:

• Reviews symptoms and concerns
• Assesses needs
• Discusses treatment goals

Step 5: Begin Therapy
The client begins counseling or is connected to additional services as appropriate.