CARE Counseling hosts grand opening in Plymouth

Ribbon Cutting for CARE Counseling's Plymouth Location

CARE Counseling is committed to providing accessible and compassionate mental health services to the local community. The new location was designed to create a welcoming and serene environment for individuals seeking mental health support. Staffed by a team of highly qualified professionals, the clinic aims to serve as a sanctuary where individuals can find solace, healing, and the support they need to overcome life’s challenges. CARE Counseling is dedicated to delivering personalized mental health care to individuals of all ages. By focusing on individual needs and tailoring treatment plans, CARE Counseling works to empower individuals and help them navigate life’s challenges with resilience and strength.

To commemorate the occasion, CARE Counseling hosted a breakfast drive-through event as part of the grand opening, where attendees had the opportunity to drive through the parking lot and grab breakfast and coffee while saying hi to the staff. In addition, Crunch, the mascot for the Minnesota Timberwolves, was present for the celebration. CARE Counseling is a partner of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx.

For more information about the mental health services provided by CARE Counseling, call 612-223-8898 or visit care-clinics.com.

The article was originally written by the Sun Sailor

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