Mental Health Practice – Wildwood Counseling Services
Wildwood Counseling Services operates two Ohio offices: Toledo at 3454 Oak Alley Court, Suites 209, 505, and 510, and Columbus at 3805 North High Street, Suite 310. The practice describes itself as LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent-affirming, with a stated commitment to trauma-informed care. Accommodations such as optional eye contact and the availability of fidgets are noted, reflecting an environment designed to be comfortable for neurodivergent clients. No formal diagnosis is required to access services at either location.
Services include individual therapy for clients ages 5 and older through adults, couples therapy covering both monogamous and polyamorous relationships, family therapy, and group counseling. Clinical offerings also encompass EMDR, ADHD evaluations for clients ages 5 and up, autism evaluations, and CANS assessments. Medication management is provided by a licensed mental health nurse practitioner on staff. Additional specialty services include pre-surgical bariatric assessments, gender-affirming surgical support letters, Employee Assistance Program counseling, clinical supervision at the LISW-S licensure level, and private practice consultation.
Populations and clinical concerns served include anxiety, depression, complex PTSD, religious trauma, OCD, grief, autism spectrum experiences, ADHD, gender identity exploration, eating disorders, and relationship challenges. Both in-person and virtual therapy formats are available. Telehealth services extend across Ohio, Michigan, and New Mexico, expanding access beyond the two physical office locations. The practice notes that specific clinician names, credentials, insurance panels, and fee schedules are not listed on the homepage.
Insurance and payment information is covered on a dedicated page of the practice website. The practice can be reached by phone or text at 419-405-1000 or by email at office@wildwoodcounselingservices.com. A secure client portal is available for existing clients. Prospective clients are encouraged to reach out by phone, text, or email to discuss service availability, scheduling options, and whether in-person or virtual therapy best meets their needs. Both offices maintain direct communication lines to facilitate timely intake and support.