PERU, N.Y.
       
SAMARITAN FAMILY COUNSELING CENTER
                                                                                            MIND   BODY   SPIRIT   COMMUNITY



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   Samaritan Family
               Counseling Center
   Don Haight, 
               Executive Director
   P.O. Box 41
   12 Elm St.
   Peru, NY 12972


  
sfcc6894@verizon.net   


   518-643-6894


   518-643-8709

Our Roots in the Community:

The Samaritan Family Counseling Center was founded in 1980 as an outreach ministry of the Keene Valley Congregational Church. Currently we are supported by the Peru Community Church as part of its outreach ministry.

Affiliated with the Samaritan Institute in Denver, Colorado, we are a private, not-for-profit organization that is governed by a local, ecumenical, community-wide Board of Trustees.

Samaritan History:

The Samaritan program began in Elkhart, Indiana in 1972 when a physician, two parish pastors, and a seminary professor observed that by working together, ministers, therapists, and physicians were very effective in helping people with stress-related problems. This team approach became the foundation of the Samaritan program. Samaritan counselors believe that there is a close relationship of mind, body, spirit, and community, and that optimal health care involves consideration of all four.

Today, the Samaritan program is one of the largest providers of professional counseling. There are 500 Samaritan Center offices in 365 cities in the United States and Japan. This growth has been in direct response to the needs of congregations and communities as they realize the emotional and physical costs of stress. It is also a tribute to the thousands of people who have realized the importance of having a local Center and who have made the Center a reality through faith and hard work.

The Samaritan Family Counseling Center is nationally accredited by
The Samaritan Institute, Denver, Colorado

 

 





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