We’ve have a safe space ready for you.
No matter where you are in your journey, we can help you take the next step on the path of healing. We have a team of trained counselors for you to pick from.
What We Believe
In life, we all go through challenging seasons that impact how we see our world and our ability to function. It is our belief that all hurt is intended to be reclaimed and made into something meaningful.
Providing you with a safe space to reflect
All your appointments will take place in our soothing office environment with fully private rooms, complimentary tea and water, and individualized care.
In-person and virtual options
We have two office locations. One is conveniently located between Fishers and Noblesville and our other location is in downtown Zionsville. Can’t make it into the office? No worries – we’ve got you covered with virtual sessions.
Our Services
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Providing counseling to individuals at our counseling office in Noblesville. Learn more about individual counseling.
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All couples go through difficult seasons. We have highly trained marriage and family therapists ready to help.
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Family counseling can help families improve communication, resolve conflict, and build stronger relationships.
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Reclaimed Counseling in Fishers, IN offers a variety of counseling services for children, including individual play therapy. We have highly skilled therapists on staff that are trained to work with children with different needs.
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Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) is a short-term, evidence-based psychotherapy that can help people resolve difficult emotions and memories. It is based on the idea that our brains are constantly reorganizing and updating information, and that we can use this process to change the way we feel about and remember past experiences.
Meet our Counselors
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Bethany Hart, LMHC
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Eric Buchtenkirch, LMHC
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Charly Stevens, LCSW
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Pete Vischer, LMHC
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Jordan Allen, LCSW
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Jessi Friedrichs, MSW
“Where there’s no progress, there’s no growth. If there’s no growth, there’s no life. Environments void of change are eventually void of life.”
— Andy Stanley
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