Counseling Practice – Restorative Solutions Now
Restorative Solutions Now is a private counseling practice located at 200 S Williams Street, within the Newark Church of the Nazarene in Newark, Ohio 43055. The practice is operated by Jay Griffith, listed with credentials as an IMFT (Integrated Marriage and Family Therapist). Services are directed at adults and couples navigating relationship challenges and personal growth concerns.
The practice describes its approach as holistic, addressing emotions, thoughts, behaviors, and spiritual dimensions as interconnected elements of a client’s experience. The therapeutic philosophy accounts for emotions connected to historical patterns of thought and self-image, examines reactive behaviors, and incorporates attention to levels of consciousness and spiritual energy alongside conventional relational therapeutic frameworks. This integrative orientation informs the practice’s name and its stated emphasis on restorative outcomes across multiple dimensions of a person’s life.
Services include individual, couples, and family counseling. Clinical work focuses on personal growth and relationship challenges within committed relationships and work-life contexts. Sessions are offered in person at the Newark office. An online client portal hosted at clientsecure.me is available for existing clients, providing scheduling and administrative access for ongoing sessions.
Rates and insurance information are available on a dedicated page within the website; specific carrier details and self-pay pricing are not outlined on the main page. The practice is listed and verified through the Psychology Today therapist directory, providing prospective clients in the Newark, Ohio area a verified entry point to request services.
Contact information includes a phone number at (740) 877-4157 and an email address at [email protected]. Appointment requests can be made through the online client portal or by reaching out directly to the office. The practice office is situated at the church address on S Williams Street in Newark, combining a faith community setting with a professionally structured outpatient counseling environment. No year of establishment is listed on the practice website.