Haven Counseling Services provides Christ-centered counseling and therapy for individuals facing depression, anxiety, grief, loss, addiction, marital struggles, recovery, life transitions, identity and purpose challenges, and the many stresses life brings. Our licensed counselors integrate Biblical principles with evidence-based therapeutic approaches, offering a holistic path to healing and transformation. By placing Christ at the center of the counseling process, we help clients experience true, lasting change alongside proven psychological methods.​

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Haven Counseling was founded in 2020 in Cullman, AL, by Mandy Wilhite, who continues to own and serve as one of our dedicated licensed counselors. Under her leadership, Haven Counseling has quickly grown into one of the largest therapy clinics in the Cullman area. With years of experience in counseling, Mandy has a deep passion for providing Christ-centered care to the Cullman community. She and the entire team are committed to walking alongside individuals facing depression, grief, loss, addiction, identity struggles, and marital challenges. Their approach to counseling is rooted in faith, as each team member is a devoted Christian actively involved in local churches. At Haven Counseling, we go above and beyond to ensure you feel truly seen, supported, and cared for throughout your journey toward healing.

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Haven Counseling is here to walk alongside you, no matter what challenges you are facing. For those unable to visit in person, we also offer Telehealth Christian-based counseling, providing the same compassionate, faith-centered support as our in-person sessions. Our licensed therapists ensure that virtual counseling maintains the same personal touch and quality care. This makes it an excellent option for those with busy schedules or those living in rural areas with limited access to counseling services. Our commitment remains the same, whether in person or online—offering Christ-centered guidance and professional therapy to help you find hope and healing.​

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