Country Crossroads Counseling, LLC

Country Crossroads Counseling, LLC is a mental health counselor in Warrensburg, Missouri, providing individual, family, and school-based therapy to residents across the region. The practice serves clients in Warrensburg and surrounding communities including Lone Jack, Holden, Pleasant Hill, Odessa, Oak Grove, Lee’s Summit, Sedalia, and others. Specialized services include individual counseling to address anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and life transitions, as well as animal-assisted therapy using both dogs and horses, offered at only a few locations in the Kansas City area. The practice also delivers school-based therapy across 29 Missouri school districts and offers staff training, motivational speaking, and internships for aspiring counselors. With a 4.00 rating based on six reviews, the practice is recognized for its compassionate, client-centered approach.

Country Crossroads Counseling operates from multiple locations to increase accessibility, including a primary office in Kingsville and additional sites in Warrensburg, Pleasant Hill, Blue Springs, and Sedalia. The team includes licensed counselors, school-based coordinators, and specialized staff such as the Critters Director and Crisis Coalition Director, reflecting a commitment to diverse therapeutic modalities. The practice emphasizes a supportive, judgment-free environment and offers services tailored to individuals, families, and educational institutions. Internship and supervision opportunities are available for those pursuing licensure, and the organization actively seeks to grow its team with dedicated professionals.

Located at 321 W Young Ave Suite A in Warrensburg, the practice sits just 0.1 miles from West Young Street and is within a short walk of the Nancy Anderson Children's Memorial Garden, a public park, and the Reese Education Centre, a local school. It is also about 0.3 miles from Lake Tacket and 0.5 miles from the Mary Miller Smiser Heritage Library, a historic museum. The address is situated between East Young Street and West Young Street, placing it in a quiet, accessible part of town near key community landmarks.

The practice is known for its personalized care, community engagement, and unique integration of animal-assisted therapy, setting it apart as a trusted mental health provider in Warrensburg and the surrounding region. Its strong focus on holistic well-being and support across schools and organizations reflects a deep commitment to improving lives through counseling and connection.