Creekside Counseling

Creekside Counseling is a Mental Health Counselor in Oswego, NY. The practice provides individual, couples, and trauma counseling to clients in central New York. Services address anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorders, panic, depression, grief and loss, parenting issues, coping with disability, life transitions, divorce and separation, sexual orientation, LGBTQ+ issues, and other relationship dynamics. The staff utilizes various therapy modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and person-centered techniques, believing there is no one-size-fits-all approach. EMDR therapy is also offered on a limited basis. The practice holds a rating of 4.00 based on 7 reviews.

The practice is veteran owned and operated. John Randall, who holds an LMHC-D and CASAC, purchased the agency from founder Dr. Jody Fiorini in January 2019. Randall served in the US Army for nearly three decades, including time as a Vocational Counselor, and has worked with Active Duty military, their families, and Veterans at Fort Drum. He maintains his own caseload while overseeing the practice. The staff includes Sydney Busko, an LMHC who joined in 2020 and works with clients aged 10 and up, and Brianna Gillette, a limited permit counselor who completed her internship at the office and works with children, adolescents, and young adults. The team emphasizes empowering clients and keeping current with accepted treatment practices.

The Oswego office is located at 138 E 2nd St. It sits about a tenth of a mile from the Oswego Public Library and the Oswego County Court House. The Richardson-Bates House Museum and Washington Square are also within a tenth of a mile, as is the Oswego County Legislative Office Building. East 1st Street runs nearby.

Creekside Counseling stands as a private practice in Oswego that combines military experience with licensed clinical care. The team addresses a wide range of mental health needs, from anxiety to trauma, using multiple therapeutic approaches.