Clear information for the path ahead.

We provide services for all ages, from young children to adults.

Services will open in phases. We'll contact people on the wait list as their requested service becomes available and provide next steps for scheduling.

Our clinic is located at 1007 Cumberland Falls Hwy, Suite 3, Corbin, KY 40701. Telehealth may be offered when it's clinically appropriate, permitted by your health plan, and agreed to in advance.

No. Occupational Therapy, Speech-Language Therapy, and Physical Therapy are designed to serve across the lifespan. Much of our care is pediatric-focused. Adult therapy primarily supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and others with functional needs related to communication, mobility, daily living, participation, and independence.

If you are feeling unsure about development, behavior, regulation, emotional health, or what support your family may need next, reaching out is a good first step. We can help you think through what services make the most sense.

No referral is needed to join the wait list. Counseling services do not require a physician's order. For occupational, physical, or speech therapy, a physician's order or other documentation may be required depending on the service and insurance plan. If a referral or order is needed, we'll help you through that process and work with you to obtain the required documentation before services begin.

Occupational therapy can support sensory processing, regulation, fine motor skills, self-care routines, school participation, body awareness, and developmental skills that affect daily life.

Not always. Many families start with an evaluation because they know something feels harder than it should. The evaluation helps clarify strengths, needs, and next steps.

Individual, couples, and family counseling for children, teens, and adults. Opening soon. Our counseling services are led by Dr. Jodi Lefevers Carroll, PhD, LCSW, Director of Behavioral Health.

Counseling: Opening Soon. Join our wait list and we'll contact you as soon as appointments open. Referrals are welcome now and kept on file.

Telehealth may be offered when it's clinically appropriate, permitted by your health plan, and agreed to in advance.

Faith-based counseling is available on request for clients who want it.

We are completing enrollment with Kentucky Medicaid and its managed care plans. We'll confirm your coverage before your first appointment. Self-pay is also available.

Your counselor will talk with you about what brings you in and your goals, and you'll create a plan together. See Starting Counseling: What to Expect for more detail.

Yes. What you share in counseling is kept confidential, with limited exceptions required by law, such as concerns about safety. Our Notice of Privacy Practices explains your rights in detail.

No. If you are in crisis, call 988 or text 988, call the Cumberland River Behavioral Health crisis line at (606) 526-9552, or call 911.

Counseling can support children, teens, adults, couples, and families who are navigating anxiety, overwhelm, life transitions, relationship stress, caregiving pressure, or emotional challenges that feel hard to carry alone.

No. Counseling can be helpful any time extra support, perspective, and coping tools would make everyday life feel more manageable.

We're completing enrollment with Kentucky Medicaid plans and commercial insurers. Tell us your insurance when you join the wait list, and we'll confirm whether Bridgeway is in network and review your coverage before scheduling services.

We can help you review the next steps. Coverage, authorization requirements, and visit limits can vary by plan and service, so we recommend contacting Bridgeway before scheduling to confirm your current benefits and any referral or authorization requirements.

• Speech-Language Therapy Coming Soon
• Physical Therapy Coming Soon
• Comprehensive Community Support Services Coming Soon

Join the wait list online. We will contact you about next steps.

Join the wait list at /wait-list. We will contact you when your service is ready. Healthcare and agency professionals can use the provider referral process.

Telehealth may be offered when it's clinically appropriate, permitted by your health plan, and agreed to in advance.

Sensory processing differences affect how the body notices, organizes, and responds to input like sound, touch, movement, textures, and busy environments. These patterns can show up in routines, behavior, regulation, or school participation.

Yes. Sensory overload or sensory-seeking patterns can sometimes be mistaken for defiance, inattention, or emotional reactivity when the deeper issue is how the nervous system is processing the world.

Primitive reflexes are early movement patterns that support development in infancy. If they remain active longer than expected, they can sometimes affect coordination, posture, regulation, and attention.

It can be hard to tell from one sign alone. An evaluation looks at the whole child, including movement, sensory processing, regulation, and daily function, to see whether reflex integration support may be helpful.