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Our multi-specialty practice provides services to support mental, emotional, & relational wellbeing. Start your journey of Hope, Growth, & Healing today.

Discover holistic and collaborative counseling solutions to achieve mental, emotional, and relational wellbeing.

10/19/2026

Did you know Andrews & Associates Counseling has intern therapists available?

Our intern therapists are currently completing their graduate training and learning the latest therapy approaches and techniques. They work under the supervision of experienced clinicians while gaining hands-on experience supporting clients and families.

Our interns work with individuals, couples, and families, ages 3 and up, and offer services at a reduced rate.

Affordable therapy can make getting support a little easier. If you or your family are looking for a therapist, reach out to learn more about our intern therapists and current availability!

📞 785-539-5455

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10/14/2026

We often say “mental health matters,” but what does that really look like?

It means you don’t have to wait until you’re overwhelmed to ask for help.

It means your feelings are worth talking about, even when you can’t fully explain them.

It means you can be grateful for your life and still struggle. You can love your family and still need a break. You can be making progress and still have hard days.

It means you don’t have to minimize what you’re going through because someone else might have it harder.

It means learning to recognize your needs, setting boundaries that protect your well-being, and giving yourself permission to take up space in your own life.

It means having someone in your corner who can help you work through the things that feel heavy, confusing, or difficult to navigate alone.

And it means understanding that therapy isn’t just for when something is wrong. Sometimes, it’s about better understanding yourself, breaking old patterns, strengthening relationships, or learning new ways to cope with life.

Your mental health matters before you reach a breaking point. It matters on the good days, the hard days, and all the ordinary days in between.

You deserve support—not just when things fall apart, but as you continue learning, growing, and navigating life.

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10/07/2026

Andrews & Associates Counseling is excited to welcome Allison Schuler, LCMFT, to our therapy team!

Allison believes therapy is a space where you can slow down, feel understood, and become more curious about yourself without having everything figured out. Allison’s goal is to create a warm, supportive, and collaborative environment where you can explore what you’re experiencing, better understand where it comes from, and begin to make changes that feel meaningful to you, with a greater sense of agency and self-compassion.

Allison is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, with a master’s degree from The Family Institute at Northwestern University in Chicago. Her background includes thirteen years in community mental health, child welfare mediation, and family systems work. These experiences have shaped the way she understands the many factors that influence our well-being, including relationships, family systems, early experiences, trauma, and the larger societal systems we navigate.

Allison is currently accepting clients ages 18+. While she is in the process of being credentialed with insurance companies, she will be accepting self-pay clients.

We’re excited to have Allison join our team and look forward to the clients she will serve!

To schedule an appointment or learn more, contact our office today! https://andrewsinc.net/contact-us

10/06/2026

Andrews & Associates Counseling is excited to welcome Heidi McNeil, LPC, to our therapy team!

Heidi received her M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University in 2024. Throughout her clinical experience, she has worked with individuals ages 5–55, supporting them as they navigate a variety of challenges.

Heidi is particularly passionate about working with neurodiverse individuals, including those with ADHD and/or Autism. She is a strong advocate for appropriate assessment and effective treatment for neurodivergent individuals.

While Heidi primarily works with individuals ages 8–28, she also enjoys working with families to support healthy communication and stronger relationships.

Heidi is currently accepting clients ages 9 and up and accepts BCBS and self-pay.

We’re excited to have Heidi join our team and look forward to the clients she will serve!

10/01/2026

Andrews & Associates Counseling team is excited to announce our addition of Medication management!
Please welcome Cait Cashier MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC!

Cait provides both in-person and telehealth appointments and will be seeing patients at our West office in Manhattan, Kansas.
She is currently accepting self-pay clients while we complete the credentialing process with various insurance companies.

Cait offers whole-person psychiatric care, combining thorough diagnostic evaluation, medication management, patient and family education, and consideration of lifestyle and other factors that can influence mental health.

Cait will also provide Spravato (esketamine) treatment for appropriate patients experiencing treatment-resistant depression (TRD) and, when clinically appropriate, acute suicidal ideation

To schedule an appointment or learn more, contact our office today! https://andrewsinc.net/contact-us

09/22/2026

Career Cats Networking Night with student-athletes is always one of our favorite nights of the year!

We love getting to spend time with these students, hear about what they’re interested in, share about our community, and just make connections.

One of my favorite parts is getting to talk about all the different ways people can be connected to a therapy practice. You might be a therapist, work alongside therapists, work in healthcare or education, be someone who has been to therapy, or simply know someone who has. There are so many different paths and careers that intersect with what we do, and I love getting to share that perspective.

Grateful for nights like this, good conversations, and getting to meet so many students who are figuring out what comes next for them!

And, as always… you can count on me to bring the snacks!

09/16/2026

I always take time to reflect on my day, and today, driving home, I found myself thinking:

“Did I do enough today?”
“Has Andrews shown up for our community in a meaningful way?”
“Is therapy the only meaningful way I, or our team, can show up for others?”

And that led me to this thought…

Showing up for our community in the midst of tragedy doesn’t always look like what you might think — or even what I might think.

Sometimes it looks like checking on the people who are supporting everyone else — asking a teacher how they are doing after a hard day, checking in on a school counselor who has spent hours supporting students, giving a first responder space to talk, or simply reminding someone who is taking care of everyone else that they are allowed to need support, too.

Sometimes it’s creating a resource that might help even just one person — putting together information for a grieving family, sharing ways to talk to kids about what happened, or making sure people know where they can find additional support.

Sometimes it’s walking someone through how to support a person experiencing grief — helping a parent figure out what to say to their child, helping a friend understand what grief might look like, or reminding someone that they don’t have to have the perfect words.

Sometimes it means volunteering to do a task you wouldn’t typically do because that is the help that is needed in that moment. Making phone calls. Dropping something off. Helping organize. Sitting with someone. Taking something off someone else’s plate.

And sometimes, it simply means being available — even if no one ends up needing your services.

This reflection has reminded me, and I hope reminds others, that supporting the people in our communities is often not a grand gesture or some profound service. More often, it’s the small things we do in the moments when they are needed most.

Check in with each other. Help a neighbor. Bring someone a meal. Ask someone how their day is going. Give someone a break. Sit with someone who doesn’t want to be alone. Take care of yourself.

You don’t need a special title, a specific skill, or the perfect words to show up for your community.

Sometimes, you just have to show up.

-BG

07/30/2026

It’s one of the most common questions I hear, and while everyone’s needs are different, these are the tips I always recommend:

Identify what you want help with.
- Take some time to think about what you’re hoping to work on or what challenges you’re facing.

Look for a therapist whose specialties match your needs.
- Not every therapist specializes in the same areas, so finding someone with experience in what you’re seeking support for can make a big difference.

Consider the practical details.
- Think about things like insurance vs. self-pay, location, scheduling, and whether telehealth is an option that works for you.

Ask questions!
- It’s okay to ask about a therapist’s approach, experience, availability, or anything else that’s important to you. Finding the right fit matters.

Remember—therapy is a relationship, and it’s okay if the first therapist you meet isn’t the right fit. The goal is to find someone you feel comfortable with and supported by.

At Andrews & Associates Counseling, we’re always happy to answer questions and help you find the therapist that’s right for you.

07/20/2026

What a wonderful Saturday spent focusing on self-empowerment and building self-esteem with tweens! 💜

We loved watching friendships form, connections grow, and courage shine throughout the day. It was such a joy to see these girls encourage one another, step outside their comfort zones, and recognize the strengths they each carry within themselves.

Here’s to continuing to grow, support one another, and remember that we are all worthy, capable, and enough!

07/17/2026

We are thrilled to welcome Hannah to the Andrews & Associates Counseling team!

Hannah has immediate openings for new clients and is currently seeing self-pay clients. We are actively working through the insurance credentialing process and look forward to announcing when she is in-network with insurance plans.

Whether you're beginning therapy for the first time or looking to reconnect with support, Hannah is ready to help. Contact our office to schedule an appointment or learn more!

https://andrewsinc.net/contact-us

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4201 Anderson Avenue, Suite D 110
Manhattan, KS
66503

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Website

http://www.andrewsinc.net/

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