Hope Connections

Hope Connections is a psychiatrist in Rolla, MO. The practice operates as Hope Connections Counseling, an experienced mental health clinic that provides evidence-based counseling services to the Waynesville, St. Roberts, and Fort Leonard Wood communities. Services extend to individuals, families, groups, and couples, with a flexible schedule that allows clients to call or email to arrange appointments. The clinic welcomes active duty service members and veterans, with staff who have personal familiarity with the stress military life places on individuals and their families. Hope Connections holds a rating of 3.50 based on 11 reviews.

The clinic is owned and directed by Marta Cook, MA, LPC, RPT-S, TF-CBT, CRADC, EMDR, a doctoral student who serves as Director of Clinical Outreach and supervises provisionally licensed counselors and marriage and family therapists. Christopher Cook, MSW, MAADC II, BIP, serves as Administrator and Program Coordinator, overseeing the Batterer's Intervention Program and Substance Abuse Outpatient Treatment. The clinical team includes psychologists, licensed professional counselors, licensed marriage and family therapists, licensed clinical social workers, licensed master social workers, and provisionally licensed professional counselors. Several staff members are EMDR trained, TF-CBT trained, or certified in trauma-focused and substance use treatment, and both owners offer services in Spanish.

Counselors at Hope Connections work with each client to customize coping skills and develop a plan to meet specific goals for change. Treatment focuses on issues including learning disabilities, ADHD, eating disorders, anxiety, depression, oppositional defiance disorder, OCD, dementia, PTSD, personality and thought disorders, bipolar disorder, and substance abuse. Family services include counseling for addiction, fostering and adoption, child and adolescent behavioral concerns, and marriage and family therapy.

The clinic sits on West 10th Street, within steps of Rolla City Hall and the U.S. Army Recruiting Station, and roughly a tenth of a mile from the Rolla Public Library and the Rolla Police Department.