Spruce Creek Wellness Center

Welcome to Spruce Creek Wellness Center! We aim to help create wellness, balance, provide and inspire hope, and empower individuals, couples and families by providing new and traditional mental health and addiction services. Working with you as professionals we will guide, motivate, coach and inspire you to take a stand and make productive decisions in your life. There is no magic wand or simple answer to the complex situations that confront people. However, there are skills, techniques, strategies and supports that can be used as a “toolbox” for handling not only life’s crisis moments, but for improving and enriching day to day life. Our services include comprehensive assessments, professional counseling, links to groups & workshops, as well as other resources that offer support, guidance, and encouragement. We are professional and experienced service providers that work toward the goal of achieving wellness and recovery for those we serve. We offer different skills sets and approaches to suite your needs Our Providers Lauren Silver, LMHC I am a licensed mental health counselor who studied in New York state receiving graduate and post graduate experience in community mental health centers, substance abuse rehabilitation centers, skilled nursing facilities, psychiatric units and private practice. I specialize in mood disorders, anxiety and narcissistic abuse as well as working with a variety of other issues such as grief, women's issues, caretaker issues, and overall wellness. I am working to further my skills by pursuing training in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy which is making new advancements in the Mental Health fields and look forward to being able to use this new knowledge in the near future. I greatly look forward to helping you find your balance! Ed King, LCSW Since graduating with my Master of Social Work Degree in 1996, I have worked in a variety of settings from Skilled Nursing Homes to Juvenile Detention Centers. I was initially trained in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and also spent time working with a Psychoanalyst in Baltimore, Maryland. I now believe that Trauma is a major factor in Mental Health Treatment. Trauma (and the resulting emotional/psychological impacts it can have) is the main issue for most of the people seeking treatment, even if the person does not realize that Trauma is the cause of their symptoms. The good news is that with therapy, we can very often resolve trauma and alleviate the impact it has on people.