About

Established in 2017

Tree of Hope Counseling and Wellness Center is a therapy outlet designed to encourage health from head to toe. We seek to aid individuals and families with their mental, emotional, and physical health

Who We Are

We are a small, creative team devoted to making your experience with us personalized, lasting, and beneficial!  

Our Mission: “Strengthening your roots one change at a time!”

A Few Words About

Our Team

Tricia Orscheln founded Tree of Hope Counseling and Wellness Center in 2017.  Tricia offers a wide variety of treatment modalities with over 25 years of service as a mental health professional.  Avery Orscheln earned a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology and gerontology in 2023.  She is currently in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Master’s Program at Missouri State University. She plans to graduate in December 2025.

Tricia Orscheln

Founder

“I believe I have the ability and passion to empower people to help them help themselves!”

Avery Orscheln

Office Manager

“I’m the Tree of Hope office and social media manager.  My goal is to serve the community just like my Mom!”

Premium self-pay rates

We accept many forms of payment including:

Cash, Local Checks, Visa, Mastercard, Venmo, Discover, HSA cards, Apple Pay, The Cash App

Initial Evaluation

$175

/ first visit
Individual counseling

$150

/ Visit
Family & couple counseling

$175

/ per visit

In print 2024

Wellness under one Roof

In this two-page spread each licensed professional shares details about her business concept and how it relates to one’s head to toe wellness. Page 49

In the news 2024

Mental Health Professional

Gratitude: The quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation for and to return kindness. 

I am beyond grateful for the support and votes to win Jefferson City’s Best Mental Health Professional again this year!  I am continually filled with gratitude in this field of work.  Thank you and here’s to another amazing year of healing and helping the community around me!

In print 2023

What the Pros Know

Self-care is crucial for your mind. In the midst of daily stressors and challenges, it provides you an opportunity to unwind and recharge.

In the news 2023

Mental Health Professional

Thankful, grateful and blessed for your
votes over the past few years. Being able
to help people create personal change in
their lives provides so much joy to mine.

In print 2023

City's Black Book

Tree of Hope Counseling and Wellness Center

What sets you apart?
I offer a personalized approach to helping my clients create their own mental health toolbox. We work together to fill it with coping skills and interventions specific to their goals. I have a natural ability to truly connect with all ages and personalities. I have never been shy or unapproachable, and I am always open-minded to where a person is at in their life.

 

In the news 2022

Mental Health Professional

“I am truly honored and humbled to have won this category!” Thank you (Mahalo)

In the media 2022

experts link behavior to pandemic

Children struggling with behavioral problems, local experts link behavior to pandemic

In a KRCG interview, Tricia Orscheln shares her thoughts on the link between behavior and the pandemic

Story by Elise Person

In the news 2021

Mental Health Professional

“I am beyond grateful for your support.  Thank you (Mahalo)!”

In print

SHOW UP FOR YOURSELF

Committing to wellness efforts is key to mental health

In HER Magazine, Tricia Orscheln shares her thoughts on the importance of self care awareness

Story by Nina Todea
Photos by Liv Paggiarino

In print

Deck the halls with stress free holidays

Article by: Tricia Orscheln

Page 22

In print

3 local businesses making a name in JCMO

Biz Spotlight

In Jefferson CITY Magazine, Tree of Hope Counseling and Wellness Center is one of three local businesses showcased in the May/June issue

 Page 27

In print

Self-Love

Health & wellness

In the article “Using self-care to fight the winter blues,” Tree of Hope Counseling and Wellness Center founder Tricia Orscheln is interviewed in the Nov/Dec issue

 Pages 89-91