About Shalom Counseling & Mediation Center

Joining the Shalom family in 2024 as a Fulton County native, I am blessed to bring two decades of a purpose-driven career helping others reach their goals. I have had the privilege and honor to impact and be impacted by countless individuals, families, teams, and communities in their pursuit of hope and healing, serving from the front line to the executive level in the non-profit and for-profit sectors of healthcare for local and national organizations.

We all experience trauma and difficulties. The services offered at our three Shalom locations for children and adults are based on our core values and mission-driven focus relying on the foundational principles of spirituality and psychology. You matter and your goals matter to us. Together, we can create hope and healing. Our caring and professional staff are here to support you in your journey. Connect with us via phone at 419-445-1552 or email at info@shalomworks.org and we will be happy to assist you.

We are committed to helping the communities we serve experience peace, healing and wholeness. Check us out and see what Shalom has to offer or consider what you can do to help us help others by becoming an honored donor. Shalom is heavily supported by our honored donors, and we are always excited to share with you what projects we are working on that could use any support you would like to give. Shalom welcomes volunteers! Please connect with us to see what volunteer opportunities await you.

Keith Short is Shalom’s Victim of Crime Act, VOCA Grant administrator. Keith has administered the grant since 2017.

 Insurance can be confusing so let me know whenever you have questions.  I'm here to help you.  If I don't have the answer I can point you in the right direction.   Phone: 419-445-1552 or email me at mwhitaker@shalomworks.org