HONEY LAKE CLINIC
Break Free from the Cycle of
Self-Injury—There Is Hope.
Break Free from the Cycle of Self-Injury—There Is Hope.
Self-harm is often a silent battle, used as a way to cope with deep emotional pain, stress, or overwhelming feelings. Many individuals struggle with cutting, burning, skin picking, hair pulling, or even suicidal thoughts—not because they want to die, but because they don’t know how else to manage their emotions.
At Honey Lake Clinic, we provide faith-based, evidence-driven treatment to help individuals understand and overcome self-harming behaviors, develop healthy coping strategies, and find lasting peace and healing through faith and professional care. In fact, 98% of patients who complete their program with us report meaningful progress—a powerful reminder that even the deepest emotional wounds can heal.
You don’t have to suffer in silence.
What Is Self-Harm?
Self-harm—also called Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI)—refers to deliberately hurting oneself as a way to cope with emotional distress. While it is different from a suicide attempt, it is often a warning sign of deeper emotional pain and requires professional treatment.
Common types of self-harm include:
- Cutting, burning, or hitting oneself as a form of release.
- Skin picking (Excoriation) and hair pulling (Trichotillomania), which are compulsive self-harming behaviors.
- Punching walls, scratching, or interfering with wound healing.
- Suicidal ideation and past suicide attempts, which may indicate a need for urgent care.
At Honey Lake Clinic, we help individuals:
- Identify and address the underlying emotional and spiritual pain driving self-harm.
- Develop healthier coping mechanisms that replace self-injury.
- Reconnect with faith and find strength through Christ in their healing journey.
If you or a loved one is struggling, we’re here to help.
Types of Self-Harm Behaviors We Treat
Types of Self-Harm Behaviors We Treat
If you’re struggling with any of these behaviors, we can help.
If you’re struggling with any of these behaviors, we can help.
When Does Self-Harm
Require Treatment?
When Does Self-Harm Require Treatment?
Not everyone who self-harms is suicidal, but all forms of self-injury signal emotional distress that needs professional help.
Signs That Self-Harm May Require Treatment:
- Self-injury has become a frequent or routine coping mechanism.
- Feelings of shame or secrecy about self-harming behaviors.
- Using self-harm to feel “something” or release emotional pain.
- Struggling to manage emotions without self-harming.
If this sounds like you, a compassionate specialist is ready to listen:
Getting help is really brave, even when it doesn’t feel like it.
I had reached a point where I saw no hope—no reason to live. I didn’t believe healing was possible for me. But at Honey Lake Clinic, I found a place where people truly understood both faith and mental health. The peaceful environment, the support, and the care I received made all the difference. I was wrong to think nothing could help me. Honey Lake Clinic did.
— AMANDA N.
Faith-Based Treatment for Self-Harm in Adults
Faith-Based Treatment for Self-Harm in Adults
At Honey Lake Clinic, we take a whole-person approach to self-harm recovery, blending
scientifically proven therapies with Christian counseling and faith-based healing.
At Honey Lake Clinic, we take a whole-person approach to self-harm recovery, blending scientifically proven therapies with Christian counseling and faith-based healing.
Find healing in a faith-centered environment.
Healing Through Faith, Therapy & Emotional Growth
Healing Through Faith, Therapy & Emotional Growth
For adults struggling with self-harm, treatment must address both the behavior and the emotional pain behind it. At Honey Lake Clinic, we provide a structured, compassionate environment where individuals can learn healthier coping strategies, process past wounds, and find lasting peace in Christ.
For adults struggling with self-harm, treatment must address both the behavior and the emotional pain behind it. At Honey Lake Clinic, we provide a structured, compassionate environment where individuals can learn healthier coping strategies, process past wounds, and find lasting peace in Christ.
What Makes Our Program Unique?
Christian-Based Counseling
Integrates biblical wisdom with
proven therapy methods.
Christian-Based Counseling
Integrates biblical wisdom with proven therapy methods.
Expert Clinicians & Pastoral Support
Addresses both mental health
and spiritual healing.
Expert Clinicians & Pastoral Support
Addresses both mental health and spiritual healing.
Personalized Treatment Plans
Tailored to each individual’s specific
mood disorder and struggles.
Personalized Treatment Plans
Tailored to each individual’s specific mood disorder and struggles.
Serene, Retreat-Like Environment
A peaceful setting with lakes, walking
trails, and quiet spaces for reflection.
Serene, Retreat-Like Environment
A peaceful setting with lakes, walking trails, and quiet spaces for reflection.
Comprehensive Wellness Programs
Designed to restore mental, physical,
and emotional well-being.
Comprehensive Wellness Programs
Designed to restore mental, physical, and emotional well-being.
Core Therapies for Addictions
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) & Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) – Helps replace self-harm with healthy coping skills, emotional regulation, and distress tolerance techniques.
- Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR) – Processes trauma and distressing memories that may contribute to self-harm behaviors.
- Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT) & Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) – Teaches self-compassion, reduces self-criticism, and helps individuals accept and manage painful emotions instead of escaping through self-harm.
- Faith-Based Counseling & Pastoral Support – Provides Christian mentorship, prayer, and scripture-based healing for emotional and spiritual renewal.
- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) (For Adults with Depression & Self-Harm) – A non-invasive, FDA-approved treatment that helps regulate mood, reduce depression, and decrease self-harm urges.
- Medication Management – Board-certified psychiatrists provide safe, supervised use of medication (if needed) to help regulate mood, manage impulsivity, and reduce self-harm urges.
- Equine-Assisted Therapy – Builds emotional regulation, self-awareness, and trust through structured interactions with horses.
- Faith-Based Group Therapy & Peer Support – Encourages healing through fellowship, accountability, and faith-centered discussions with others on the recovery journey.
Healing Beyond Therapy:
The Wellness Program
At Honey Lake Clinic, we believe in treating the whole person. As patients progress through treatment, they gain access to our wellness amenities to promote relaxation, self-care, and renewal, including:
- Massage Therapy & Facials – Reduce stress and promote emotional well-being.
- Salon & Self-Care Services – Restore confidence and self-worth.
- Lakeside Walking Trails & Outdoor Reflection Spaces – Encourage mindfulness and healing.
- Personalized Fitness & Wellness Plans – Strengthen the mind-body connection.
Scientifically Validated Healing in a Faith-Based Environment
At Honey Lake Clinic, we believe true healing happens when the mind, body, and spirit are nurtured together. Our integrated approach is both scientifically validated and deeply rooted in Christian faith.
Honey Lake Clinic’s Proven Results:
98%
Feel better now than when admitted
98%
Of patients would recommend Honey Lake Clinic
95%
Reported reduced anxiety
93%
Experienced decreased depression
Begin Your Transformation with the Country’s Leading Residential Christian Mental Health Program in a Lakeside Resort Setting
The country’s only residential Christian mental health program that features comprehensive, evidence-based care programs led by world-renowned licensed and board-certified providers, supported by personalized care programs from our extensive, Christian care team and nestled on a luxury lakeside resort:
- Nation’s only residential Christian mental health program with evidence-based care.
- World-leading Christian psychiatrists & licensed therapists.
- Personalized care teams with board-certified psychiatrists, licensed Christian therapists, medical professionals & spiritual care providers.
- Fast admissions to get you or a loved one into treatment quickly.
- Insurance accepted – we work with most major providers.
- Luxury facilities in a private, lakeside retreat setting.
- Personalized care & tailored treatment plans for individual needs.
- Whole-person healing focused on mental, physical, emotional & spiritual care.
- Nationally accredited programs meeting the highest standards of clinical excellence & integrity.
- Proven results: 98% feel better after treatment & would recommend to a friend.
Frequently Asked Questions
Self-harm, also called Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI), is the act of deliberately hurting oneself as a way to cope with emotional pain, stress, or overwhelming feelings. People engage in self-harm for various reasons, including:
- Releasing emotional distress when they feel overwhelmed.
- Feeling something when they experience numbness or emotional disconnection.
- Punishing themselves due to guilt, shame, or self-criticism.
- Regaining a sense of control over emotions or circumstances
Self-harm can take many forms, including cutting, burning, skin-picking, and hair-pulling. If you or a loved one is struggling, help is available, and healing is possible.
📖 Learn more about specific types of self-harm:
- Cutting & Self-Injury
- Burning & Other Forms of Self-Injury
- Skin-Picking Disorder (Excoriation)
- Hair-Pulling Disorder (Trichotillomania)
Speak with a specialist today:
No, self-harm and suicidal behavior are not the same, but they can be related.
- Self-harm is a coping mechanism—a way to manage intense emotions, not necessarily an attempt to end one’s life.
- Suicidal ideation involves thoughts of wanting to die or planning to end one’s life.
- However, self-harm increases the risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviors over time if the underlying pain remains untreated.
If you or someone you love struggles with self-harm, suicidal thoughts, or past suicide attempts, professional and faith-based support can provide hope and healing.
If you are in crisis, seek immediate help.
Yes! Many people who struggle with self-harm also feel spiritually disconnected, ashamed, or unworthy of healing—but God’s grace offers renewal and freedom from destructive behaviors.
At Honey Lake Clinic, we integrate
- Christian counseling and pastoral mentorship to help individuals reconnect with faith.
- Biblical wisdom and scripture-based healing to offer hope, renewal, and emotional stability.
- A supportive, faith-centered community for encouragement, accountability, and transformation.
📖 “He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” – Psalm 147:3
Explore faith-based healing for self-harm:
Self-harm is a serious sign of emotional distress, and professional treatment can help uncover and heal the root causes. You or a loved one may benefit from treatment if:
- Self-harm has become a regular way to cope with stress or emotions.
- There is an urge to hide injuries from family and friends.
- Stopping feels impossible, or there is a fear of losing control.
- There is increasing self-hatred, shame, or hopelessness.
At Honey Lake Clinic, we take a faith-based and evidence-based approach to self-harm recovery, helping individuals build emotional resilience, develop healthier coping skills, and find strength in Christ.
If you’re unsure whether treatment is needed, call for a confidential consultation:
A structured routine is essential for healing. At Honey Lake Clinic, our programs provide the right balance of therapy, faith-based healing, and personal reflection in a peaceful, restorative setting.
For Adults: Healing Through Reflection & Growth
Mornings begin with one-on-one therapy, where patients work through personal struggles with licensed clinicians. Some days include intensive therapeutic sessions led by our renowned pastoral counselors and doctors, offering deeper insight into emotional and spiritual healing. Afterward, patients have quiet personal time for reflection, journaling, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
Afternoons focus on community and alternative healing. Patients participate in group therapy, explore our Wellness Program amenities, and engage in therapeutic activities such as art therapy, equine-assisted therapy, or guided meditation. Meals are shared, encouraging fellowship and support.
Evenings are a time for growth and renewal. Through faith-based courses, devotionals, and personal reflection, patients build a stronger sense of purpose and inner peace before ending the day in the comfort of our serene campus.
Want to know more? Call to speak with a specialist:
Success Stories
Real Lives Transformed Through Faith & Healing
Every journey is unique, but the impact is undeniable – lives restored, faith renewed &
hope rediscovered. These stories are proof that healing is possible.
Let us help you write your own success story – call now to start your journey.
Every journey is unique, but the impact is undeniable – lives restored, faith renewed & hope rediscovered. These stories are proof that healing is possible.
Let us help you write your own success story – call now to start your journey.
Insurance Accepted
We believe everyone deserves compassionate, high-quality mental health care.
That’s why we partner with leading insurance providers to make treatment accessible.
We believe everyone deserves compassionate, high-quality mental health care. That’s why we partner with leading insurance providers to make treatment accessible.
We Can Verify Your Insurance in Minutes.
Accredited, Trusted Care
Honey Lake Clinic meets the highest standards of clinical excellence and spiritual
integrity, ensuring you receive compassionate, effective, and personalized care.
Honey Lake Clinic meets the highest standards of clinical excellence and spiritual integrity, ensuring you receive compassionate, effective, and personalized care.
Our world-class team & individualized
programs help patients:
Our world-class team & individualized programs help patients:
- Regain control of their lives and break free from anxiety
- Address root causes of mental health struggles
- Rediscover their faith and sense of purpose
- Achieve lasting peace, fulfillment, and resilience