Marriage and family therapist
Mark Strunk
LPC, LMFT
Columbus, GA
Contact for availability
From the public NPI record
- Practice location
- Columbus, GA 31901
- Registered profession
- marriage and family therapist
- Also registered as
- professional counselor
- Licenses listed
- LPC180 (Georgia); LPC488 (Alabama); MFT349 (Georgia); MFT111 (Alabama)
- NPI issued
- February 13, 2007
- Record last updated
- September 11, 2025
Copied from the public NPI record for NPI 1982746467. A listed license may have changed since; check with the state licensing board.
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About Mark
Mark Strunk is listed as a marriage and family therapist in Columbus, GA. Also registered as a professional counselor. Contact the practice for current services and appointment availability.
Common questions
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About the provider (2)
What does Mark Strunk's NPI record list?
The public NPI record (NPI 1982746467) lists Mark Strunk as a marriage and family therapist, gives the credential LPC, LMFT and lists licenses LPC180 (Georgia); LPC488 (Alabama); MFT349 (Georgia); MFT111 (Alabama).
Link to this answerHow can I check whether Mark Strunk's details are current?
Mark Strunk has not claimed this profile, so its details come only from the public NPI record, last updated September 11, 2025. Look up NPI 1982746467 in the NPI registry, check a license with the state licensing board and confirm details with the practice.
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How do I request an appointment with Mark Strunk?
Call the practice at (706) 649-6500 to ask about availability and request an appointment. The practice confirms the clinician and the appointment.
Link to this answerIs Mark Strunk accepting new clients?
Not listed. Contact Mark Strunk's practice to ask whether new clients are being accepted.
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