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Committed to the provision of a medical treatment model to address all aspects of mental illness. Physician-led, multi-disciplinary treatment team to deliver client services to adults and children in order to maximize the individual's ability to achieve successful lifelong recovery. Medicaid clients only. No sliding-fee scale.   [View Map]

Medicaid patients only. No sliding fee.   [View Map]

Health education and support services. Includes health screenings and workshops.   [View Map]

Primarily serves low-income or homeless women ages 18 and older who are recovering from alcohol and drug addiction and who may or may not have dependent children. Provides residential services including permanent housing; intensive case management; counseling for physical, emotional and sexual abuse; family counseling; parenting education; career guidance and employment services; independent living skills; childcare; transportation; programming for children of residents and support services for individuals and families.   [View Map]

Weekly support group for persons with bipolar illness and their families. Meets every Wednesday at the Peer Center 6:30-8 pm.   [View Map]

Provides licensed, professional Christian counseling by appointment only. Client fees are a $25 minimum but scholarships are available. Call for counseling locations or to set an appointment Monday through Saturday.   [View Map]

Develops and manages subsidized apartment units which are rented to people with disabilities. Tenants receive supportive housing services from service providers who partner with CHN.   [View Map]

Educational meetings and support groups for patients, family members, friends and professionals. Meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 7 pm at the Meadow Park Church of God.   [View Map]

A depression/bipolar support group for young adults. All patients, family members and friends are welcome; participants are not required to be OSU students or employees. The group meets every 3rd Wednesday of every month from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m in Room 126 of the church. See event board inside church for room changes. Please park/enter at rear of church.   [View Map]

For those coping with the suicide of a family member or friend. Peer crisis counseling by telephone. Last Sunday of every month beginning June 28th, 2009 from 7-8:30 pm.   [View Map]

Outpatient counseling and drug/alcohol services for children, teens, adults and older adults; aftercare services; urgent care/crisis services; community treatment teams for persons with long-term mental illness and teens with special needs; residential services; and prevention, consultation, and education.   [View Map]

Mental health and chemical dependency counseling. Support services, including family support, linkage to resources, case management for adults 60 years and older. Elder abuse prevention.   [View Map]

Adult and Individual, family and group outpatient counseling, case management services, child psychiatry, and drug and alcohol assessment and counseling for families and youth, birth to age 18. Expertise in AD/HD, physical and sexual abuse issues, depression and anxiety, oppositional behaviors and school difficulties. Includes child psychiatrists, psychologists, licensed social workers and counselors.   [View Map]

Provides a variety of outpatient assessment and counseling services to individuals, couples and families. Services include diagnostic assessment and treatment, prevention, consultation and education, psychological evaluation and counseling. Psychiatric, drug/alcohol assessment, EAP and medication assessment and treatment.   [View Map]

Provides a variety of outpatient assessment and counseling services to individuals, couples and families. Services include diagnostic assessment and treatment, prevention, consultation and education, psychological evaluation and counseling, psychiatric assessment, drug/alcohol assessment, EAP assessment and treatment, medication assessment and treatment.   [View Map]

A nontraditional holistic and culturally sensitive approach to personal growth and development for individuals with a mental illness who are also struggling with substance abuse problems. Services provided include relapse prevention, substance abuse education, 12-step groups, leisure activities, HIV/AIDS education, sober lifestyle group, cocaine specific group, and individual and group counseling.   [View Map]

Operates hotlines, conducts educational programs, works with other organizations to fight against suicide.

Educational programs for individuals with mental disabilities and addiction to alcohol or other drugs. Services include pre-vocational learning group, self-esteem, recovery from codependency, job-readiness, drawing and self expression, relationship-skill building, dual-diagnosis family education, older adult group, women and men issue groups, alcohol and drug education and peer support.   [View Map]

Support group held on Wednesdays at 8:30 pm.   [View Map]

A private, not-for-profit trade association representing provider organizations throughout Ohio which provide addiction treatment and/or mental health services to their communities.   [View Map]

Statewide medical specialty organization with nearly 1,110 psychiatrists; specialize in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mental illnesses, including substance use disorders; accepts complaints against member psychiatrists; monitors legislation; educates the public regarding mental health issues. Statewide referral service to member psychiatrists has ended as of August 2009   [View Map]

Consumer-operated mental health corporation that offers employment to mental health consumers with demonstrated recovery. Employment invovles one-on-one and group peer support services to other mental health consumers. Training is paid and provided for each employee. Services are offered in the community and in Twin Valley hospital for patients in transition to our community. Other services include group socialization events, including on most holidays. These services increase social skills, alleviate isolation and loneliness and promote recovery. Site for the BRIDGES classes taught for and by mental health consumers. Provide community outreach and advocacy to schools, universities and the community-at-large regarding mental health. Support group for social anxiety and agoraphobia on 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month from 4-5 pm.   [View Map]

Evening telephone peer support line for mental health consumers. This is not a service for crisis or medical calls.   [View Map]

PLANCO develops future care plans for families who have loved ones with lifelong disabilities, ensuring continuation of quality care when family caretakers are no longer available. Assist families still involved with primary care by directly providing a variety of support services, including and activity program. Provides referrals for financial and estate planning, trusts and guardianships.   [View Map]

Alcohol and other drug use and abuse information and education; media library, speakers on prevention, alcohol and drug issues and social issues; programs for youth and special populations; community based programs on the west and south sides of Columbus; prevention training and programming; consultation and referral. Community Resource Center open Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.   [View Map]

Mentoring program for youth between grades 4-8. Goal is to provide youth with positive role models who will encourage and support the youth, thereby reducing the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs. Both school-based and community-based programs are available.   [View Map]

The Resource Library provides resources to professionals and the public on alcohol and drugs, prevention, treatment, mental health and social issue topics. Materials for specific ages, cultural backgrounds and special populations are available. Information-on-demand information services, adult presentations, trainings, brochures and handouts and other print media are also available. Collection of over 1200 volumes and 600 videos is available for free loan. Partnership with Columbus Public Health and Mental Health America of Franklin County.   [View Map]

This west-side based program provides education, support groups and family strengthening prevention activities for Latino families in the Hilltop region of Columbus. Summer day camps, after-school programming and school-based programs for elementary and middle school youth are also available.   [View Map]

This west-side based program provides education, support groups and family strengthening prevention activities for families in the Hilltop region of Columbus. Activities include programs for children of addicts and alcoholics and general community support. Summer day camps, after-school programming and school-based programs for elementary and middle-school youth are also available.   [View Map]

Year-round weekly programs for children Grades K-4; teaches healthy life choices and promotes youth development to prevent alcohol, tobacco and drug use. Students Assisting in Learning (SAIL) is an advanced program for grades 5-8 covering alcohol, tobacco and drug use prevention. Encourages parent involvement through quarterly parent dinners and volunteer opportunities. Summer day camp program, after-school programming and mentoring services also available.   [View Map]

A Self- Help Cognitive Behavior program to help learn coping tools and skills for controlling emotional reactions to problems. The group meets at St. John's Episcopal Church Education Building, 700 High St. in Worthington. Call for details.   [View Map]

A center for extensive postacute health care services including subacute and transitional care, ventilator weaning care, long-term nursing care, Alzheimer's and Dementia care, Behavioral Health services, rehabilitation, outpatient services, dialysis treatment and assisted living.   [View Map]

A Behavioral Health Unit that offers specialized short-term and long-term care for older adults experiencing behavioral and emotional challenges. Specialized in the care of those suffering from traumatic brain injury, dementia and psychiatric disorders. The unit serves as bridge from acute to community-based care.   [View Map]

Offers counseling and a wide variety of mental health services to children ages birth to 18 and their families. SVFC's multi-disciplinary staff works with families of children experiencing emotional and/or behavioral problems or who are at risk for developing such problems. Children and families are served through one or more of the following services: prevention, consultation and education services; step-by-step; outpatient family services; preschool day treatment; school-age day treatment; school-based community support services; deaf services; intensive community support services; extended day services; respite services and residential services. Parenting classes through the Hispanic Latino Program.   [View Map]

A consumer-operated service center that offers one-on-one and group peer support, recreational activities, resource center, computer lab and media center. Promotes empowerment through education and peer support, encouraging consumers to take control of their own recovery. Open daily 7 am-11 pm, including holidays. Adults-only (18 and over) facility. Over 30 peer support groups on a variety of mental health, wellness and recovery topics are scheduled each week, in addition to several fun activities and occasional community outings.   [View Map]

Individual, relationship and family therapy. Sessions for children, adolescents and adults. Addresses depression and anxiety; abuse issues/codependency; self-esteem/stress; spiritual issues/faith concerns; emotional overeating; EMDR; bariatric surgery readiness assessments, body image. Sliding fee available.   [View Map]