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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]

Child care and early learning resource and referral; parenting programs; information, education and employment services for early childhood professionals; home child care provider recruitment and registration; employer programs.   [View Map]

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

Three-week educational program about alcohol and drug abuse and recovery from chemical dependency for consumers and family members. Speakers/film; no fee; open to the public; 9 am to noon on Saturdays. Call or email for scheduled dates. Held at Riverside Hospital; call for details.   [View Map]

Determines what mental health and recovery services are needed in the county and provides funds to implement those services (information/referral, education, legal rights). ADAMH's safety net of not-for-profit contract providers cares for youth, adults and older adults in Franklin County. A sliding-fee scale for services is offered so that all Franklin County residents, regardless of income, can receive the services they need.   [View Map]

CFAC is an advocacy organization that is dedicated to becoming a voice of consumers and families in the public mental health and alcohol/drug system. CFAC is a voluntary group of individuals who are either recovering from mental illness or drug and alcohol addiction themselves, or have family members who are recovering. CFAC provides a network of individuals for advocacy, support of families and advice to the ADAMH staff and Board of Trustees. Founded in 1997, CFAC serves as an important sounding board for the ADAMH Board and for its service providers, as well as an educator in the community on mental health and substance abuse issues.

Community-based support system for families and loved ones in Franklin and surrounding counties facing Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. Services include: 24-hour helpline staffed by a professional; Medic-Alert and safe return for wanderers; family support groups; Caregiver support program offering home safety evaluations, long-term planning and support; a multimedia reference library; monthly educational lectures.   [View Map]

Military, Veterans, and Community Services: assistance to active military personnel, veterans and their families. This includes: crisis intervention; emergency communications; personal and financial intervention; personal and financial counseling; financial assistance and support groups. Non-military services include communication in times of disaster in the USA; location of families separated due to war or natural disasters internationally, including Holocaust survivors; blood donor services; health/safety education; disaster relief assistance including disaster mental health services.   [View Map]

The support group meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday, from 7-8 (or 8:30) pm and is open to new referrals. The church also houses a charter school (4th - 12th grades) for children with Asperger's and other high functioning autistic children. There is no fee. The focus is on behavior problems, social skills and anger management.   [View Map]

Weekly support group for persons with bipolar illness and their families. Meets every Wednesday at the First Congregational Church Chapel, 444 E. Broad St., 6:30-8 pm.   [View Map]

For individuals with a brain injury or families, professionals or other interested persons. Provides information and referral to local and statewide support groups. Provides Ohio legislative and services information.   [View Map]

Continuum of mental, emotional and behavioral health care serving youth (boys and girls) ages 10-18 in open and secure residential settings. Intensive Care Center provides secure residential treatment for severely emotionally disturbed youth. Other services include: intensive day treatment; crisis intervention; treatment for dually diagnosed youth; outpatient and community based services; deaf and hearing impaired services; treatment foster care and adoption services; diagnostic assessment; family therapy; work experience and life skills training; and special educational services.   [View Map]

The groups are open to youth 13 yrs. and older. They will run for 10 weeks. Dinner provided and incentives for consistent attendance and positive participation. The groups will teach members to identify anger triggers, connect underlying feelings, be assertive rather than aggressive, develop healthy coping and problem-solving skills and consider consequences and take responsibility. Youth must have diagnostic assessment and receive Medicaid.

Centralized Admissions Department for Residential, Foster Care and Community-based Programs.   [View Map]

Partial hospitalization/day treatment program for emotionally disturbed boys and girls in middle school and grades 9-12. Evening partial hospitalization is available for up to 13 co-ed students, ages 13-18.   [View Map]

Treatment foster care program.   [View Map]

Crisis intervention, advocacy, emergency shelter and referrals for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and hate crimes. Bimonthly support group for LGBT domestic violence survivors. Community education and professional training regarding issues of violence in LGBT communities. All services are free and confidential.   [View Map]

Numerous programs in three functional areas: Family Services: individual, group, family, and child counseling; pregnancy support services; Community Services: neighborhood support services with special focus on growing Hispanic community, food pantries, clothing, material assistance. Senior Programs: Homemakers provide light housekeeping, transportation to non-emergency medical appointments, senior companions, in-home assessments and supportive case management including budget planning, medical insurance and housing needs by linking to other community services. Long-Term Ombudsman Program provides advocacy, complaint resolution, and community education regarding long-term care options.

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Provides educational programs and specialized treatment including counseling, art therapy and a nutritionist. All services are on a sliding-fee scale and the outpatient eating disorder treatment is for ages child through adult. Eating Disorders Community Support groups meet twice a month at no charge. The Center provides two expansive patient programs: Intensive Outpatient Program, a 10-hour a week program for ages 16 and older, Partial Hospitalization Program, and a 30-hours a week program for ages 18 and older.   [View Map]

Provides child abuse assessments, counseling, prevention, treatment and referral services for children and their families. CCFA is a joint partnership between Nationwide Children's Hospital and Columbus Coalition Against Family Violence.   [View Map]

Assistance and support to members of the community in overcoming mental, emotional and other challenges to a productive life, focused on employment, economic stability and life skills. Community-based services include rehabilitation readiness, career counseling and vocational assessment, recovery-based technology skill training, job training, job placement, supported employment, job coaching, follow-along support, and benefits planning and consultation. Corporate Psychiatric Disability Management/Workplace Intervention Services for employers. Employment Peer Specialists assist in Readiness Course and Resource Center activities in addition to providing supportive consultation.   [View Map]

POMC sponsors monthly support group meetings for anyone who has suffered the murder of a loved one. The group meets on the last Wednesday of each month from 7-9 pm in the Education Center at Nationwide Children's Hospital. POMC sponsors community programs such as the Parole Block Program and support services for family members such as Memorial Plaques, Memorial Quilts, and Picture Boards. Monthly newsletter. No dues or registration charge - run on donation basis only.

24-hour poison and drug information hotline for the general public and health care professionals; includes alcohol and drug overdose information.

24-hr. crisis line; emergency shelter for female victims of domestic violence and their children. Individual and group counseling for shelter and non-shelter victims and survivors (male/female). Community education; legal advocacy; outreach to at-risk populations including women in prison; peer support groups for women; domestic violence in the workplace and other professional training.   [View Map]

Prevention/education, HIV testing and counseling; case management services for people living with HIV/AIDS; Ryan White Emergency Assistance Program; medical referrals; food pantry; pet program; support groups; advocacy; policy issues.   [View Map]

Comprehensive mental health, alcohol and other drug prevention and treatment/recovery services. Services include traditional and intensive case management; residential; medication clinic; urgent care and outpatient services to individuals, families and groups. Specialized services for older adults, severely mentally disabled, substance abusing/dependent males, adolescents and their families.   [View Map]

Offers a variety of mental health and alcohol and drug abuse services including intensive outpatient group treatment for substance abusing/dependent individuals.   [View Map]

Psychosocial rehabilitation program with a strong vocational emphasis, provides support services for persons ages 18 and older. Schizophrenics Anonymous (SA) support group.   [View Map]

5 day-a-week child care center offering affordable, comprehensive child development services for children (ages 18 months-5 yrs) whose parents are employed, attending school, or are participating in a job-training program.   [View Map]

Mission is to assist families in the positive resolution of grief following the death of a child and to provide information to help others be supportive. TCF is a national nonprofit, self-help organization with almost 600 local chapters. Meetings are open to all family members who are grieving the death of a child. There is no religious affiliation and no dues or fees. There is a free chapter lending library and a free Bi-monthly newsletter. TCF offers a safe place for bereaved parents, grandparents, and siblings to meet and talk freely about their child and grief issues. No one is required to speak, but non-judgmental listening is expected.

The Central Ohio Chapter of TCF has several meeting dates and locations. 1) The first meets at 7 pm on the second Tuesday of every month. Location: Assembly Room of Ascension Church, 1479 Morse Road, Columbus, OH. 2) The second meets at 7 pm on the third Monday of every month. Location: Asbury United Methodist Church, 55 Lincoln Avenue, Delaware, OH. 3) The third meets at 7 pm on the first and third Mondays of every month (excluding holidays). Location: Gender Road Christian Church, 5336 Gender Road, Canal Winchester, OH.   [View Map]

Adult drug counseling and treatment; youth and adult prevention and education services. Women In Transition.   [View Map]

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Individual, marital, family and group mental health/substance abuse counseling for all ages. Community education programs for schools, businesses and community groups; specialized services for children, adolescents, older adults and persons with chronic mental illness; anger management. Families in Touch support group for families and friends of persons with mental illness that meets twice a month; Schizophrenics Anonymous; Survivors of Suicide support group.   [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, 2425 Bethel Road.   [View Map]

The DTRC offers individual cognitive-behavioral therapy for people with depression and other mood-related disorders. Staff works collaboratively with each client to customize the treatment program for their individual needs. Fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income to ensure that clients are not turned away for financial reasons. Conducts studies of psychotherapy at times. If eligible for a study, treatment is typically provided at no cost.   [View Map]

Individual, marital, family and group mental health counseling for all ages. Alcohol and Drug Assessment for adults. Specialized services for clients with trauma issues. Women's support groups, anger management group, DBT Group & At Loss Support Group for parents who have lost a child. Three-day driver intervention program (CAPP). Specialized case management services. HIV education and pregnancy prevention services in schools.   [View Map]

Offers services to families with a child or children (prenatal through age 6) who are diagnosed with a disability, delay or at risk of developing a disability or delay. Developmental screenings, home visits, resource linkage, child care observations and screenings, and training for professionals. Equipment loan program available for adaptive equipment to individuals in need.   [View Map]

24-hour comprehensive information and referral to more than 5,000 social services and 2,100 volunteer opportunities in Franklin County. Services include: referrals to food pantries; on-line and print annual and specialized directories, labels and lists; volunteer training, consultation, volunteer management for companies and agencies; volunteer programs for senior citizens, groups, and persons with special needs; citizen corps.; kinship care; taxi; special events; free resource lists.   [View Map]

Programs geared to develop and maintain skills needed in every day living for persons with MR/DD. Programs for early childhood through adult. Job placement, counseling and follow-up services.   [View Map]

Responsible for investigating reports of child abuse and neglect; child protective services; adoption; foster care; volunteer programs (call 341-6060); services to unmarried parents; diversion, crisis and family preservation services for unruly youth or status offenders. Speakers available (call 275-2521).   [View Map]

The Office on Aging administers the Senior Options and Adult Protective Services programs. Senior Options is funded by the Senior Services Levy and provides "one-stop shopping" for callers needing information, advocacy or direct access to a wide range of community-based services. Adult Protective Services is funded by the Department of Job and Family Services and assists impaired adults who may be harmed due to abuse, neglect or exploitation.   [View Map]

Civil commitment to mental health facilities for individuals with mental illness or mental retardation. Individuals must be pre-screened by Netcare Access (276-2273). Court also administers guardian, estate, and trust matters; completes adoptions; settles minor injury cases and wrongful death cases; and issues name changes and marriage licenses.   [View Map]

Residential treatment facility for chemically dependent adult males. Individual, group and family counseling, educational information, AA meetings, work therapy, referral and support services.   [View Map]

Outpatient counseling for substance dependent; Outpatient individual and group counseling for adults. Includes intensive outpatient, assessments, family group and women's specific group. interpreting services available. Specialized treatment services include case management, dual diagnosis counseling, family programs and art therapy.   [View Map]

Numerous support groups and services offered for patients, family members and friends of those whose lives have been touched by cancer.   [View Map]

A six-week support series for adults coping with the loss of a loved one. Pathways is open to anyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one. Meets Quarterly from 5:30 to 7pm at varied locations. Call for information or to register.   [View Map]

Counseling for: children, adolescent, adult, couple, marriage, family and seniors with (In-home counseling for Seniors). Case management for seniors living independently, Holocaust Survivors and assistance to Caregivers. Family Enhancement programs including: Help Me Grow, Parent Education, Healthy Relationships program, Family Violence Prevention, Preparing children to enter the classroom. Career and Workforce Development includes: employment resource services, professional resume writers; Program designed for: dislocated workers, refugees and immigrants, general community at all levels of employment. Training programs for the Columbus Business Community. Volunteer opportunities at JFS for Jewish seniors, Jewish Big Brother and Big Sister program.   [View Map]

Provides legal assistance in civil cases to low-income individuals who cannot afford to hire an attorney. Helps people in the areas of family law, government benefits, housing, consumer rights and senior citizen legal issues. There is no charge for services, but there may be a requirment to pay certain court costs. If referred to a private attorney, there may be a small fee. If unable to help with problem, a referral to an agency which may be more suitable to assist will be made.   [View Map]

Addresses four core societal issues of hunger, housing, healing and hope. Provides food pantries, homeless shelters, senior living residences and affordable housing communities.   [View Map]

Faith Mission provides emergency shelter to homeless, single men and women. Individuals receiving shelter also receive case management services designed to help them address their housing crisis and transition them to permanent housing. Medical services as well as transportation and employment search assistance are also provided.   [View Map]

Alcohol and drug treatment, intervention, and education; mental health services when dually diagnosed; adult and adolescent inpatient and outpatient services; detoxification unit for adults; 3-day state certified driver intervention program; extended care program for women; women's Africentric program; three phases of treatment for Appalachian and African-American males; Underage Drinking Program. Provide services for public inebriate men and women at the Community Engagement Center.   [View Map]

Programs offered: employer products and services to address issues ranging from the daily challenges of your work and life to the complex management of your employer's mental health and chemical dependency benefits. Benefits include: Employee Assistance Programs (EAP); Carve-Outs; Risk Management; Administration of Behavioral Health Benefits and Consultative Services.   [View Map]

Inpatient psychiatric care (age 18 & over).   [View Map]

Education, support and advocacy for persons with severe mental illness and their families. Free monthly meetings on a variety of mental health topics. Free 12-week class for relatives of those with a mental illness. Free 9-week class for families with children with a mental illness. Classes cover symptoms, causes, treatments as well as self-help and are designed for caregivers of someone who has a mental illness. Call for information.   [View Map]

Professional membership organization of social workers providing a wide range of services to organization members including informational reference tools, job listings, continuing education, annual conference and networking opportunities.   [View Map]

Assessment and treatment for children and teens through age 18 with emotional, behavioral and substance abuse problems. Diagnostic, psychological, AD/HD, Autism, psychiatric and psychoeducational assessments. Parent guidance, Behavior management, divorce, depression, anxiety, autism, oppositional/defiant, substance abuse, child abuse/trauma, adolescent sex offenders, community support services.   [View Map]

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Medical Social Workers provide clinical and support services for patients and families who receive medical care at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. Conditions treated include: adjustment to illness, injury or hospitalization; psychosocial and financial barriers to health care; post-hospital care needs; protective service interventions and assistance with other family violence concerns; behavioral health concerns; HIV prevention and intervention.   [View Map]

Healthy Nations and Cultural Programs for Native Americans. Talk Circles and AA programs open to the public. White Bison Wellbriety Group open to the public. Second Wind, a smoking cessation group for adults. Quintessential You, a smoking prevention and cessation teen group. Sage-n-Cedar, a Family Life Skills group for children 6-12 years old and their caregivers. Women's Creative Circle, open to all women.   [View Map]

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24-hr. mental health and substance abuse crisis and assessment services for children, adolescents, adults and seniors. Emergency response offers phone-in, walk-in or mobile services. Residential services include crisis respite and crisis stabilization. Probate pre-screening provides mental diagnostic evaluations and facilitation for hospitalization for Franklin Co. Probate Court. Critical Incident Stress Management offers assistance to reduce or manage post traumatic stress. Forensic Psychiatry Center: Diagnostic and evaluation services provided for civil, criminal, domestic relations and juvenile courts; probation and parole departments; attorneys and agency administrators.   [View Map]

Wide range of short and long-term career, employment and educational counseling programs for individuals, especially women in transition. This includes intensive courses for out-of-work women preparing to return to the work force and classes for both working men and women in career development. Programs include New Directions, Creating Career Options, Advanced Career Techniques, Individual Career Counseling as well as placement services for graduates of our programs.   [View Map]

Purpose is to help all those who would like to cease using tobacco and nicotine products in any form. The Fellowship offers group support and recovery using the 12 Steps as adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous to achieve abstinence from nicotine.   [View Map]

Outpatient counseling, education; offers school-based counseling for youth and adolescents; specialized programs for seniors, teens and persons with alcohol-related problems; case management; community treatment team for persons with serious mental illness; Families in Touch support group; Schizophrenics Anonymous support group.   [View Map]

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

Distributes federal and state funds for the prevention and treatment of alcohol and other drug addictions. Collaborates with other state agencies, the county alcohol and drug addiction services/alcohol, drug addiction and mental health service boards, law enforcement and the criminal justice system in the implementation of these services.   [View Map]

The Greenlawn Ave. location offers the following services: Acute Care Unit provides short-term acute care stabilization for children and adolescents ages 4-18, emphasizing quick stabilization with the least intrusive intervention. Residential Treatment Center provides longer-term residential treatment for adolescents ages 12-18 with severe emotional and behavioral problems, substance abuse problems, history of sexual abuse, juvenile justice system history and/or poor school performance. Community-based programs include: Intensive Home Based (IHB), Community Psychiatric Support Services (CPST) and Traditional Outpatient Services through the Ohio Clinic for Psychiatry. Senior Behavioral Health Unit for older adults experiencing symptoms with memory loss, depression and medication management issues. Specializing strictly in short-term, acute, older adult, mental health services.   [View Map]

OLRS is to protect and advocate, in partnership with people with disabilities, for their human, civil and legal rights and provides client directed, legal based rights protection and advocacy services to people with disabilities.   [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. Statewide referral service to member psychiatrists; accepts complaints against member psychiatrists; monitors legislation; educates the public regarding mental health issues.   [View Map]

Statewide online psychologist referral service and online referral service linking consumers to psychologists around Ohio who work in various domains; monitors legislation.   [View Map]

Offers inpatient, outpatient and partial hospitalization programs, evaluation, therapy and consultation to treat the full spectrum of psychiatric disorders.   [View Map]

Provides assessments as well as a variety of therapy and treatment programs for those persons with anxiety-related disorders.   [View Map]

Inpatient psychiatry for adults and older adults. Inpatient dual diagnosis. Inpatient units located at Riverside. Intensive Outpatient, Employee Assistance Program and Sexual Assault Response Network of Central Ohio are located at 1299 Olentangy River Rd. For emergency evaluations, call 566-5056.   [View Map]

Foster care treatment. Places children and youth birth to age 21, including teenage mothers. Pre/Post-adoption program - Charting the Course - for children birth to age 18 and their parents. Branch offices in Mansfield and Cleveland, Ohio.   [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]

Self-help support, education, information and referral for women and families coping with the blues, anxiety, postpartum depression OCD or psychosis associated with pregnancy and motherhood. Meetings 2 times a month- call for details.   [View Map]

Prevent Child Abuse Ohio's mission is to help prevent the abuse and neglect of Ohio's children by serving as an expert resource for collaboration, information, and education.   [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.   [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]

Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient alcohol/drug dependency treatment; drug abuse prevention programs for youth; community education on drug/alcohol dependence; women's programming. Special programming for the clergy. Prevention programs targeting youth to elderly.   [View Map]

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Provides temporary (less than 14 days) planned and emergency respite care for special-needs youth. Services are specialized toward adoptive, birth and kinship families who are caring for children birth to 18 years of age with intense emotional, behavioral and psychological issues. Deaf day services providing MR/DD deaf individuals with a therapeutic social-recreational program.   [View Map]

Five neighborhood centers in Franklin County offer a range of services including material assistance (food pantry, clothing, furniture, utility assistance, EFSP rent assistance). After school Learning Centers, Summer Academic Enrichment Programs for Elementary & Middle School Students, Career Enhancement Center (career development, job training, job placement). Direct Housing Program for homeless families with barriers to permanent housing. Greenwood Lake Camp for children ages 6-11; worship services; and friendly visiting.   [View Map]

Self-help support group for persons diagnosed with any form of schizophrenia, sponsored by Mental Health America of Franklin County. Call for schedule of meeting times and locations.   [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.   [View Map]

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Immediate and continued family support when a SIDS or any sudden unexpected infant death occurs; telephone and group peer support; library and films.

For those coping with the suicide of a family member or friend. Peer crisis counseling by telephone.

TBI Network provides specialized outpatient substance abuse treatment for adults who have sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Primary method of intervention is service coordination and advocacy to meet the multiple needs of clients. Provides screening, assessment, treatment planning, educational and support groups, and individiual substance abuse counseling. Case managers seek to develop "ad hoc" community treatment teams to bring together providers in a coordinated treatment approach.   [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; grief and loss; EMDR; bariatric surgery readiness assessments, body image. Sliding fee available.   [View Map]

ODMH-certified primary provider of behavioral health services to families with children. Services typically provided in conjunction with a residential placement either at the residential treatment center located in Worthington or through network of treatment foster care homes. Treatment services provided by a clinical team of independent social workers, professional counselors, psychiatrists and psychologists. Specific mental health services offered include mental health assessment, pharmacological management, behavioral counseling and individual and group therapy. Art therapy is a regular part of the clinical program. Residential treatment services targeted to youth 10-18 and include specialized educational services. Treatment Foster Care serves children of all ages and their families. Licensed to provide adoption-related services, targeted toward Ohio's special-needs children. Outpatient services available to children and their families in making the transition from placement to home. Provides community education through publications, activities and newsletters.   [View Map]

M/F, 10 and above. Safe, staff secure. 6 cottages with own clinician, supervisor and specialists. Low client to staff ratio. Conduct disorder diversion and step-down treatment programs. Special programs for low functioning dual-diagnosis MR/DD teens- 21. Expressive arts and recreational therapy programs. On-site school.   [View Map]

Loving, structured, goal oriented and family focused treatment/therapeutic environment for children of all ages. Counseling and treatment services provided within agency. Low client-to-case manager ratio. Network of experienced, long-serving families. Non-infant Foster-to-Adopt and Adoption Services.   [View Map]

Quickly-accessed, conveniently-located counseling and support services for families in the community-at-large with children experiencing challenges. Aftercare for children and families following out-of-home placement. PreventCare for families with children at risk of out-of-home placement.   [View Map]

Mental health, foster care and early childhood prevention services for youth from birth to age 18. Traditional and treatment foster care programs place youth and sibling groups ages 0-18 and teenage mothers. Mental health counseling including home based. Help Me Grow service coordination program for children ages 0-4.   [View Map]

Ridge Counseling Center

Effective January 31, 2005, this agency is no longer providing services.