Provides medical stabilization services for people with alcohol withdrawl symptoms. The service provides inpatient care and observation, usually 3-5 days. Discharge planning includes referrals to the appropriate community based treatment programs. Client may be placed on a wait list, only limited number of beds available.

Topics include addiction, recovery, and treatment, how the recovery process affects current and future family relationships, triggers and cravings, stages of family recovery, communication traps, setting boundaries, and rebuilding trust.

Program services for abused, neglected, or developmentallydisabled youth ages 0-21 years old. Provides a personal advocate for each youth who spends an average of 15 hours per week assisting the youth in educational, vocational employment and/or recreational programs; offers a positive adult role model. This program's services are offered for youth in their own homes as well as youth placed in agency's foster homes.

Provide help and information to people and families affected by anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder. Offer helpline, online support, education/prevention, referrals to treatment options, support groups and resources.

TCN Behavioral Health Services offers adult and youth alcohol use disorder counseling.

Offers counseling to youth for all forms of mental health needs. Mental health staff provide emotional support, information, and guidance to help youth resolve personal or interpersonal difficulties they are experiencing.

Offers counseling to youth for all forms of mental health needs. Mental health staff provide emotional support, information, and guidance to help youth resolve personal or interpersonal difficulties they are experiencing.

OFFERED TWO TIMES DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR -- SPRING AND FALL. Family to Family is free class for family members, partners and friends of individuals with Major Depression, Bipolar Disorder (Manic Depression), Schizophrenia and Schizoaffective Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Panic Disorder, and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, or other major mental health disorders and co-occurring brain disorders /addictive disorders. It is a series of 12 weekly classes structured to help caregivers understand and support individuals with serious mental illness while maintaining their own well-being. Helpful for professionals and law enforcement. Evidenced-based curriculum. Qualifies for CEU's . This course will help you learn to cope successfully with a major challenge in your life, and that, in turn, will help your loved one as he/she works toward recovery.

Deputies with C.I.T. Training are available to assist mentally ill individuals and their families during a crisis. They can make referrals to Behavioral Healthcare Partners of Central Ohio or other mental health agencies. They will also direct clients to mental health hospitalization.

Provides training on naloxone administration and overdose education.

Assist callers by addressing co-parenting challenges, parental abduction prevention, domestic violence, child abuse or neglect concerns, and parenting styles. Case managers guide callers on issues such as creating workable parenting plans (custody and visitation), building communication and parenting skill sets, understanding legal options and learning how to navigate the court and support systems. The option of mediation is assessed and offered when appropriate.

Once an appointment is scheduled, client will be required to complete a financial intake where payer sources are identified and other information is collected, including completion of health & outcome forms, then will meet with a licensed mental health staff member to complete a diagnostic assessment. This might carry over to the second appointment depending on the circumstances. A counselor/therapist will then be assigned to the client’s case.

Provides a 24-hour hotline for veterans in crisis. Calls are answered by veterans who have completed Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) crisis training.

Provides beds for inpatient adult behavioral health care. Serves older adults and those with mood disorders.

Inpatient substance use disorder treatment is offered. Same day placements available.

Provides psychological evaluations so that a course of treatment may be planned.

Behavioral Health Emergency Services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week through the emergency departments of our hospitals. Services provided: •An Emergency Department physician provides a medical examination first to rule out any medical concerns. •He or she then refers you or your loved ones to the psychiatric social worker for an assessment. •Once needs are assessed, the best, most appropriate services are recommended. An emergency room physician provides a medical examination first to rule out any medical concerns. He or she then refers you or your loved ones to the psychiatric social worker for an assessment. Once needs are assessed, the best, most appropriate services are recommended.

The Team is made up of people who have lost a loved one to suicide, behavioral health professionals, and concerned community members. Crisis Response Outreach is provided when a death by suicide occurs. LOSS Team volunteers trained in crisis response will visit and provide support to loved ones in the immediate hours after they have lost someone to suicide. Ongoing outreach is offered by LOSS Team volunteers, who will visit with individuals affected by a suicide death in the days following that loss. LOSS Team volunteers will also prepare support resources and mail or personally deliver them.

Provides many non emergency crime prevention and public safety education services including: neighborhood watch programs, security evaluations for both residential and commercial customers, D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) programs in both elementary and high schools, bicycle/pedestrian safety programs for schools, property I.D. program, and crime reporting hotline.

Respond to reports of concern over an individual's wellbeing. For areas outside the city limits call the Fairfield County Sheriff or other city agency.

Provides structured program that meet up to 6 hours a day 5 days a week to help treat substance use disorder. Services included in the program may include group therapy, family meetings, skill building, and education.

Offer comprehensive psychiatric, counseling and case management services, various support services, for people struggling with mental health and substance abuse issues.

Offers QPR (Question. Persuade. Refer.) suicide prevention training that is free and open to the public.

Operates a confidential hotline and online services (live chat, emails, forum) that provides support and empowerment to youth and families to develop a plan of action to improve their situation. Also provides information and referrals to resources for youth and families to access a myriad of services, such as counseling, shelter, alcohol/drug treatment and child protective services.

Individual, family, couples, and group mental health therapy to help foster improvement in all aspects of their daily lives, using various tools/techniques and interventions.