Comprehensive behavioral health treatment for children and adolescents with emotional/behavioral /substance problems; individual, group, family counseling; case management/therapeutic behavioral support; summer intensive outpatient program; psychiatric services; 24-hour crisis intervention; school-based suicide prevention program, early child-parent education, ropes and initiative course, mental health evaluation, in-school consultation, peer support, respite.

NAMI Family-to-Family is a free, 8-session educational program for family, significant others and friends of people with mental health conditions. It is a designated evidenced-based program. This means that research shows that the program significantly improves the coping and problem-solving abilities of the people closest to a person with a mental health condition.

Lighthouse's peer-to-peer recovery support programs are designed to provide essential resources and support as our clients embark on their voyage into lifelong recovery. Certified peer support staff, draw from their own life experiences, and work alongside individuals to enhance their overall well-being in various areas, building trust, confidence, community, and a sense of accomplishment.

Provides public referrals to individual psychotherapists who are members of organization. Organization screens members to ensure licensing with state board before giving referrals. Referrals to psychotherapists who deal with the following issues: adoption/foster care, aging/geriatric issues, AIDS-HIV/sexually transmitted diseases, alcoholism/chemical dependency, anger/aggression, anxiety disorders, attention deficit-hyperactivity (ADD/ADDHD), autism/aspergers, child abuse, chronic illness, couples/marriage, codependency, crisis intervention, custody evaluations, death/dying/grief, depression/bipolar disorder, developmental disability, disability evaluation, divorce mediation, domestic violence, eating disorders, employment/career/vocational issues, family problems/parenting, forensic/legal issues, gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender, gifted children, health psychology, impaired professionals, industrial/organizational/workplace issues, mens' issues, neuropsycholgy, obsessive-compulsive, pain management, phobias/panic disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), rape/sexual abuse/incest, religious issues, schizophrenia/psychotic disorders, school conduct/performance, self-esteem issues, sex offenders, sexual addiction, sexual dysfunction, sleep disorders, smoking cessation, sports psychology, stress management, suicide, testing and evaluation, and womens' issues.

Offers three types of therapy services: Individual Behavioral Health - Face to face contact with individuals and/or family members by a qualified professional. The objective being to provide intervention as established by the ISP to assist person in resolving personal problems, to gain insight into their emotional problems and/or to maintain their greatest functioning potential. the goal and desired outcome is to improve and/or resort client's level of functioning so that the best possible quality of life can be achieved. Behavioral Health Group - This involves face to face interaction by a qualified professional with two or more non-family members for the objective of skill development, maintaining and/or enhancing a client's functioning level in a group setting as established by the ISP. The goal and desired outcome is to improve and/or restore client's level of functioning so the best possible quality of life can be achieved. Med-Somatic - Face to face therapeutic intervention by a psychiatrist with an individual and/or family in an individual or group setting for evaluation, medication monitoring and stabilization, crisis intervention or treatment. This may also include direct contact with personnel of other relevant agencies to develop coordination of treatment and stay abreast of the client's functioning level. Also includes therapy service provided by a nurse as authorized by a physician with involved therapeutic use of medications and/or prescribed injections. The goal and expected outcome is to improve and/or restore client's level of functioning so the best possible quality of life can be achieved.

Our medical services are comprehensive and include everything from primary care, HIV specialty care, trans health, women’s health, and more.

Referral to psychologists in Ohio.

Tobacco cessation program to help pregnant women quit smoking and stay tobacco free after baby is born. Women who enroll in the program, quit smoking and remain tobacco free after the baby is born receive free diapers for 12 months (voucher to Walmart each month).

Education course for parents, caregivers, and other family who provide care for youth (ages 22 and younger) who are experiencing mental health symptoms.

Trained volunteers assist callers through empathetic listening, assessing suicide risk, identifying problems and connecting callers with appropriate resources and referrals. Also presents educational programs about the warning sides of suicide and what to do when those signs are observed.

Free 11-week series of workshops that offers participants insight into persistent and severe mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, bipolar, depression, PTSD and many others. Workshops address self-care, problem solving, communication techniques and empathy. The biology of the brain, medications, recovery and rehabilitation are also explored.

Program is for individuals addicted to opioids such as heroin, morphine, or prescription medications. All clients are required to undergo random urine drug screen and participate in intensive counseling sessions and other recovery activities.

Foundations offers gambling prevention programs.

Program is for individuals addicted to opioids such as heroin, morphine, or prescription medications. All clients are required to undergo random urine drug screen and participate in intensive counseling sessions and other recovery activities.

Provides comprehensive behavioral health care services to patients including medication management, counseling services and substance abuse treatment with medication assistance treatment.

Provide youth-led prevention support for struggling high school students. Students are trained in active listening skills to assist peers and direct them to high school counselors.

Tobacco cessation program to help pregnant women quit smoking and stay tobacco free after baby is born. Women who enroll in the program, quit smoking and remain tobacco free after the baby is born receive free diapers for 12 months (voucher to Walmart each month).

Works to create an environment that is healthy and free from harmful substance abuse and use. The Coalition strives to motivate the community, to support healthy lifestyles, and to eliminate underage use of drugs and alcohol.

Provides a website with informational / educational videos and articles about problem gambling.

Offers university-based mental health service for University of Toledo students

Virtual eating disorder treatment services* include partial hospitalization programs (PHP) intensive day programs (IDP), intensive outpatient programs (IOP), and outpatient sessions. These virtual programs offer an innovative path to recovery, without sacrificing the crucial components of in-person care. Prior to receiving virtual treatment at The Emily Program, you will attend an orientation that introduces your programming schedule and curriculum. Orientation staff will ensure you have access to the appropriate food and nutritional supplements, technology, and other resources you will need to participate in virtual treatment. Medical and safety needs will be assessed regularly to ensure you are receiving the level of care appropriate for you.

Provides a supervised living environment to severely mentally ill people who need supervision and support so that they can gain greater independence. Staff monitors self-administration of medications, supervises meal preparation, and helps residents develop proper personal care and hygiene. Provides training to enhance and further daily living skills development. The Transitional Living Center (TLC) can also provide short term crisis bed services to individuals who need diversion or transition from a psychiatric hospital setting (9 beds). In some cases, the crisis bed has been used to provide temporary shelter to a person with a mental illness who is also homeless. If beds are not available, agency will work with the client to develop a plan to secure housing and will refer to community services as needed (follow-up and help with paperwork are also provided).

Works to create an environment that is healthy and free from harmful substance abuse and use. The Coalition strives to motivate the community, to support healthy lifestyles, and to eliminate underage use of drugs and alcohol.

Provides phone and virtual consultations for individuals who are experiencing symptoms disrupting daily life activities four weeks after having been diagnosed with COVID-19. The clinic is staffed by a rheumatologist, a rheumatology nurse practitioner, a family medicine physician, and an internal medicine physician. The CDC cites the following as the most common long-term symptoms being reported: Fatigue, Shortness of breath, Cough, Joint pain, Anxiety and Chest pain. Other reported long-term symptoms include Difficulty with thinking and concentration (sometimes referred to as "brain fog"), Depression, Muscle pain, Headache, Intermittent fever, and Fast-beating or pounding heart (also known as heart palpitations).