Assessment
CDC Behavioral Health – Hamilton & Middletown, Ohio
Services
CDC Behavioral Health Services provides mental health and substance use services to children, families, and adults. Services include psychological testing, medication management, substance use treatment, case management, and domestic violence treatment. Evidence based therapeutic services are offered to individuals, groups, families and couples by highly trained clinicians. We serve those who have diverse needs including those who have experienced trauma. Our ultimate goal is to walk alongside our patients on their path to wellness.
Locations
Hamilton
Location: 2250 Pleasant Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45015
Phone: 513.868.1562
Fax: 513.868.1415
Middletown
Location: 1239 Central Avenue, Middletown, OH 45044
Phone: 513.737.1247
Fax: 513.737.3639
Child & Adolescent Counseling Services
Services
Child & Adolescent Counseling Services (CACS), partially supported by United Way, helps children and their families work toward regaining emotional health. Clinicians provide mental health diagnostic evaluations for children and youth, ages five through 18.
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building, 2825 Burnet Ave, 4th Floor, Cincinnati, OH 45219
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Fax: 513.221.2126
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Fax: 513.221.2126
Connections for Life
Services
Connections for Life (CfL), partially supported by United Way, is a formal collaborative that serves young (birth through five-years old) children who have experienced chronic and complex trauma and have a developmental delay. Its partners are Central Clinic Behavioral Health’s Child & Family Treatment Center, Cincinnati Occupational Therapy Institute, and the Hearing Speech & Deaf Center of Greater Cincinnati. CfL first provides mental health diagnostic evaluations which are then followed by occupational therapy and speech evaluations.
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building, 2825 Burnet Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Family Access to Integrated Recovery (FAIR)
Services
Family Access to Integrated Recovery (FAIR) is a program developed from a collaborative effort between the Hamilton County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board, the Children’s Services Division of Hamilton County Job and Family Services (HCJFS), and Central Clinic Behavioral Health. FAIR is responsible for assessment, referral for services, and care management of the behavioral health needs of children and family members who are involved with Children’s Services. FAIR provides an entry to mental health and/or alcohol and drug services, and also monitors the service to ensure the child welfare goals of safety, permanence, and well-being are incorporated into treatment.
Locations
Family Healing Center (Butler and Clermont Counties)
Services
The Family Healing Center (FHC) is a program designed to provide therapeutic visitation, individual and family therapy to children and families when the child has been removed by Children’s Services due to drug abuse, and/or physical abuse or neglect. While some children may be in the custody of a relative, they have an open case with Children’s Services. While the child is the identified client, FHC staff is working closely with the biological parents to help them achieve the skills they need to reunify with their children and provide a safe home for them.
Locations
Butler County
Location: 2100 Pleasant Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45015
Phone: 513.867.5650
Fax: 513.867.5669
Clermont County
Location : 2400 Clermont Center Drive, Suite 204B, Batavia OH 45103
Phone : 513.732.7190
Fax: 513.732.7194
Central Connection
Services
As the front door to the Hamilton County public mental health system, Central Connection’s primary mission is to provide a standardized entry to a system of care that ensures that services are available, accessible, and of high quality. Staff are available 24/7/365 to answer calls and connect consumers to appropriate services.
Central Connection’s primary function is to access, authorize and connect individuals and families to the appropriate mental health services. Clinicians can provide mental health assessments, transitional case management and transitional medication management services, coordinate mental health referrals, provide housing assessments, and application assistance for Medicaid and Social Security enrollment.
For more information, please visit http://www.mentalhealthaccesspoint.org .
Central Connection’s primary function is to access, authorize and connect individuals and families to the appropriate mental health services. Clinicians can provide mental health assessments, transitional case management and transitional medication management services, coordinate mental health referrals, provide housing assessments, and application assistance for Medicaid and Social Security enrollment.
For more information, please visit http://www.mentalhealthaccesspoint.org .
Locations
Ready-to-Learn School-Based Services
Services
Ready to Learn School-Based Services, (RtL) partially supported by United Way, help children and their families work toward being successful at home, school, and in the community. Clinicians provide mental health diagnostic evaluations for children and youth, ages five through 18, in the school that RtL provides services as well as in our office location.
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building, 2825 Burnet Ave, 4th Floor, Cincinnati, OH 45219 .
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Young Child Institute
Services
The Young Child Institute (YCI) program, partially supported by United Way , knows that emotional bonding is critical for children to succeed in pre-school and kindergarten. Research shows that the first three years of a child’s life are essential for healthy social and emotional development. YCI provides mental health diagnostic evaluations for children ages birth to five years of age and their primary caregivers.
Locations
Location: The Helen Ziegler Professional Building
2825 Burnet Avenue, 2nd Floor
Cincinnati, OH 45219
.
Phone: 513.556.7391
Fax: 513.751.0401
2825 Burnet Avenue, 2nd Floor
Cincinnati, OH 45219
.
Phone: 513.556.7391
Fax: 513.751.0401
Counseling (Individual, Family, & Group)
Adult Services
Services
If you are an adult age 18 or older and experiencing a crisis, feeling depressed, anxious or overwhelmed and want help, clinical counseling and assessment are provided to assist individuals experiencing life crisis and/or serious mental illness. An array of counseling services is offered, including clinical counseling, medication services, case management, transgender wellness, culturally responsive services for African American men and more. Therapy is available for individuals, as well as their families, couples and groups.
Locations
CDC Behavioral Health (Hamilton and Middletown, Ohio)
Services
CDC provides mental health and substance use/abuse assessment and treatment services to children, families, and adults. Services include psychological testing as well as individual, group, family, and marriage counseling, intensive outpatient SUD services, domestic violence services, case management, and psychiatric medication management services. We connect each individual to needed services to achieve their treatment goals.
Locations
Hamilton
Location: 2250 Pleasant Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45015
Phone: 513.868.1562
Fax: 513.868.1415
Middletown
Location: 1239 Central Avenue, Middletown, OH 45044
Phone: 513.737.1247
Fax: 513.737.3639
Child & Adolescent Counseling Services
Services
Child & Adolescent Counseling Services, (CACS) partially supported by United Way, helps children, youth, and their families work toward regaining emotional health. CACS uses a range of evidence-based treatment models and therapists have been trained in a variety of trauma-informed models. Children and youth experiencing depression, anxiety, loss, trauma, behavioral problems, etc. may receive individual, family, and/or group counseling.
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building, 2825 Burnet Ave, 4th Floor, Cincinnati, OH 45219 .
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Connections for Life
Services
Connections for Life (CfL), partially supported by United Way, is a formal collaborative that serves young children, ages birth through five, who have experienced chronic and complex trauma and have a developmental delay. Its partners are Central Clinic Behavioral Health’s Child & Family Treatment Center, Cincinnati Occupational Therapy Institute, and the Hearing Speech & Deaf Center of Greater Cincinnati. CfL’s primary goal is to remediate the effect chronic trauma has on children’s development. After participating in mental health, speech and occupational therapy evaluations, young children and their families receive counseling .
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building, 2825 Burnet Avenue – Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Family Access to Integrated Recovery (FAIR)
Services
Family Access to Integrated Recovery (FAIR) is a program developed from a collaborative effort between the Hamilton County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board, the Children’s Services Division of Hamilton County Job and Family Services (HCJFS), and Central Clinic Behavioral Health. FAIR is responsible for assessment, referral for services, and care management of the behavioral health needs of children and family members who are involved with Children’s Services. FAIR provides an entry to mental health and/or alcohol and drug services and monitors the service to ensure the child welfare goals of safety, permanence, and well-being are incorporated into treatment. FAIR also provides transitional services including psychiatric medication management, case management, and therapy.
Locations
Family Healing Center (Butler and Clermont Counties)
Services
The Family Healing Center (FHC) is a program designed to provide therapeutic visitation, individual and family therapy to children and families when the child has been removed by Children’s Services due to drug abuse, and/or physical abuse or neglect. While some children may be in the custody of a relative, they have an open case with Children’s Services. While the child is the identified client, the FHC staff are also working closely with the biological parents to help them achieve the skills they need to reunify with their children and provide a safe home for them.
Locations
Butler County
Location: 2100 Pleasant Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45015
Phone: 513.867.5650
Fax: 513.867.5669
Clermont County
Location: 2400 Clermont Center Drive, Suite 204B, Batavia OH 45103
Phone: 513.732.7190
Fax: 513.732.7194
Young Child Institute
Services
The Young Child Institute (YCI) program, partially supported by United Way, provides clinical treatment services for children ages birth to five years of age and their primary caregivers. The services follow evidence-based models and are designed to enhance the social and emotional development of these very young children by strengthening parent-child attachment. We offer individual, family, and group counseling.
Locations
Location: The Helen Ziegler Professional Building
2825 Burnet Avenue, 2nd Floor
Cincinnati, OH 45219
.
Phone: 513.556.7391
Fax: 513.751.0401
2825 Burnet Avenue, 2nd Floor
Cincinnati, OH 45219
.
Phone: 513.556.7391
Fax: 513.751.0401
Outpatient (Case Management & Medication Services)
CDC Behavioral Health (Hamilton and Middletown, Ohio)
Services
CDC provides mental health and substance use disorder assessment and treatment to children, families, and adults in Butler County. This includes individual, group, couples and family counseling, intensive outpatient SUD, domestic violence services, psychological testing, psychiatric medication management, case management, peer support and care coordination . We help connect each individual to needed services to achieve their treatment goals.
Locations
Hamilton
Location: 2250 Pleasant Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45015
Phone: 513.868.1562
Fax: 513.868.1415
Middletown
Location: 1239 Central Avenue, Middletown, OH 45044
Phone: 513.737.1247
Fax: 513.737.3639
Child & Adolescent Counseling Services
Services
Child & Adolescent Counseling Services, (CACS) partially supported by United Way, helps children, youth, and their families work toward regaining emotional health. CACS uses a range of evidence-based treatment models and therapists have been trained in a variety of trauma-informed models. Children and youth experiencing depression, anxiety, loss, trauma, behavioral problems, etc. are first assessed before receiving counseling. In addition, they may be referred to case management and medication services as needed.
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building, 2825 Burnet Ave, 4th Floor, Cincinnati, OH 45219 .
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Connections for Life
Services
Connections for Life (CfL), partially supported by United Way, is a formal collaborative that serves young children, ages birth through five, who have experienced chronic and complex trauma and have a developmental delay. Its partners are Central Clinic Behavioral Health’s Child & Family Treatment Center, Cincinnati Occupational Therapy Institute, and the Hearing Speech & Deaf Center of Greater Cincinnati. After participating in mental health, speech and occupational therapy evaluations, young children and their families receive counseling. In addition, they may be referred to case management and medication services as needed.
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building, 2825 Burnet Avenue – Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Family Access to Integrated Recovery (FAIR)
Services
Family Access to Integrated Recovery (FAIR) is a program developed from a collaborative effort between the Hamilton County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board, the Children’s Services Division of Hamilton County Job and Family Services (HCJFS), and Central Clinic Behavioral Health. FAIR is responsible for assessment, referral for services, and care management of the behavioral health needs of children and family members who are involved with Children’s Services. FAIR provides an entry to mental health and/or alcohol and drug services and monitors the service to ensure the child welfare goals of safety, permanence, and well-being are incorporated into treatment. FAIR also provides transitional services including psychiatric medication management, case management, and therapy
Locations
Family Healing Center (Butler and Clermont Counties)
Services
Family Healing Center is a trauma focused, evidence based therapeutic visitation model designed to address family issues that are barriers to adequate parenting and family reunification. The program’s primary goal is to help families reunify and establish a healthy and functional family unit. This program is responsible for all court ordered supervised visits in Butler and Clermont Counties. The program partners with and actively collaborates with Children Services and other community providers serving these family members.
Locations
Butler County
Location: 2100 Pleasant Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45015
Phone: 513.867.5650
Fax: 513.867.5669
Clermont County
2400 Clermont Center Drive, Suite 204B, Batavia OH 45103
Phone: 513.732.7190
Fax: 513.732.7194
Mental Health Access Point (MHAP)
Services
As the front door to the Hamilton County public mental health system, Mental Health Access Point (MHAP’s) primary mission is to provide a standardized entry to a system of care that ensures that services are available, accessible, and of high quality. MHAP staff are available 24/7/365 to answer calls and connect consumers to appropriate services.
MHAP’s primary function is to access, authorize and connect individuals and families to the appropriate mental health services. Clinicians can provide mental health assessments, transitional case management and transitional medication management services, coordinate mental health referrals, provide housing assessments, and application assistance for Medicaid and Social Security enrollment.
For more information, please visit http://www.mentalhealthaccesspoint.org .
MHAP’s primary function is to access, authorize and connect individuals and families to the appropriate mental health services. Clinicians can provide mental health assessments, transitional case management and transitional medication management services, coordinate mental health referrals, provide housing assessments, and application assistance for Medicaid and Social Security enrollment.
For more information, please visit http://www.mentalhealthaccesspoint.org .
Locations
Young Child Institute
Services
The Young Child Institute (YCI) program, partially supported by United Way, provides clinical treatment services for children ages birth to five years of age and their primary caregivers. The services follow evidence-based models and are designed to enhance the social and emotional development of these very young children by strengthening parent-child attachment. Young children are first assessed before receiving counseling. In addition, they may be referred to case management and medication services as needed.
Locations
Location: The Helen Ziegler Professional Building
2825 Burnet Avenue, 2nd Floor
Cincinnati, OH 45219
.
Phone: 513.556.7391
Fax: 513.751.0401
2825 Burnet Avenue, 2nd Floor
Cincinnati, OH 45219
.
Phone: 513.556.7391
Fax: 513.751.0401
Therapeutic Visitation
Family Healing Center (Butler and Clermont Counties)
Services
Family Healing Center is a trauma focused, evidence based therapeutic visitation model designed to address family issues that are barriers to adequate parenting and family reunification. The program’s primary goal is to help families reunify and establish a healthy and functional family unit. This program is responsible for all court ordered supervised visits in Butler and Clermont Counties. The program partners and actively collaborates with BCCS and other community providers serving these family members. While the child is the identified client, the FHC staff are also working closely with the biological parents to help them achieve the skills they need to reunify with their children and provide a safe home for them.
Locations
Butler County
Location: 2100 Pleasant Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45015
Phone: 513.867.5650
Fax: 513.867.5669
Clermont County
Location: 2400 Clermont Center Drive, Suite 204B, Batavia OH 45103
Phone: 513.732.7190
Fax: 513.732.7194
Intensive In Home-Based Treatment (IHBT)
Family Healing Center – Clermont County
Services
The Intensive In Home-Based Treatment program is a comprehensive behavioral health service provided to families in Clermont County through the Family Healing Center. This preventive program provides services for families involved with Children’s Services. Home-based case managers and therapists provide coordination and support for children and families by integrating diagnostic assessment, crisis response, individual and family counseling, and rehabilitative skill development with the goal of either preventing an out of home placement or to facilitate a successful transition back to home.
Locations
Location : 2400 Clermont Center Drive, Suite 204B, Batavia OH 45103
Phone: 513.732.7190
Fax: 513.732.7194
Phone: 513.732.7190
Fax: 513.732.7194
School-Based services
Ready to Learn
Services
The Ready to Learn School-Based Services (RtL), partially supported by United Way, provides and coordinates school-based behavioral health services – prevention, intervention, and counseling. Activities and services are designed to enhance the students’ strengths and reduce risk factors that are barriers to learning, allowing for social-emotional growth and academic achievement. RtL is presently in seven schools within Cincinnati Public Schools and CISE (Catholic Inner-City School Education Fund). Students are first assessed before receiving counseling. In addition, referrals can be made for case management and medication management services as needed.
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building, 2825 Burnet Ave, 4th Floor, Cincinnati, OH 45219 .
Phone: 513.558.6635 or 513.238.8010
Fax: 513.558.5076
Phone: 513.558.6635 or 513.238.8010
Fax: 513.558.5076
Therapeutic Mentoring
Therapeutic Mentoring Program
Services
The Therapeutic Mentoring Program, partially funded by Hamilton County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board and the Mental Health Recovery Board Serving Warren and Clinton Counties, is a highly effective community-based program that services children/youth (7-17 years old) with the greatest risk for juvenile delinquency, negative relationships, academic failure, and poor decision-making. Mentors teach, coach, and aid children/youth and families in developing and practicing specific skills while addressing behavioral, emotional, and developmental needs.
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building, 2825 Burnet Ave, 4th Floor, Cincinnati, OH 45219 .
Phone: 513.556.0284
Fax: 513.558.5076
Phone: 513.556.0284
Fax: 513.558.5076
Psychological Testing
CDC Behavioral Health – Hamilton, Ohio
Services
We provide complete biopsychosocial assessments and psychological testing services such as diagnostic clarification, cognitive, achievement, personality, projective as well as any in depth analyses as requested by the referral source. A variety of testing tools are utilized to gain a comprehensive picture of an individual’s strengths, needs and ultimate therapeutic goals.
Locations
Hamilton
Location: 2250 Pleasant Avenue, Hamilton, OH 45015
Phone: 513.868.1562
Fax: 513.868.1415
Child & Adolescent Counseling Services
Services
Child & Adolescent Counseling Services, (CACS) partially supported by United Way , helps children and youth (6-18 years old), and their families work toward regaining emotional health. T he goal of psychological testing is one (or more) of the following:
- to determine areas of special need
- to determine a child’s level of developmental or cognitive functioning
- to determine a child’s pattern of strengths and weaknesses
- to determine what, if any, mental health disorders are interfering with the child’s current functioning
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building , 2825 Burnet Ave, 4th Floor, Cincinnati, OH 45219 .
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Connections for Life
Services
Connections for Life (CfL), partially supported by United Way, is a formal collaborative that serves young children, ages birth through five, who have experienced chronic and complex trauma and have a developmental delay. Its partners are Central Clinic Behavioral Health’s Child & Family Treatment Center, Cincinnati Occupational Therapy Institute, and the Hearing Speech & Deaf Center of Greater Cincinnati. T he goal of psychological testing is one (or more) of the following:
- to determine areas of special need
- to determine a child’s level of developmental or cognitive functioning
- to determine a child’s pattern of strengths and weaknesses
- to determine what, if any, mental health disorders are interfering with the child’s current functioning
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building, 2825 Burnet Avenue – Cincinnati, Ohio 45219
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Phone: 513.558.5878
Fax: 513.558.5076
Ready to Learn
Services
The Ready to Learn School-Based Services (RtL), partially supported by United Way, provides and coordinates school-based behavioral health services – prevention, intervention, and counseling. Activities and services are designed to enhance the students’ strengths and reduce risk factors that are barriers to learning, allowing for social-emotional growth and academic achievement. T he goal of psychological testing is one (or more) of the following:
- to determine areas of special need
- to determine a child’s level of developmental or cognitive functioning
- to determine a child’s pattern of strengths and weaknesses
- to determine what, if any, mental health disorders are interfering with the child’s current functioning
Locations
Location: Helen Rose Ziegler Professional Building, 2825 Burnet Ave, 4th Floor, Cincinnati, OH 45219 .
Phone: 513.558.6635 or 513.238.8010
Fax: 513.558.5076
Phone: 513.558.6635 or 513.238.8010
Fax: 513.558.5076
Young Child Institute
Services
The Young Child Institute (YCI) program, partially supported by United Way, provides clinical treatment services for children ages birth to five years of age and their primary caregivers. The services follow evidence-based models and are designed to enhance the social and emotional development of these very young children by strengthening parent-child attachment. The goal of psychological testing is one (or more) of the following:
- to determine areas of special need
- to determine a child’s level of developmental or cognitive functioning
- to determine a child’s pattern of strengths and weaknesses
- to determine what, if any, mental health disorders are interfering with the child’s current functioning
Locations
Location: The Helen Ziegler Professional Building
2825 Burnet Avenue, 2nd Floor
Cincinnati, OH 45219
.
Phone: 513.556.7391
Fax: 513.751.0401
2825 Burnet Avenue, 2nd Floor
Cincinnati, OH 45219
.
Phone: 513.556.7391
Fax: 513.751.0401
Care Coordination
HOPE
Services
HOPE for Children and Families (HOPE) is a program of Mental Health Access Point. HOPE is a multi-system collaboration between the Hamilton County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board (HCMHRSB), Hamilton County Job and Family Services (HCJFS), Hamilton County Developmental Disabilities Services (DDS) and Hamilton County Juvenile Court. The primary functions of HOPE include intensive care coordination, referrals and connection to community services, consultation with multiple system partners, and assessment for non-traditional services that may be beneficial to the success of the youth enrolled. Hamilton Country residents under the age of 18 who are involved in two or more of these systems may be eligible for HOPE.
Locations
