Counseling for younger children, with parents involved. In person at six locations across southern Ohio, or by telehealth anywhere in the state. No referral needed to start.
Children rarely say "I am anxious." It comes out as stomachaches, meltdowns, trouble at school, clinginess, sleep that has fallen apart, or a child who used to be one way and is now another. Child therapy gives that somewhere to go.
Sessions look different from adult counseling — more play, drawing, and activity, less sitting and talking. Parents are part of it, because most of what helps happens at home between appointments.
What to expect
A short screening form or phone call from a parent or guardian.
A callback from a real person, usually within one business day.
A first appointment that includes you, so we hear the history from you as well.
Sessions built around your child's age — play and activity, not an interview.
Regular check-ins with you about what to try at home.
If something has changed, that's reason enough to call.
Six counseling offices across southern Ohio, plus telehealth anywhere in the state.
Greenfield 1020 Jefferson Street, OH 45123
Hillsboro 109 West Main Street, OH 45133
Kingston 4496 SR 180, OH 45644
Malta 442 Main Street, Suite A, OH 43758
West Union 3964 Wheat Ridge Road, OH 45693
Piketon 100 East Third Street, OH 45661
Not near one of these? You can meet your counselor by telehealth from anywhere in Ohio. Case management can help with transportation where it is available.
Yes. If you are in Ohio, you can meet with your counselor by video instead of driving to an office. Some people do all of it that way, some mix telehealth with in-person visits, and you can change your mind either way.
Other ways we can help
If one of these fits your family better, start there instead.
