Counseling for ages 13 to 17, in person at six locations across southern Ohio, or by telehealth anywhere in the state. Parents can call, and so can teens.
Teen therapy is counseling with someone who talks with teenagers rather than at them. Some teens come in over school, anxiety, or anger. Some come in over a family change, a loss, bullying, or a sense of self-worth that has taken a beating.
Parents usually make the first call, and that is fine. What happens after that is a working relationship between your teen and their counselor, with you kept in the loop on the things that matter.
What to expect
A short screening form or phone call. A parent or guardian can start it.
A callback from a real person, usually within one business day.
A first appointment for getting to know your teen, not for handing out a label.
Sessions scheduled around school where we can manage it.
A clear conversation about what stays between your teen and their counselor, and what does not.
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.
Your counselor will explain at the first appointment what is shared with you and what is kept private. Anything involving your teen’s safety is always shared.
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.
