Adult Services
311 Albert Sabin Way
Cincinnati, Ohio 45229-2801
Phone: 558-5801
Fax: 558-1020
Clinical Director: Nelly Rimini, M.A., L.I.S.W.
Medical Director: Charles Collins, M.D., M.B.A.
General Information:
Adult Services helps people 18 years old and older who are experiencing emotional distress or serious mental illness. Our goal is to help people recover and improve their quality of life.
Available services:
Mental Health evaluations, medications, and appointments
Individual therapy
Group therapy
Couples counseling
Community Support Provider services for adults with severe mental illnesses including dually diagnosed individuals
Personality and intelligence assessments
Culturally Responsive Services for African-American males
Additional Information:
We provide training and research in the mental health field.
Training for graduate students in psychology, nursing, counseling, and social work
Training for psychiatric residents
Research studies to improve the quality of mental health care in a variety of areas
Child & Family Treatment Center 311 Albert Sabin Way
Cincinnati, Ohio 45229-2801
Phone: 513-558-5878
Fax: 513-558-5076
Clinical/Medical Director: Charles Collins, M.D., M.B.A.
Associate Director: Sheila Cohen, Ph.D.
General Information:
The Child and Family Treatment Center provides comprehensive behavioral health services to infants, children, adolescents (i.e., ages 0 to 18) and their families, in a variety of settings. Our goal is to assist children to be emotionally and developmentally prepared so they can be successful in their school and home environments.
Available services:
Individual and Family Counseling
Infant/parent assessment and treatment (May be home-based)
Adult counseling/therapy associated with a child’s treatment
Medical/psychiatric assessment and services
Psychological evaluations for children 3 to 18 years of age
Admission Criteria:
History of emotional, physical or sexual abuse
Grief/Loss concerns
Academic difficulties
Family problems
Adolescent problems
Attachment difficulties between infant and caregiver
Behavior difficulties in school, daycare and/or the home
Divorce
Adjustment to foster care, adoptive home, out of home placement
Depression/sadness
Anxiety/nervousness
Bedwetting/soiling
Additional Information: We also provide consultation and training for other professionals around infant/parent mental health needs.
Contact Person: Jan Bill 513-558-5878 or
cc16@ucmail.uc.edu
Children's Diagnostic Center (CDC) Mental Health Services
2100 Pleasant Ave
Hamilton, OH 45015
Phone: (513) 868-1562
Fax: (513) 868-1415
Clinical Director: Eckart Wallisch, MA
Medical Director: Charles Collins, M.D., M.B.A.
General Information:
Children’s Diagnostic Center was founded in 1975, and merged with Central Clinic in 2004. Now called CDC Mental Health Services, CDC provides psychological testing and behavioral health services to children, families and adults.
Our goal is to provide clients families and referral sources with comprehensive information regarding educational, community and family functioning, psychological issues, as well as addressing mental health and/or substance abuse treatment needs.
Available services:
Psychological evaluations
Diagnostic assessment
Psychiatric evaluations
Educational assessments
Individual and family counseling
School based assessments and counseling
Medication management
Victim interviews for young children
Court Clinic Forensic Services
909 Sycamore Street, Suite 400
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Phone: (513) 352-1342 or (513) 651-9300
Fax: (513) 352-1345
Clinical Director: Sherry Baker, Ph.D.
Medical Director: Gail Hellmann, M.D.
Treatment Director: Bobbye Gregory, L.I.S.W., C.C.D.C.
General Information:
Court Clinic is one of eleven certified Forensic Centers in the State of Ohio that provides evaluations for the criminal courts of Hamilton and Clermont Counties. Court Clinic also provides Court Liaison services to the Hamilton County Criminal Courts.
Available Services:
The Court Clinic’s Treatment Unit provides mental health services to Hamilton County residents. Treatment services:
Alternative Interventions for Women (a continuum of services for women in the criminal justice system with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders)
Individual Counseling/Psychotherapy
Competency Restoration
Anger Management and other Treatment Groups
Medical/Somatic Services
Community Support Provider Services
Admission Criteria:
For Court/Probation Department evaluation services:
18 years of age or bond over to Adult Court, a resident of Hamilton or Clermont Counties and be referred from the Courts or the Hamilton County Probation Department.
For treatment services:
18 years of age, involvement with the Court systems we serve, and a resident of Hamilton County;
A presenting mental health and/or substance abuse problem;
Treatment services may be requested by an individual, parent or guardian, may be court-ordered, or may be a condition of bail or probation;
Co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorder for Alternative Interventions for Women program
Mental Health Access Point (MHAP)
311 Albert Sabin Way
Cincinnati, Ohio 45229-2801
Phone: (513) 558-8888
Fax: (513) 558-3133
Clinical Director: David Bagent, M.S.W., L.I.S.W.
Medical Director: Jackie Collins, M.D.
The “Front Door” to the Hamilton County community mental health system
Mission Statement:
The primary mission is to provide a standardized entry to a managed system of care that ensures services are available, accessible and of high quality.
General Information:
MHAP strives to provide support, care and connections for individuals, couples and families who need mental health services. The primary functions include:
Assessment/ evaluations
Authorization/Connection of services
Utilization review and monitoring
Quality assurance
MACSIS data enrollment.
Available Services:
Mental Health Access Point (MHAP) is the front door or access to community mental health services in Hamilton County. It provides:
Diagnostic assessment
Counseling/psychotherapy
Medical somatic
Transitional Community support provider services to both children and adults
Admission Criteria:
Hamilton County resident
Symptoms suggesting the person may have a mental health diagnosis
Additional Information:
MHAP operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week to answer calls and connect clients to appropriate services.
Prevention Services
311 Albert Sabin Way
Cincinnati, Ohio 45229-2801
Phone: (513) 558-5879
Fax: (513) 558-5076
Clinical Director: Trena Goodwin, APRN, LPCC
General Information:
Prevention Services provides early identification of children birth to 18 who are at risk of experiencing abuse or social-emotional developmental delays. We provide early intervention to strengthen protective factors to reduce these risks and increase children’s school readiness.
Available Services:
Parent Training Programs to provide necessary tools to promote positive communication and interaction between parent and child
Early Outreach Identification (Childreach) delivers consultation and early intervention services to children age’s birth to five, their parents, and caregivers at child care sites.
School Outreach Services includes on-site, individual or group intervention to children in grades K-12 and their families, and consultation to teachers in the school setting.
Training on mental health topics for the general public and professionals.
Admission Criteria:
Prevention services are provided primarily to students, parents and teachers before a diagnosis is made, in an effort to prevent the need for further treatment. The services are designed to be short-term and community-based and may provide a referral linkage to further treatment if necessary.
Students showing early signs of emotional issues that are leading to academic and school attendance problems in school, pre-school or child-care settings.
Parents, teachers and other child-serving professionals needing training about mental health and/or parenting issues.
Professionals needing training about infant mental health.
Additional Information:
Prevention Services are not usually delivered to students already diagnosed with a mental illness and in treatment.