Phone: 614.253.4448
Fax:
Email: info@apdsinc.org
Web: http://www.apdsinc.org/
Address:
1409 East Livingston Ave.
Columbus, OH 43205
CEO: Jerry Saunders, Sr.
Email: jsaunders@apdsinc.org
Office: 614.253.4448 Ext. 103
Who We Are
APDS is a behavioral health care institution specializing in prevention, treatment and recovery of substance abuse, domestic violence intervention education and personal development programs for youth (Summer Enrichment Program, Urban GEMS & UCANN).
Categories
Accessible by bus/on bus line
Domestic violence for women level
Domestic violence
Drug use/opioid treatment
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT such as suboxone)
Prevention
Substance use/treatment
Summer camp
Trauma-informed care
Phone: 614.252.8834
Fax:
Email: recoverychoicesintake@alvis180.org
Web: https://alvis180.org
Address:
2100 Stella Court
Columbus, Ohio 43215
Recovery Choices Outpatient Behavioral Health Treatment: 614.252.8834
Amethyst, an Alvis Recovery Program: 614.242.1284
The Community Reentry Center – workforce development training and GED education: 614.252.0660
Who We Are
Alvis provides reentry, behavioral health treatment, workforce development, family support and other services for individuals with developmental disabilities. Integrated behavioral health care, including medication-assisted treatment, is available at both the Recovery Choices and Amethyst programs. Recovery Choices provides Intensive Outpatients Programs and Outpatient Program treatment services for men and women. Amethyst is a longer term, holistic program for women. Recovery housing for men and women (including case management and peer support) are available for individuals with or without minor children.
Accessible by bus/on bus line
Addictive behaviors (gambling/food/etc.)
After-school program
Alcohol use/drinking
Anger management
Anxiety
Case management/ care coordination
Depression
Drug use/treatment
Dual diagnosis/co-occurring disorders
Family counseling
Individual counseling
Job/employment/ vocational support
Life skills training
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT such as suboxone)
Medication management
Mental health treatment
Mindfulness
Opioid use/treatment
Parenting classes
Peer support
Personality disorders
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Prescription drug use
Prevention
Psychiatry/evaluation
Recovery housing
Reentry services
Social anxiety disorder
Stress management
Substance use/treatment
Summer camp
Support group (drug/alcohol use)
Support group
Telehealth/ telemedicine
Trauma-informed care
Treatment for pregnant women
The Amethyst program is a longer term (12-18 months), trauma-informed, holistic treatment program designed to meet women’s behavioral healthcare needs. Children up to age 18 can live with their mothers while the mother is in treatment. Includes family services, including parenting classes, after school and school break programs, prevention, family reunification, etc.
Phone: 614.645.6839
Fax: 614.645.1482
Email: CPHAlcoholandDrugServices@columbus.gov
Web: https://www.columbus.gov/Services/Public-Health/Find-Healthcare-Resources/Drug-Alcohol-Treatment
Address:
240 Parsons Ave.
Columbus, OH 43215
CPH’s ADS clinic is able to assist all patients obtain services to other internal clinics at CPH including the dental clinic, immunization, sexual health and wellness.
Treatment Services: 614.724.2024
Tami Langen
Prevention Services: 614.645.2457
David Crockron
Harm Reduction Services: 614.645.2750
Cristen Day
Who We Are
CPH protects the health of nearly 1 million residents through 40+ programs, while addressing public health challenges and health disparities. Alcohol & Drug Services includes a Comprehensive Treatment Program (assessments, intensive outpatient treatment groups and medication-assisted treatment), Prevention Services (support/education groups for children and young adults to build coping and resiliency skills) and Harm Reduction Services (referrals, STI/HIV testing education, and naloxone and fentanyl test strips distribution).
Accessible by bus/on bus line
Addiction behaviors (gambling/food/etc.)
Alcohol use/drinking
Case management/care coordination
Drug use/treatment
Dual diagnosis/co-occurring disorders
Individual counseling
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT such as suboxone)
Opioid use/treatment
Parenting classes
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Prescription drug use
Prevention
Substance use/treatment
Support group (drug/alcohol use)
Support group (grief)
Telehealth/telemedicine
Treatment for pregnant women
The licensed clinicians in Columbus Public Health’s (CPH) Alcohol and Drug Services Division (ADS) are able to provide alcohol and other drug assessments as well as individual and group therapy on an outpatient and intensive outpatient level. If the individual assessed also has a mental health diagnosis in addition to their substance abuse issue, we are able to provide support services. All CPH clinics including ADS provide translation services for those who may not speak English or may speak English as a second language. All groups are gender-specific groups based upon the individual client’s self-identification. The ADS clinic also provides sliding scale fees for those who do not have insurance.
Phone: 614.252.4941
Fax:
Email: lford@cndcolumbus.org
Web: http://www.cndcolumbus.org/
Address:
993 E. Main St.
Columbus, OH 43205
Treatment Services: 614.252.4941
Who We Are
With five service locations in Columbus, CND reaches the most at-need populations in our community and responds to community needs, serving inner-city, economically distressed neighborhoods. CND provides mental health and substance use disorder treatment services to adults, prevention and leadership training to youth, and violence intervention to youth and young adults.
Accessible by bus/on bus line
After-school program
Alcohol use/drinking
Anger management
Anxiety
Bipolar Disorder
Case management/ care coordination
Crisis intervention
Depression
Drug use/treatment
Dual diagnosis/co-occurring disorders
Individual counseling
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT such as suboxone)
Medication management
Mental health treatment
Mentoring
OCD (Obsessive /Compulsive Disorder)
Opioid use/treatment
Peer support
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Prescription drug use
Prevention
Psychiatry/evaluation
Psychosis
Recovery housing
Schizophrenia
Social anxiety disorder
Stress management
Substance use/treatment
Summer camp
Support group (drug/alcohol use)
Support group
Telehealth/ telemedicine
Violence intervention
Phone: 614.291.4691
Fax:
Email: info@hofhope.org
Web: http://hofhope.org/
Address:
825 Dennison Ave.
Columbus, OH 43215
Who We Are
House of Hope provides comprehensive services that allow people with substance use disorder to thrive in recovery. Offerings include men’s long-term inpatient treatment, men’s short-term inpatient stabilization, men and women outpatient/intensive outpatient services and recovery housing for men.
Accessible by bus/on bus line
Alcohol use/drinking
Case management/ care coordination
Drug use/treatment
Individual counseling
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT such as suboxone)
Opioid use/treatment
Recovery housing
Substance use/treatment
Phone: 614.445.4131
Fax:
Email:
Web: http://www.maryhaven.com/
Address:
1791 Alum Creek Drive
Columbus, OH 43207
Who We Are
Maryhaven offers residential and outpatient services, medically assisted treatment, specialized programming for pregnant women and homeless adults, gambling intervention, cognitive behavioral and other proven therapies, and individual, group and family counseling for adolescents and adults.
Accessible by bus/on bus line
Addictive behaviors (gambling/food/etc.)
Alcohol use/drinking
Crisis intervention
Detoxification (Detox)
Drug use/treatment
Gambling addiction
Individual counseling
Job/employment/ vocational support
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT such as suboxone)
Opioid use/treatment
Peer support
Prescription drug use
Prevention
Substance use/treatment
Trauma-informed care
Treatment for pregnant women
Phone: 614.221.1441
Fax:
Email: info@mhaohio.org
Web: http://www.mhaohio.org/
Address:
2323 W. Fifth Ave., Suite 160
Columbus, OH 43204
Who We Are
Mental Health America of Ohio is dedicated to helping people live mentally healthier lives. They work with individuals and families by making referrals, providing free mental health counseling, offering ongoing support groups, conducting workplace trainings and hosting Peer Recovery Supporter Services. Their mission is to transform how people think about mental illness, make it easier to get help and support individuals in getting better and staying better.
Anxiety
Bipolar Disorder
Depression
Individual counseling
Job/employment/ vocational support
OCD (Obsessive /Compulsive Disorder)
Peer support
Schizophrenia
Suicide prevention
Support group
Treatment for pregnant women
Phone: 614.501.6264
Fax:
Email: nami@namifc.org
Web: http://www.namifranklincounty.org/
Address:
1225 Dublin Road, Suite 50
Columbus, OH 43215
Who We Are
NAMI Franklin County is dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with mental health conditions and their families through support, education, advocacy, referral and outreach. NAMI FC’s program priorities include: raising awareness, reducing stigma, providing inclusive and accessible services, collaborating with community partners to bridge gaps in crisis and clinical services, serving as a resource for families of individuals with lived experience and advocating at the local, state and national level.
Individuals with Mental Health Conditions
Family Members and Caregivers
Teens and Young Adults
Frontline Workers
Faith
Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC). This includes the Bhutanese-Nepali, Somali and Hispanic communities
Phone: 614.261.3196
Fax:
Email: intake@northcommunity.com
Web: http://northcommunity.com/
Address:
6037 Cleveland Ave.
Columbus, OH 43229
Who We Are
North Community Counseling Centers (NCCC) is a nonprofit, mental health agency on a mission to assist people in the community to achieve their maximum potential. With four locations, home- and school-based programs, NCCC is able to reach individuals, couples and families throughout Franklin County and help them with challenges related to mental health and addiction. In addition to therapy, we offer case management, substance use disorder treatment, and youth and adolescent programming.
Bhutanese-Nepali community, LGBTQ+ community, Women At-Risk, Children, Youth and Adolescent, Class 1 Residential Care Facilities
Phone: 614.889.5722
Fax: 614-889-9335
Email: info@syntero.org
Web: https://www.syntero.org/
Address:
299 Cramer Creek Court
Dublin, OH 43017
Mill Run location:
3645 Ridge Mill Drive Hilliard, Ohio 43026
Phone: 614.457.7876
Fax: 614.457.7896
Lewis Center location:
Mt. Carmel Health & Fitness Bldg, off Rt 23
7100 Graphics Way, Suite 3100 Lewis Center, Ohio 43035
Phone: 740.428.0428
Fax: 740.909.4077
Intake: 614.889.5722 Ext. 133
Who We Are
Syntero, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that advocates and supports the health and well-being of individuals, families and communities by providing professional, compassionate expert counseling and community-based services that adapt to the changing needs of the community. Syntero has been providing evidence-based, trauma-informed support in central Ohio for more than 45 years. With offices in Dublin, Hilliard, Lewis Center and Mount Gilead, Syntero programs and services are offered throughout Franklin, Delaware and Morrow Counties.
LGBTQ+ community, Older Adults, BIPOC mothers
Phone: 614.293.9600
Fax: 614.293.9502
Email:
Web: https://wexnermedical.osu.edu/mental-behavioral
Address:
1670 Upham Drive
Columbus, OH 43210
- Mental and Behavioral Health Outpatient Care
- Partial Hospitalization Program and Intensive Outpatient Programs
- Crisis Management and Acute Inpatient Care
- Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Services
- Women’s Behavioral Health
- Neurotherapy
- EPICENTER (Specialized treatment for young adults early in the course of psychotic illness)
- Stress, Trauma and Resilience (STAR) (trauma survivors and people who work in high-stress professions such as health care, public safety, military)
- The Behavioral Health Immediate Care (BHIC) at Ohio State Harding Hospital
Who We Are
Wexner Medical Center primarily serves adult patients with mental and addictive disorders at its two hospital campuses, at several outpatient locations and via telehealth. They offer multiple levels of care, including groups, individual outpatient, intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization, inpatient psychiatric and withdrawal management care, immediate care, and psychiatric emergency services embedded in their emergency departments. All offer medication management, including medications for addiction treatment. Their outpatient and school-based programs also treat youth with behavioral health needs.
Accessible by bus/on bus line
Alcohol use/drinking
Anxiety
Attention Deficit/ADD/ADHD
Bipolar Disorder
Case management/ care coordination
Crime victim counseling
Crisis intervention
Depression
Detoxification (Detox)
Drug use/treatment
Dual diagnosis/co-occurring disorders
Eating disorder
Hospital Inpatient
Individual counseling
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT such as suboxone)
Medication management
Mental health treatment
Mindfulness
OCD (Obsessive /Compulsive Disorder)
Opioid use/treatment
Peer support
Personality disorders
Pharmacy services
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Prescription drug use
Psychiatry/evaluation
Psychosis
Schizophrenia
School services
Social anxiety disorder
Stress management
Substance use/treatment
Suicide prevention
Support group (drug/alcohol use)
Support group
Telehealth/ telemedicine
Trauma-informed care
Treatment for pregnant women
Adults, victims of crime, women, Teen IOP/PHP, school-based mental health, traumatic brain injuries
Phone: 614.227.9694
Fax:
Email: umadaopfranklincounty@gmail.com
Web: http://umadaopfc.com/
Address:
700 Bryden Road, Suite 210
Columbus, OH 43215
Who We Are
The Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach Program of Franklin County, Inc. (UMADAOP) is designed to deliver Substance Use Disorder (SUD) prevention services to youth and families in Franklin County, primarily in South Linden, and Reentry services in Franklin County. UMADAOP strives to help youth and adults build healthy, SUD and violence-free lives. Prevention programs provide education, mentoring, youth-led, community, and social activities through in-school, after-school, and summer programs. Community events are also provided in collaboration with community partners. UMADAOP also provides Reentry services in Franklin County, assisting adults reentering society from incarceration in building healthy, non-criminalized lifestyles. The reentry program provides education classes and mentoring services and connects participants to other necessary services, such as employment, housing, and education.