Help for children, teens and their families
When your child is struggling, the whole family feels it. We work with young people and the adults who care for them.
Programs for young people
Day Treatment
A structured daytime program just for children and adolescents. Young people go home every evening.
Outpatient Treatment
Individual, group and family therapy, scheduled around school and family life.
Case Management
Help connecting with medical, clinical and community resources, and coordinating care across providers.
Asking about psychiatry or medication for your child? Call us and we’ll tell you what’s available for their age.
Signs to look for
Every child has hard days. It may be time to reach out when changes like these last for weeks, or start getting in the way of home, school or friendships.
- Refusing to go to school, or grades dropping suddenly
- Pulling away from friends, family or activities they used to enjoy
- Ongoing sadness, irritability or angry outbursts
- Worry or fear that seems bigger than the situation
- Big changes in sleep or eating
- Trouble focusing, sitting still or following directions
- Using alcohol, vaping or drugs
- Frequent conflict at home or school
If your child talks about suicide or hurting themselves, don’t wait. Call the Nationwide Children’s youth crisis line at (614) 722-1800 (ages 17 and under, 24/7), call or text 988, or call 911.
How we work with families
You call us
A parent or guardian can call (380) 212-9259 or request an appointment. Ask us anything before you decide.
Your child’s assessment
We get to know your child and your family, then recommend the program that fits.
Family therapy
Family sessions help everyone communicate and keep progress going at home.
Working with others
Case management can help coordinate with the other people supporting your child.
Care in your family’s language
Our team speaks English, Somali, Arabic, Nepali, Pashto and Maay Maay. Tell us which language your family prefers when you call.