Links older adults who are in need of counseling services with private therapists who are qualified in the area of geriatric psychiatry. Offers online search tool for psychiatrists specializing in geriatric care.

Provides phone and virtual consultations for individuals who are experiencing symptoms disrupting daily life activities four weeks after having been diagnosed with COVID-19. The clinic is staffed by a rheumatologist, a rheumatology nurse practitioner, a family medicine physician, and an internal medicine physician. The CDC cites the following as the most common long-term symptoms being reported: Fatigue, Shortness of breath, Cough, Joint pain, Anxiety and Chest pain. Other reported long-term symptoms include Difficulty with thinking and concentration (sometimes referred to as "brain fog"), Depression, Muscle pain, Headache, Intermittent fever, and Fast-beating or pounding heart (also known as heart palpitations).

Maintains information about community resources that are appropriate for individuals dealing with mental health issues. Links individuals who are in need of specialized services with appropriate resources in their community. Please note: This is not a crisis intervention hotline.

Offers university-based mental health service for University of Toledo students

Provides the following services to survivors of rape, incest, sexual abuse, and sexual assault: * Rape Crisis Center * Children's Advocacy Center * Sexual Assault Care Unit - provided by Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) * Sexual Abust Prevention Most services will include evidence collection, crisis intervention, referrals for psychological counseling, advocay/support for legal proceedings, and support groups. *

Provides public referrals to individual psychotherapists who are members of organization. Organization screens members to ensure licensing with state board before giving referrals. Referrals to psychotherapists who deal with the following issues: adoption/foster care, aging/geriatric issues, AIDS-HIV/sexually transmitted diseases, alcoholism/chemical dependency, anger/aggression, anxiety disorders, attention deficit-hyperactivity (ADD/ADDHD), autism/aspergers, child abuse, chronic illness, couples/marriage, codependency, crisis intervention, custody evaluations, death/dying/grief, depression/bipolar disorder, developmental disability, disability evaluation, divorce mediation, domestic violence, eating disorders, employment/career/vocational issues, family problems/parenting, forensic/legal issues, gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender, gifted children, health psychology, impaired professionals, industrial/organizational/workplace issues, mens' issues, neuropsycholgy, obsessive-compulsive, pain management, phobias/panic disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), rape/sexual abuse/incest, religious issues, schizophrenia/psychotic disorders, school conduct/performance, self-esteem issues, sex offenders, sexual addiction, sexual dysfunction, sleep disorders, smoking cessation, sports psychology, stress management, suicide, testing and evaluation, and womens' issues.

Provides help for eligible individuals applying for benefits, including but not limited to, food stamps, cash assistance, medical (Medicaid), and Social Security; obtaining official documents (birth certificates, state-issued ID), searching for employment, housing, mental health counseling or other community resources.

Referral to psychologists in Ohio.

Provides a faith-based therapist referral service.

Provides referral to callers who seek clinical evaluation and mental health treatment (psychotherapy and psychoanalysis). Therapy can be short term or long term, and is provided in private practice offices in confidential settings.

Provides an online database to search for psychologists.

Provides online public referral resource to psychologists.

Volunteer mental health professionals provide no-cost mental health care to those in the veteran and military communities, those affected by natural disasters such as the COVID-19 pandemic and California wildfires, and man-made disasters, such as mass shootings.

Provides a central clearinghouse that can refer children and families to mental health services. Licensed social workers and clinical counselors can assess caller's needs and direct them to the appropriate service which might include the emergency room, an in-patient hospital service, or a local therapist/counselor.

Provides information and referrals to help navigate the mental health and/or substance use treatment system. Connects individuals with mental health providers or community resources in Fairfield County that will be most helpful. Provides education on patient rights and assists in resolving issues with current mental health providers.

Collects listings of physicians, lawyers, counselors, treatment/recovery programs, health care providers, social services, and other services agencies that are familiar with issues regarding the LGBT lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender community. Listings include businesses and social opportunities. Makes listings available to those who contact the agency.

Offers a website with information about eating disorders, support options, and treatment options.

Provides information and referrals for qualified psychologists when requested by residents in the Greater Cincinnati area