Behavioral Health

We believe recovery can be transformative.

Everyone who comes to Coleman Health Services, comes for different reasons – each with a different story, a unique background, specific life issues and personal triggers that impact their mental health and wellness. That’s why we take a whole-person approach to our range of behavioral health therapy and mental health counseling services. At Coleman Health Services, our skilled and caring behavioral health specialists integrate evidence-based clinical treatment with individualized care, to help you overcome a wide range of behavioral and mental challenges – from stress to anxiety to depression and more. You will find that treatment plans are personalized and structured to address your individual concerns.

Our aim is to serve you with respect and dignity – because we recognize that healing takes time and understanding and asking for help is a courageous first step. Whether you’re looking for individual therapy, relationship counseling, group therapy, psychotherapy, substance use counseling, addiction recovery support or medication management, we can meet all your mental and behavioral health needs.

We help our clients to thrive.

Every person gets what they need — the high-quality, compassionate, coordinated, person-centered care they deserve. Our experienced and licensed staff work with you to address your specific needs through a wide range of behavioral and mental health services and treatment options. We practice evidence-based, research-proven treatment methods and prescribe supportive medications that can support your recovery and help you feel better, faster. Access a complete range of of psychological and psychiatric services — all under one roof:

• Psychiatric Services
• Case Management
• Outpatient Psychotherapy
• Individual & Group Counseling
• Psychosocial Rehabilitation
• Substance Use Disorders (SUD) Treatment
• Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment (AoD)
• Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)

Coleman mental health professionals are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to initiate mental health treatment and drug and alcohol treatment.

Coleman’s Adult Behavioral Health Service are available in the following counties:

Allen,  Auglaize,  Belmont, Hardin, Harrison, Monroe,  Jefferson,  Mahoning,  Portage,  Stark,  Summit,  Trumbull

Coleman’s Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health Service are available in the following counties:

Allen,  Auglaize,  Belmont, Hardin, Harrison, Monroe,  Jefferson, Portage, Stark,  Summit

Comprehensive Behavioral Health Services from Coleman

Your mental health and wellness are our priority.

We make accessing behavioral healthcare and mental health services more accessible and approachable. Because we focus on individualized, person-centered care, every assessment starts with active listening. And you will find that services are comprehensive, yet flexible — meeting each client’s behavioral and mental health needs in a way that is holistic. Discover a safe, welcoming environment at Coleman. We support a positive, compassionate culture where clients can work progressively and productively on their emotional and mental health issues, in order to experience meaningful change and hope for a brighter and healthier future.

Trauma-Informed Care

At Coleman Professional Services, we understand the widespread physical, social, and emotional impact trauma can have on an individual. And our compassionate trauma-informed approach recognizes that most people have likely experienced a number of traumatic events in their lifetime – whether acute, chronic or complex. 

Trauma-informed care offers understanding and healing:

• Recognizing the signs and symptoms of trauma
• Actively avoiding re-traumatization
• Directing powerful paths for recovery

We practice the core principles of trauma-informed care:

• Safety – We provide an environment where clients feel physically and emotionally safe

• Trustworthiness & Transparency – Treatment plans are discussed with openness and transparency

• Peer Support – Shared experiences are vital to recovery, especially when they are integrated into a personalized plan of care

• Collaboration – Shared decision-making helps clients own their plan for recovery

• Empowerment – Healing from trauma promotes resiliency

• Humility & Responsiveness – We promote a working culture where all biases, prejudices, stereotypes and historical trauma are recognized and addressed

Wrap-Around Services

At Coleman, we believe in whole person care that supports mental and physical health in a way that connects both – to help achieve a greater level of healing and wellness. At Coleman, we understand that many factors play a role in the success of your recovery. We offer a variety of supportive wrap-around services. We meet you where you are and we take everything that affects your mental health into consideration by offering a complete spectrum of services including: 

• Employment Services
• Residential Services
• Community Supports

When Someone is in Crisis, Take Action.

Call emergency services – 911.

Contact Coleman Professional Services, or go to your local hospital emergency department.  

If you are struggling with depression and substance use, Coleman Professional Services can help. We offer recovery services that include behavioral health, counseling, crisis intervention, substance use treatments and more.

Counseling for Adults, Adolescents & Children

It’s ok to not be okay. 

When life brings challenges that feel impossible to bear – impacting your work, your relationships and your quality of life, Coleman is here to help you work through what’s troubling you. Our mental health experts work with children, teens and adults in all age brackets. Coleman offers outpatient counseling services – in both an individual and a group setting. 

Recovery is possible. We offer help with all the following, and more:

• ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
• Anger Management
• Autism Disorder 
• Attachment Difficulties
• Bullying
• Depression 
• Developmental Disorders
• Divorce 
• Grief and Loss
• Oppositional Disorder
• Peer Problems
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Relationship Problems
• Social-Emotional Impairments
• Stress and Anxiety
• Trauma

Our goal is to help you resolve the psychological and emotional problems. 

Individual

And it’s okay to ask for help.

All progress starts with the brave decision to ask for help. Whether you’re seeking short-term assistance or longer-term support, our licensed, professional counselors and therapists at Coleman are here to help you understand what you are experiencing. Together, we’ll develop a plan to problem-solve and work toward achieving your goals.

Group

Healing can come from a shared experience.

Group counseling offers a sense of community. Coleman clients find a sense of relief in realizing that they are not alone in facing similar life challenges. And there is comfort in knowing that it’s safe to participate. Everything shared during group at Coleman is confidential. What is said during group, stays within the group. Small groups of like-minded individuals can offer a helpful sounding board – especially when group members have the opportunity to share the tools, coping skills and resources that have helped them successfully overcome issues.

Teens & Adolescents

We help kids learn, grow and heal.

Mental illnesses are surprisingly common in children and teenagers. Kids today face a wide range of issues that can impact their mental health – from bullying to ADHD to autism spectrum disorder to depression and other mood disorders to eating disorders to PTSD and more. Teen years are also a time when a number of troubling mental health problems may begin to reveal themselves – including eating disorders, Borderline Personality Disorder, schizophrenia and suicidal ideation. 

It may be hard to tell the difference between normal childhood development and symptoms of mental illness. We’re here to help, with a team of counseling professionals with specialized education and decades of practical experience working with kids. Our licensed child and adolescent counselors and therapists can use evidence-based, developmentally appropriate therapies to help your child learn, heal and grow.

We help our clients to thrive. 

Every person gets what they need — the high-quality, compassionate, coordinated, person-centered care they deserve. Our experienced and licensed staff work with you to address their specific needs through a wide range of behavioral and mental health services and treatment options. We practice evidence-based, research-proven treatment methods and prescribe supportive medications that can support your recovery and help you feel better, faster. Access complete range of of psychological and psychiatric services — all under one roof:

• Psychiatric Services
• Case Management
• Outpatient Psychotherapy
• Individual & Group Counseling
• Psychosocial Rehabilitation
• Substance Use Disorders (SUD) Treatment
• Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment (AoD)
• Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)

Coleman mental health professionals are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to initiate mental health treatment and drug and alcohol treatment.

Coleman’s Counseling is available in the following counties:

Allen,  Auglaize,  Hardin,  Jefferson,  Mahoning,  Portage,  Stark,  Summit,  Trumbull

A crisis occurs when a stressful life event overwhelms an individual’s ability to cope effectively in the face of a perceived challenge or threat.

Crises occur at the spur of the moment and in a variety of settings as trauma can arise quickly. Crises are temporary, although the effects may become long lasting. See our 24/7 Crisis Hotline & Walk-in Services.

Crisis intervention is the emergency and temporary care given to an individual who, because of unusual stress in life, is unable to function or cope as he or she normally would.

Our goal at Coleman is to interrupt the downward spiral of negative thinking and to increase stabilization.

Crisis assessment and crisis intervention strategies focus on the client’s immediate situation including factors such as safety and immediate needs.

In addition to our Walk-in Clinic Services, Coleman offers 24/7 Crisis Support (including an Opiate Hotline and National Suicide Lifeline) and a Mobile Response Program for children, teens and adults in distress. 

Mobile Response in Stark County

Stark County Mobile Response Hotline

330-452-6000

A crisis can happen any time, anywhere. Coleman Health Services’ Mobile Response

Adult & Youth programs rapidly deploy culturally-competent, trauma-informed on-site crisis support using behavioral health interventions that are sensitive to the age-specific youth and adults.

The Mobile Response Team is comprised of professionals trained in crisis intervention, information and referral. The team provides mobile behavioral health services to individuals in the home, at school, workplace and in various other community settings.

When can I call? When can the Mobile Response Team be deployed?

Anytime. Available 24 hours every day, including weekends and holidays. 

Who can call the Mobile Response hotline? 

Anyone. 

Co-workers, friends, family members, caregivers, school staff and professionals can call for the Mobile Response Team based on their need of urgent intervention. All situations are considered valid.

When should I call 9-1-1 instead? 

If someone is experiencing the following, immediately call 9-1-1:

• Overdose
• Other Medical Emergencies
• Suicide Attempt / Serious Self-Harm in Progress
• Violence / Threats of Violence / Possession of a Weapon

Opiate Hotline

Opiate Hotline 

330-545-HELP (4357)

Need opiate specific support? Dial the hotline above to receive:

• Immediate access, engagement, triage, screening and support
• Service referral, navigation and linkage
• Education on treatment options for opiate addiction
• All calls are confidential and are accepted anytime, day or night

Remember, an overdose is a medical emergency. Dial 9-1-1 immediately and begin first aid.

More than 300 people in Stark County have overdosed from opioids, including heroin, since 2012 according to the Stark County Coroner’s office. In addition, Ohio experienced the second highest number of drug overdose deaths nationwide in 2014, a number that is soaring according to a federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report.

National Suicide Lifeline

National Suicide Lifeline

1-800-273-8255

The National Suicide Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress as well as prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones.

Coleman’s Crisis Intervention and Stabilization is available in the following counties:

Allen,  Auglaize,  Hardin,  Jefferson,  Mahoning,  Portage,  Stark,  Summit,  Trumbull

What is evaluation and diagnostic assessment?

This process consists of gathering information to assess an individual’s behavioral health needs. This helps clinicians determine the best service mix of mental health, addiction, and/or employment and vocational rehabilitation services to assist in recovery.

A diagnostic assessment is a clinical evaluation provided by a licensed professional in order to gather information to determine appropriate treatment based on the initial problem, current mental status and the diagnostic impression. The clinician will share the results of the diagnostic assessment with you in order to begin treatment planning.

Common referrals for diagnostic assessment include:

• Depression treatment
• Grief counseling
• Substance abuse treatment
• Post-traumatic stress treatment
• Mental health counseling
• Anger management counseling
• Anxiety treatment
• Suicidal thoughts
• Child counseling

How does Coleman evaluate and diagnose?

To receive a diagnostic assessment at Coleman, please bring photo identification and insurance card. Sliding fee options apply to those without insurance. Arrive a half-hour prior to your scheduled appointment in order to complete health questionnaire and financial intake.

When seeking a diagnostic assessment at Coleman Behavioral Health, expect to discuss the following with the clinician:

• Personal history
• Initial symptoms
• Diagnostic impression and treatment recommendations
• Use of alcohol and/or drugs
• Home environment/relationships with family and peers
• Current mental status
• Leisure and recreational activities
• Childhood history
• Military history
• Financial status
• Usual social and peep group activities
• Family circumstances (including custody issues)
• Vocational/educational assessment
• Legal assessment
• Nutritional and health status
• Spirituality
• Concerns of safety of self or others
• Strengths

Coleman’s Evaluation and Diagnostic Services are available in the following counties:

Allen,  Auglaize,  Hardin,  Jefferson,  Mahoning,  Portage,  Stark,  Summit,  Trumbull

Fact

Fathers Accountable for Children’s Tomorrows (FACT) is a collaboration between Coleman, Allen County Child Support and other organizations. FACT helps clients overcome barriers to building strong families through sessions that educate, support and inspire. 

Prior to graduating from the FACT program, participants are required to:

• complete all core and elective requirements
• maintain employment with payments to child support for a minimum of 4 months
• obtain a high school diploma or GED
• pass a drug screening

The program was created with the intention of giving all individuals the opportunity to be employed, to be able to provide for themselves and their families, and to take pride in their accomplishments.

Coleman’s FACT is available in the following counties:

Allen,  Auglaize,  Hardin

Peer Support Services

We’ve been there. We understand. 

Coleman Peer Recovery Support Specialists are living proof that recovery is possible. Peer support recovery groups work because they are facilitated by specialists who understand the process – because they have been successful in their own recovery process. 

And we’re uniquely qualified to support you.

In fact, our Peer Recovery Support Specialists in the State of Ohio must have a direct lived experience of mental health and/or substance use issues. Like our clinical staff, our certified peer support specialists receive special training and are required to obtain Continuing Education Units. We train our peer support specialists to become teachers, role models and advocates in your recovery process. That’s exactly why Coleman Peer Support Specialists are able to focus on helping you reach your own goals and achieve your potential. They share from their own personal experiences, to help you identify workable strategies you can successfully implement into your own life. 

We’re here to support you through real life issues.

Coleman Peer Support Groups can offer insight for dealing with mental illness and substance use, and how these issues can impact work, relationships, finances, health and more. If you’ve been newly diagnosed with a mental health issue, or you are on your recovery journey and need support and motivation, you can always call on our peer support specialists for the help you need.

• Find emotional support 
• Build independent living and social skills
• Manage symptoms
• Develop health and wellness skills
• Learn important coping skills 
• Practical assistance with daily living
• Connect you with vital support resources 
• Explore employment opportunities

Find Peer Recovery Support.

Peer Recovery Support Specialists offer important assistance with a wide range of programs at Coleman:

• • Drop-In Centers for individuals who struggle with mental health conditions, substance use disorders, homelessness, trauma and more.
  • START Program (Sobriety Treatment. And Reducing Trauma) – a collaboration between Coleman and Children Services 
  • Coleman Access Services – meeting clients at the front door when they come for services to keep them engaged and supported through either the opening stages of treatment or when they re-present. 
  • CTP Community Transition Program – supporting inmates who have been released from the corrections system.
  • Coleman Crisis Center – open 24/7 offering support in person and by phone.
  • Coleman Peer Support Groups – facilitating two weekly Peer Support Groups at our Drop-In Center. 
  • Specialty Treatment Court – supporting Mental Health and Drug Court 
  • Law Enforcement Assistance – coming soon! We are implementing a 24/7 team to assist law enforcement when responding to situations where a crime has not been committed but MH and SUD support are needed. The team will consist of a LSW and a peer staff to respond with law enforcement. 
  • Embrace Program – Designed for pregnant and postpartum mothers with a history of drug addiction.
  • Mobile Response – Provides a rapid mobile response to address the behavioral health concern of the youth and coordinate appropriate next steps.
  • Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) – Serves people facing addiction or a mental health crisis, providing in-house care for up to 2 weeks.
  • Residential Services – Helps individuals find temporary and permanent housing to foster independence and build critical skills.

Coleman Can Help.

It’s not always easy – but support from Coleman can change everything. Learn how Coleman empowers people to change their lives. Contact Coleman to get connected with a Peer Support Group today.

Coleman’s Peer Support is available in the following counties:

Allen,  Auglaize,  Hardin,  Jefferson,  Mahoning,  Portage,  Stark,  Summit,  Trumbull