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Samaritan Behavioral Health provides outpatient counseling and psychiatric services to youth, ages 5 and older, to adults, for conditions such as abuse/trauma issues, emotional problems, depression/anxiety, peer/social relationships, domestic violence, ADHD, family relationship issues, stress issues, school problems, grief, oppositional and/or disruptive behaviors, aggression/anger, and physical or sexual abuse. For more information, please call or visit their website.

Dr. Mark Casdorph, DO (psychiatry), Dr. Stephen Liptak, PsyD (psychologist), and Jeff Health, MS, LPCC provide services to children of all ages. For more information, please call or visit their website.

Kristin Dolph MS, LPPC provides holistic counseling services and psychoeducational services to ages 6 and up with a wide variety of mental and emotional disturbances such as anxiety, depression, life-transitions and more. Acceptable methods of payment are HSA, FSA, cash, credit card or check. For more information, please call or visit her website.

Denise Hawkins, LPC provides counseling services for adolescents and teens ages 13 and up. She specializes in working with life transitions, such as adjusting to chronic illness, adjusting to college life, and more. Denise currently accepts UHC insurance however those with out-of-network benefits may qualify for reimbursement. Please contact this provider directly or visit their website for more information.

Project Woman provides individual and group counseling for rape survivors, as well as battered women and men. This agency also provides counseling for children who have witnessed and/or are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. An emergency shelter for women is available. Medicaid insurance is accepted, however most services provided are free or are provided using a sliding scale based on income. Please call or visit this agency's website for more information.

Dr. Ebony Speakes-Hall, DSW, LISW-S specializes in individual, couples, and family therapy with a focus on members from underserved and vulnerable communities, trauma, childhood trauma, sexual trauma, and the impact historical trauma has on the mental health of African Americans. Dr. Ebony Speakes-Hall works with young adolescents ages 11 and older, and accepts Anthem, CareSource, Medicaid, and United HealthCare. For more information, please call or visit their website.