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Jessica Owens, LPCC, works with children ages 4 and older for general mental health conditions, specializing in the area of trauma. Jessica accepts Anthem, CareSource, Optum, and UHC. Jessica also accepts self-paying clients.

Tina Donovan, LPCC, works with children ages 2 and older for general mental health conditions, specializing in the areas of depression and anxiety. Tina accepts UHC, CareSource, Optum, Medical Mutual, and Anthem/BCBS.

Please call these providers directly for more information.

Tina Donavan, LPCC, works with children ages 2 -20 for general mental health conditions.  She accepts UHC, CareSource, Optum, Medical Mutual, and Anthem/BCBS. Please contact this provider directly for more information.

Jessica Owens, M.Ed, LPCC, works with children ages 4 and up with various mental health conditions. She accepts Anthem/BCBS, CareSource, Optum, and UHC. Please contact this provider directly for more information.

Kathleen R. Anderson, MSW, LISW-S, LLC and Amanda Matthias, MSW, LISW-S provide counseling services to children ages 5 and older with conditions such as,eating disorders, anxiety, and depression. They accepts most major insurance plans, but do not accept Cigna. Please contact this agency for more information.

Professional Counseling Services of Ohio, Carla Urbanas, LPCC, LICDC provides counseling services for children ages 4 and up with conditions such as anxiety, transgender issues, bipolar and depression. The center accepts Anthem BC/BS, Cigna, Beacon, Medical Mutual, CareSource, Molina, Paramount, Tricare, Aetna, Optum, UBH, UHC, GEHA, Healthscope, Humana, MHN, Meritain, NGS, Ohio PPO COnnect, Multiplan, Premier, UMR. For more information, please visit their website.

Keep Moving Forward Counseling and Consulting, provides counseling services for children, families, siblings, and couples, ages 5 and older with conditions such as, depression, mood disorder, chronic health issues, substance abuse, and anxiety. For more information please visit their website.

TJ’s Place of Hope is a non-profit, volunteer-based organization that works with people ages 12 to 25 who are struggling with substance abuse and addiction, as well as other mental health issues such as eating disorders, self-harm, social anxiety issues, depression, and suicidal thoughts. They provide their members with a safe and confidential environment and offer a variety of support services that all center around building supportive and influential relationships with the volunteers there. They also encourage youth to express themselves through various music and art opportunities that are available at their facility. They promote peer encouragement amongst the youth that they serve, but they also offer individual support without the need for peer involvement. They can offer faith-based support but it is not required. There is no fee for their services.

*TJ’s Place of Hope is staffed by individuals whose lives have been touched in one way or another by mental illness. They are background checked and never see a child alone – there are always two volunteers at the house at all times. They are not licensed mental health professionals.