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SAFY outpatient behavioral health services for children ages 2-18. The organization only accepts traditional Medicaid and Medicaid HMO's. For more information, please call or visit their website.

Specialized Alternatives for Families and Youth provides counseling for children ages 0-17. The center accepts Medicaid and Medicaid HMO's. For more information, please call or visit their website.

Salt and Light Therapy offers Telehealth Therapy to all ages. This provider specializes in developmental trauma, and chronic illness/pain. Currently Salt and Light Therpy only accepts self pay. 

For more information, please contact the provider. 

Crisis Care through Samaritan Behavioral Health offers a 24-hour crisis hotline and warmline, screening and triage, emergency walk-ins, pre-hospital screenings, mobile crisis services, crisis counseling, and crisis debriefing to any child or adolescent regardless of their ability to pay. Please contact the agency directly for more information.

Samaritan Behavioral Health provides outpatient counseling and psychiatric services for ages 5 and up for conditions such as abuse/trauma issues, emotional problems, depression/anxiety, peer/social relationships, ADHD, domestic violence, family relationship problems, school problems, grief, oppositional and/or disruptive behaviors, agression/anger, psychiatric disorders, physical or sexual abuse, psychiatric medication services, and stress issues. Telehealth and face-to-face appointments are available.

Also offered at this location is the Young Children's Assessment & Treatment Services (YCATS). YCATS offers counseling and psychiatric services for children ages birth through 9 years of age, and their families.  Please contact Christina Mortsolf 937-734-4456 for more information. Some private insurances (Tricare, OPTUM, and Medical Mutual) are accepted, as well as Medicaid. For more information, please call or visit their website.

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.