Behavioral Health

Overview

Mental Health Counseling Services are available at the LSSNWO regional offices as well as numerous counseling sites throughout northwestern Ohio. Our licensed and experienced therapists can provide individual and group psychotherapy for:

• Loss of loved ones
• Families in conflict
• Stress in a marriage
• Adolescents confused by a complicated world
• People with job concerns
• Older persons needing care
• People facing divorce
• Dealing with death or dying
• Sexual adjustments
• Sexual and physical abuse issues
• Concerns about health
• Unplanned pregnancy
• Depression and anxiety
• Behavioral difficulties in children and adolescents
• People with severe and persistent mental illnesses

Outpatient Therapy provides counseling in a safe, hopeful environment for individuals, families, couples and groups in order to deal with issues that have become overwhelming for them. Services are provided by professionally trained and state licensed staff.

Community Support Services (CSP) are provided in both individual and group activities to include actions directed toward obtaining, coordinating, linking and monitoring mental health, medical, rehabilitation, employment and other formal or informal community support services necessary to meet the needs of the severely mentally disabled or “at-risk” populations.

Substance Abuse Services provides individual, group and intensive group outpatient services for persons with a diagnosis of substance abuse or dependence.

Survivors of Suicide Bereavement Group

Meets the third Monday of the month from 7-8:30 pm
All Saints Lutheran Church
5445 Heatherdowns Blvd., Toledo Ohio 43614
No Cost

Professionally facilitated by Sharon Donatelli, LISW

In December - Candlelight Memorial Service with fellowship and refreshments following service.

 

Family Resources

Crossroads Family Resource Center is located in Reformation Lutheran Church in Toledo. It offers assistance to individuals and families to learn about and access helpful community resources; individual and family counseling; Project Omega, which is designed for women and children who have experienced domestic violence; and classes for anger management, parenting education and parent-teen interactive education.

Open Dorr Family Resource Center is a collaborative effort between Lutheran Social Services, Springfield Local Schools and Lucas County Family Council. Among the programs housed inside Dorr Elementary are individual, group and family counseling to address a wide variety of mental health issues; an outreach program to help with parenting, employment, education, transportation, emergency food and clothing; and after-school and summer programs for elementary-aged children.

Children, Youth & Family Services

Children and Youth

Parenting Classes

Family Stabilization Programs

Military Service Persons and Their Families

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Senior Services

Rosa Morgan Center provides a day program for frail, low-income, older adults offering activities, socialization, mental and physical stimulation, health education, nurse assessments, outings, two snacks, a hot lunch and van transportation.

Volunteer Guardianship Program (VGP) provides legal guardians for indigent, incompetent older adults in Lucas County. The program provides a service by which trained volunteer guardians are court appointed for indigent older adults who are deemed incompetent by the Lucas County Probate Court.

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Food Pantry

Emergency Pantry & Food Programs are available in many LSS branch offices and family resource centers. We offer a three-day supply of emergency food, which is available with a written referral to individuals or families in need once per month. Donations of non-perishable items are welcomed. Contact your local office to contribute to this ministry.

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Other Services

Adoption Services are available throughout LSSNWO for individuals and families seeking adoption from foreign or domestic service providers. Home studies and post-placement supervision are available.

Crisis Intervention Services