Mental Health

created by nationally-renowned human performance expert Christopher Stankovich, Ph.D., are professionally-designed educational programs and individually-tailored counseling services developed by using the latest research findings and applications in the fields of sport, performance, and health psychology. Whether you are an athlete, business professional, salesperson, educator, or housewife, Advanced Human Performance Systems will help you reach your full potential, and find happiness, health, and peak productivity on a daily basis in all facets of your life!

created by nationally-renowned human performance expert Christopher Stankovich, Ph.D., are professionally-designed educational programs and individually-tailored counseling services developed by using the latest research findings and applications in the fields of sport, performance, and health psychology. Whether you are an athlete, business professional, salesperson, educator, or housewife, Advanced Human Performance Systems will help you reach your full potential, and find happiness, health, and peak productivity on a daily basis in all facets of your life!

Established in 1972, Netcare Corporation is Franklin county's mental health/alcohol and drug crisis intervention, assessment and referral service. Netcare is your connection to the county's Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health (ADAMH) system, providing referrals to other ADAMH agencies for treatment services.

To contact us:

Phone: 614-340-OAMH (6264)

Toll-free: 800-589-2603 in Ohio

Toll-free: 800-860-0118 nationwide

Fax: 614-340-6272

E-mail: oamh@ohioadvocates.org

The Ohio Council of Behavioral Healthcare Providers, a private, not-for-profit corporation, is a trade association representing provider organizations throughout Ohio which provide behavioral health care services to their communities.

Mental health care is unique in that state and local governments finance and manage a distinct health care system for people with mental illness. This public system serves as a safety net, providing care for the uninsured and compensating for inadequate benefits in commercial health insurance plans. Most Ohioans have some insurance coverage for mental illness, but only five percent of policies will cover the costs of serious, crippling cases of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or depression. People with severe cases of these conditions often end up disabled, poor and dependent on the public system. Each year, Ohio’s community mental health systems provide services to more than 300,000 people.

Regional Help Line
800-587-4232
Telephone
614-252-1700 (Columbus Area Service Office)
Postal address
Ohio Regional Service Committee of Narcotics Anonymous (ORSCNA)
P.O. Box 546
Columbus, OH 43216
Email
Webmaster: webmaster@naohio.org

We provide a continuum of high quality, specialized services to children with behavioral health needs to help them realize their full potential.

2290 Pinebrook Road Columbus, Ohio 43220
614-451-0116
sjudah@stevejudah.com

The Ranch was founded by a group of women who, after searching for the community's greatest need, banded together to dedicate their time and resources to the troubled adolescents of Franklin County.

The Ranch’s Women's Service Board raised funds to purchase land in Grove City, Ohio and build the first residential cottage, Argo House, in 1961. After finding the perfect combination of warmth and clinical skill in newly hired Executive Director Dr. Les Bostic, the Ranch welcomed the first group of ten boys to live at the Ranch. As the years passed, new living quarters were added to accommodate a growing population of boys, ages 10 - 18, who suffered from emotional or behavioral problems.

YOUTH TO YOUTH was founded in 1982 in Columbus, Ohio, as a community-based drug prevention and youth leadership program focusing primarily on middle school and high school students. The goal of its many projects is harnessing the powerful influence of peer pressure-- making it a positive force that encourages young people to live free of tobacco, alcohol and other drugs.