Mental Health
The Village Network
The Village Network has integrated the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics (NMT) and Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) to provide the highest level of assessment and intervention for youth. While NMT helps our caregivers identify the neurobiological skills that have been arrested due to trauma, CPS helps build lagging skills in a trauma-informed way. Our programs will meet anyone's behavioral health needs and is created with individuals in mind to receive assistance to overcome specific struggles.
Leading Prevention And Treatment In Behavioral Healthcare
The Village Network has a long-standing, award winning history of success, improving, shaping and transforming the lives of at-risk youth. Teaching and guiding youth toward independent, productive lives drives our decisions and treatment approaches. Each young person in our care is individually assessed, and treatment plans are designed to transition youth to permanent, healthy and productive environments where they can thrive and grow.
The Village Network has a long-standing, award winning history of success, improving, shaping and transforming the lives of at-risk youth. Teaching and guiding youth toward independent, productive lives drives our decisions and treatment approaches. Each young person in our care is individually assessed, and treatment plans are designed to transition youth to permanent, healthy and productive environments where they can thrive and grow.
Oak Tree Corner for Grieving Children
Oak Tree Corner, Center for Grieving Children
136 Far Hills Avenue, Dayton, OH 45409; (937) 285-0199
Provides free group counseling for children ages 3-18 who have experienced the death of someone significant. Insurance is not needed. Groups meet twice a month and a meal is provided. For more information or to register a child in need, please see the Oak Tree Corner FAQ page: https://www.oaktreecorner.org/faqs/
136 Far Hills Avenue, Dayton, OH 45409; (937) 285-0199
Provides free group counseling for children ages 3-18 who have experienced the death of someone significant. Insurance is not needed. Groups meet twice a month and a meal is provided. For more information or to register a child in need, please see the Oak Tree Corner FAQ page: https://www.oaktreecorner.org/faqs/
Young Children’s Assessment and Treatment Services (YCATS)
Making A Difference. Offering Hope
To schedule an appointment, call Samaritan Behavioral Health at 937-734-4310 or 937-734-4311.
Program Participants: Children 6 and under
This program is designed for children 6 and under experiencing challenges such as: behavioral concerns, including disruptive or aggressive behaviors, attention and hyperactivity issues, trauma, developmental issues such as autism or pervasive developmental disorders, and attachment problems.
To schedule an appointment, call Samaritan Behavioral Health at 937-734-4310 or 937-734-4311.
Program Participants: Children 6 and under
This program is designed for children 6 and under experiencing challenges such as: behavioral concerns, including disruptive or aggressive behaviors, attention and hyperactivity issues, trauma, developmental issues such as autism or pervasive developmental disorders, and attachment problems.
Child & Family Partnership Program (CFPP)
To schedule a first-time appointment with Samaritan Behavioral Health, call 937-734-4310 or 937-734-4311
Program Participants: Children ages 7-9 experiencing challenges such as: disruptive or aggressive behaviors, attention and hyperactivity issues, trauma, autism, attachment problems, and/or moderate to severe difficulty succeeding in the school setting due to emotional or behavioral issues.
Program Participants: Children ages 7-9 experiencing challenges such as: disruptive or aggressive behaviors, attention and hyperactivity issues, trauma, autism, attachment problems, and/or moderate to severe difficulty succeeding in the school setting due to emotional or behavioral issues.
School Services
Program Participants: Youth 5-18Being a student today can be challenging. It is difficult to be successful in school when personal difficulties get in the way. Many students experience problems in their school, home, and community. They often just need someone to talk to and to help them.
Samaritan Behavioral Health provides licensed therapists who work in selected schools to assist students in managing their emotional and behavioral problems. The result can be improved behavior, less stress and conflict, better attendance and grades, and fewer calls home or trips to the office.
Samaritan Behavioral Health provides licensed therapists who work in selected schools to assist students in managing their emotional and behavioral problems. The result can be improved behavior, less stress and conflict, better attendance and grades, and fewer calls home or trips to the office.
Talking About Mental Health
It’s hard to start the conversation about your mental health, but our guide can help you get started. It’s time to talk about your mental health when…
- You just don’t “feel right” and aren’t sure why.
- Your thoughts or things you do just don’t seem the way other people think or behave.
- Your thoughts, feelings or behaviors are starting to affect your life at home, school or with friends in a bad way.
- You’ve had some of the signs and symptoms for more than a week.
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Integrated Care Solutions
To schedule an appointment, call Samaritan Behavioral Health at 937-734-4310 or 937-734-4311
Program Participants: Youth (5+) to older adults
Samaritan Behavioral Health’s Youth and Adult Outpatient Services offer the following to adults, adolescents, and children living in Montgomery County.
8638 Old Troy Pike Huber Heights, Ohio 45424
Medicaid Patients Accepted
Program Participants: Youth (5+) to older adults
Samaritan Behavioral Health’s Youth and Adult Outpatient Services offer the following to adults, adolescents, and children living in Montgomery County.
- Behavioral health assessments to determine the nature and extent of mental health problems/concerns.
- Recommendations regarding services that address presenting problems/symptoms.
- An individualized service plan with therapeutic goals developed in collaboration with the patient/family.
- Individual and family counseling.
- Referral to psychiatric services if it appears that medication may be beneficial.
- Ongoing psychiatric medication management.
- Case management (Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment) services to further support therapeutic interventions and link patient/family to community resources.
8638 Old Troy Pike Huber Heights, Ohio 45424
Medicaid Patients Accepted
Consumer Advocacy Model (C.A.M.)
To make an appointment, call Samaritan Behavioral Health by Phone at 937-734-9811 or on Video Line at 937-641-8204.
Program Participants:Adults experiencing alcohol, drug, and/or mental health problems with a focus on persons with physical, cognitive, and developmental disabilities.
Services for the Deaf – contact Sandy Castle – Video Phone 937-641-8173.This is not an emergency number. If you are having an emergency, contact CrisisCare at 937-224-4646.
We are located at Elizabeth Place, 1st floor, Entrance E, 601 Edwin C. Moses Boulevard, Dayton, Ohio 45417-3424
Program Participants:Adults experiencing alcohol, drug, and/or mental health problems with a focus on persons with physical, cognitive, and developmental disabilities.
- Diagnostic Assessment
- Psychiatric Evaluation and Medication Management
- Individual, Group, and Family Counseling
- Case Management
- Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment
- Urinalysis Screening
- Dual or co-occurring disorder treatment services
- Communication assisted therapy for people who are deaf or hard of hearing
- Advocacy and support
- Referral and linkage to community services
- Consultation/Training
Services for the Deaf – contact Sandy Castle – Video Phone 937-641-8173.This is not an emergency number. If you are having an emergency, contact CrisisCare at 937-224-4646.
We are located at Elizabeth Place, 1st floor, Entrance E, 601 Edwin C. Moses Boulevard, Dayton, Ohio 45417-3424
Youth and Adult Outpatient Services
Cherry Street Clubhouse
A respectful, restorative environment for those who have been socially and vocationally disabled by mental illness.Cherry Street Clubhouse (Cherry Street) is a social and recreational day program for adults living with mental illness. Cherry Street is operated by Samaritan Behavioral Health, Inc. (SBHI’S) Preble County office. Adults who attend Cherry Street are referred to as “members” as they are involved in the programming and daily activities of the clubhouse. Members are seen as valuable participants and critical to the important work in which Cherry Street is engaged.
Cherry Street provides a therapeutic and respectful environment in which members are supported in their recovery from mental illness. Cherry Street creates a community where members work to achieve their goals in a ”side-by-side” manner with staff and other members. Cherry Street guarantees its members a place to come, an opportunity to form meaningful relationships, a chance to perform work, and the opportunity to participate in social and recreational activities.
Cherry Street provides a therapeutic and respectful environment in which members are supported in their recovery from mental illness. Cherry Street creates a community where members work to achieve their goals in a ”side-by-side” manner with staff and other members. Cherry Street guarantees its members a place to come, an opportunity to form meaningful relationships, a chance to perform work, and the opportunity to participate in social and recreational activities.
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Dayton Children's: Mental Health Resource Connection
The Mental Health Resource Connection program is a service that connects patients and families to available mental health services in the community. The service is administered by social workers experienced in evaluating pediatric mental health needs and the services required to meet those needs. The Mental Health Resource Connection strives to improve the mental health status of children in Dayton Children's service area.
Mental Health Emergencies
If your child is experiencing a mental health crisis and they are at immediate risk for hurting him/herself or others, please call 911 or one of the following agencies.
Crisis Contact Numbers by County
Crisis Contact Numbers by County
- Montgomery County Crisis Care - 937-224-4646
- Clark County - 937-399-9500
- Warren and Clinton Counties - 1-877-695-6333 (NEED)
- Butler County - 1-844-427-4747 or 1-844-4CRISIS
- Greene County - 937-376-8701
- Darke County, Miami County, Shelby County - 1-800-351-7347
Trauma
Day-Mont is a Trauma Informed agency. Staff is trained on the effects of trauma on individuals. Staff are also trained on how to provide responses when interacting with individuals to minimize the chance of re-traumatizing someone.
Mental Health Classes
NAMI Basics is the new signature education program for parents and other caregivers of children and adolescents living with mental illnesses. The NAMI Basics course is taught by trained teachers who are the parent or other caregivers of individuals who developed the symptoms of mental illness prior to the age of 13 years.The course consists of six classes, each lasting for 2 and a half hours. Classes may be offered weekly for six consecutive weeks, or may be offered twice per week for three weeks to accommodate the hectic schedules of parents. All instruction materials are FREE to participants.
The NAMI Family-to-Family Education Program is a 12-week course for families of individuals with severe brain disorders (mental illnesses.) The course is taught by trained family members. Registration for this program is required. Topics covered include:
- Introduction to family education
- Symptoms of schizophrenia, major depression, bipolar disorder; getting through critical periods of crisis
- Subtypes of depression and bipolar disorder; panic disorder and OCD; telling our stories
- Basics about brain biology and the causes of brain disorders
- Problem solving workshop
- Medication review
- Empathy: Inside mental illness
- Communication skills workshop
- Self-care
- Rehabilitation; Making choices for recovery
- Fighting stigma; Advocacy
- Evaluation, certification, and celebration
KidShop is our free program for children in 1st to 12th grade. We run two separate programs:
- Children who do not have a mental health diagnosis themselves but have a sibling or parent with a diagnosis
- Children that do have a mental health diagnosis.
Peer-to-Peer is a unique, experiential learning program for people with any serious mental illness who are interested in establishing and maintaining their wellness and recovery. Peer-to-Peer consists of 10, two-hour sessions taught by a team of two trained "mentors" who are personally experienced at living well with mental illness. Registration is required for participation in this course.Participants come away from the course with a binder of hand-out materials, as well as many other tangible resources including:
- An Advance Directive
- Relapse Prevention Plan
- Overview of the Brain
- More knowledge into various diagnoses
- Mindfulness Exercises
- Survival Skills for working with providers
- Chance to tell your story
- Other patterns of relating to family and friends
Progression is a six week educational course for teens 13 to 18 that have a mental health diagnosis. Progression starts in February of 2016.This course will cover the topics:
Progression is taught by peers, that have mental health diagnosis and are now living in recovery. The course meets weekly for six weeks.
- Emotional stages of recovery
- Recovery and progression
- Stigma
- Suicide
- Self-harm
- Self-medication
- Safety plans
- Types of doctors and treatments
- Helping loved ones understand
- Recognizing early warning signs and patterns
- Medications and coping with side effects
- Tools for recovery
- Mindfulness
- Thinking about the future
- and more...
Progression is taught by peers, that have mental health diagnosis and are now living in recovery. The course meets weekly for six weeks.
NAMI Homefront is a free, six-session education program for family, friends and significant others of Military Service Members and Veterans with mental health conditions. It focuses on the unique needs of military and veteran communities, such as post-deployment and post-discharge transitions.The course is designed to help family members understand and support their loved one while maintaining their own well-being. The trained teachers of this course are also family members who have experience with military culture and know what it is like to have a loved one living with mental illness.
Additional Community Mental Health Resources
Health of Montgomery County Center for Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Services (CADAS) – 461-5223
The Castle – 433-3931
Daybreak, Inc. – 395-4600
DayMont Behavioral Health Care, Inc. – 222-8111
Eastway Corporation – 496-2000
Family Service Association for the Deaf – 222-9481
Goodwill Easter Seals of the Miami Valley (Medicaid treatment services) – 461-4800
Life Essentials, Inc. – 586-0545
Lighthouse Youth Services – 586-0435
Mahajan Therapeutics – 275-1500
Miami Valley Housing Opportunities, Inc. – 263-4449
Miracle Clubhouse – (937) 528-6415
Montgomery County Board of Developmental Disabilities – 837-9200
Nova House Association, Inc. – 253-1680
PLACES, Inc. – 461-4300
Project C.U.R.E., Inc. – 262-3500
Samaritan Behavioral Health Inc. – 276-8333
Samaritan Behavioral Health-CrisisCare – 224-4646
Senior Resource Connection – 223-8246
Sinclair Community College – Office of Disability Services – 512-5113
South Community Inc. – 293-8300
Suicide Prevention Center, Inc. – 226-0818
Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach – 276-2176
Woman Line – 223-3446
Wright State University – Consumer Advocacy Program/CAM – 222-2400
The Castle – 433-3931
Daybreak, Inc. – 395-4600
DayMont Behavioral Health Care, Inc. – 222-8111
Eastway Corporation – 496-2000
Family Service Association for the Deaf – 222-9481
Goodwill Easter Seals of the Miami Valley (Medicaid treatment services) – 461-4800
Life Essentials, Inc. – 586-0545
Lighthouse Youth Services – 586-0435
Mahajan Therapeutics – 275-1500
Miami Valley Housing Opportunities, Inc. – 263-4449
Miracle Clubhouse – (937) 528-6415
Montgomery County Board of Developmental Disabilities – 837-9200
Nova House Association, Inc. – 253-1680
PLACES, Inc. – 461-4300
Project C.U.R.E., Inc. – 262-3500
Samaritan Behavioral Health Inc. – 276-8333
Samaritan Behavioral Health-CrisisCare – 224-4646
Senior Resource Connection – 223-8246
Sinclair Community College – Office of Disability Services – 512-5113
South Community Inc. – 293-8300
Suicide Prevention Center, Inc. – 226-0818
Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach – 276-2176
Woman Line – 223-3446
Wright State University – Consumer Advocacy Program/CAM – 222-2400
