Mental Health Services
Tri-County Help Center’s services are certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. Our local Mental Health and Recovery Board allows TCHC to provide a sliding-fee scale for clients who may not have insurance and bases the cost of services on the individual’s household income and family size.
Mental health services accept Ohio Medicaid, Medicare, some private insurances, and a sliding-fee scale for payment. Services are offered to adults and children, men and women, and anyone with a mental health need.
Services are available in Belmont County, Harrison County, and Monroe County in Ohio.
Licensed mental health professionals provide individual counseling services in Belmont, Harrison, and Monroe counties. Our mental health clients do not need to be a victim of abuse, although we do specialize in counseling for abuse victims.
Individual counseling is provided to those who suffer from depression, anxiety, grief and/or other situational or mental health issues using a trauma-informed care approach.
Parenting Classes can be with voluntary enrollment, court-ordered or DFJS ordered. Classes are once a week and require 12 sessions to complete the program. Participants learn parental empowerment, child development, and parenting techniques.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
DBT provides individuals with new skills to manage painful emotions and decrease conflict in relationships focusing on four key areas: mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotional regulation and interpersonal effectiveness.
Individual Counseling
Group Counseling
Parenting Class
Domestic Abuse Intervention Program
DAIP is a voluntary or court-ordered 12-week group treatment program that identifies patterns of abuse, recognizes barriers that prevent healthy relationships, and focuses on relapse prevention. Participants will learn the effects of domestic violence on children, tactics of abuse and its impact on victims, anger recognition and regulation, partnerships, emotional abuse versus respect, trust and support, stress, and behaviors necessary to maintain a non-violent lifestyle.
Case Management
Case Management services (Community Psychiatric Service Treatment) are available to adults who need assistance and support in the community. Services are offered in the office, at home, at school, or wherever we can go to meet the needs of our clients.
TCHC uses a consumer-led approach, where the clients describe their needs, and the case manager helps the client develop and achieve those goals. This can be advocating on behalf of the client in the community, linking the client with finding appropriate housing, food pantries, assisting in filing for Social Security Disability, or public assistance benefits.
Case managers encourage people to explore options, identify their strengths, and build self-sufficiency.
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