Mental Health Solutions

For Youth, Young Adults, Families & Communities

— We Are Here For You! —

Return To School COVID-19 Resources

Back to school can be a stressful time for many, especially during the coronavirus pandemic.  Click on the link below to see updated resources to help.

If you want to start treatment, therapists are available now. Use the Search School Based Providers links below to make an appointment. Use the Search All Providers link below for other options or call MindPeace at 513.803.0844 for help.

Return To School COVID-19 Resources

Mental Health Resources for Challenging Times

In collaboration with 1N5 we are offering The State of Mind Speakers Series with a variety of video topics intended to promote mental health and wellness during uncertain times. The series is designed to provide education and support to youth, caregivers, and educators.

State of Mind Speaker Series

During times of social unrest, it is important to recognize and challenge the mental health disparities affecting minority populations. Our Racial Equity and Mental Health Guide is now available!

Racial Equity Guide

— Search Mental Health Providers —

Search All Providers

Search by zip or filter by specialty area, therapy type, treatment type and more.

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Search School Based Providers

Mental health therapists are available. Search for a provider who is partnered with your school. Treatment may be via phone, video conferencing or in person in the community.

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— Support for —

Families

Access resources for your children’s mental health needs including counseling resources, services for children, family support, and advocacy.

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School Professionals

Find resources including classroom strategies, counseling support and crisis support as well as suggestions for involving parents.

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Medical Professionals

Find resources including a mental health partner in the child’s neighborhood or in their local school system or order Therapy Referral Pads.

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— How MindPeace can Help —

School-Based Mental Health

MindPeace helps local schools understand the mental health needs of their students and establish a behavioral health agency that can meet those needs.  After the partnership is formed, MindPeace continues involvement to ensure that all students have access to quality, affordable care.

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MindPeace Rooms

MindPeace Rooms are not only used to help with deescalation, but are social emotional learning environments where students can learn to self-regulate their bodies and emotions.  MindPeace is the local expert creating, implementing and tracking the usage of these rooms.

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Suicide Postvention/SERA

Supporting schools and their community after a loss of student by suicide has been an unfortunate need.  MindPeace partners with the community and SERA to help schools develop short and long term plans to ensure the entire school and its community are supported during these difficult times.

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— Testimonials —

“Cincinnati Public Schools partnership with MindPeace is immeasurably beneficial to our students and families.”

“The MindPeace partnership has considerably increased student access to quality mental health supports, especially for families that experience barriers to accessing treatment. MindPeace has worked tirelessly to establish and improve school mental health teams by collaboratively identifying local needs and unique barriers to treatment, as well as facilitating team problem solving for these issues.

The mental health network, established by MindPeace, has created a much-improved system for easily accessing services. These services have helped to improve school culture, behavior support, and understanding of mental health throughout our district. CPS’s partnership with MindPeace has enabled me to perform my role of school psychologist more effectively, as I can easily connect families with ongoing mental health treatment that is part of available supports in each Cincinnati Public School.”

– Sara Maurer, Lead Psychologist for Cincinnati Public Schools

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— Facts Worth Considering —

  • 1 in 6 U.S. youth aged 6-17 experience a mental health disorder each year.¹

  • One-half of all chronic mental illness begins by the age of 14; three-quarters by age 24.¹

  • Roughly half of all lifetime mental disorders in most studies start by the mid-teens and three quarters by the mid-20s.² Anxiety disorders and ADHD are the earliest disorders to emerge, often in the preschool and early school-age years, with substance abuse being the latest to emerge.³

  • Roughly half of all lifetime mental disorders in most studies start by the mid-teens and three quarters by the mid-20s.² Anxiety disorders and ADHD are the earliest disorders to emerge, often in the preschool and early school-age years, with substance abuse being the latest to emerge.³

Help for teens with mental heath disorders