Behavioral Health Programs

Family & Community Services’ Behavioral Health Programs provide diagnosis, treatments, and education to adolescent, adults, and seniors.

Family & Community Services’ Behavioral Health Programs offer the most advanced behavioral health treatments for adolescents, adults, and seniors. F&CS ensures that individuals and families are put on a path to healing. As a comprehensive service provider, the agency also provides recovery housing and supports for both men and women in Portage County.

Our programs are staffed by psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, nurses, licensed therapists, and case managers. Our team is dedicated to providing the immediate help an individual might need. Please call today to make an appointment or inquire about our walk-in clinic (available in Trumbull County only).

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CONTACT INFORMATION:
 

ADDRESS: 143 Gougler Ave, Kent, OH 44301 
PHONE: (330) 677-4124*

*Please note that this phone number is not monitored 24/7. If you are in need of immediate assistance, please go to your nearest emergency room, or call Coleman Health Services at 877-796-3555 or 911.

Therapist with patient at behavioral health appointment.

WHO WE SERVE

Outpatient Counseling with our Behavioral Health Programs serve all ages, including children, teens, and seniors. We accept Medicaid and most major insurances, as well as provider, court, and self-referrals. We provide a wide range of behavioral health services, including individual, family, and couples counseling, group counseling, psychiatry, diagnostic assessments, senior outreach, court-ordered diversion programs, substance use, and intensive outpatient programs.

Our providers have many specialties, including trauma-informed care, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and grief counseling, among many other specialties.

1,300

 served through recovery programs

1,600

served through mental health programs

Court-Ordered Programs

Mother and child playing in waiting room.