YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
According to the CDC, one in five American children will be diagnosed with a treatable mental health condition.
OUR RESPONSE TO a national MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS
In February of 2023, US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy declared the increase in youth mental health needs the defining public health crisis of our time. With thoughtful input from our community, Youth Mental Health Services was created to help confront this national problem at a local level.
To learn more about what we offer, see below, or call us at 513-469-1188, select option #2.
Learn about what mental health is — and how it can profoundly impact our youth and their families
SErvices
Click the services below to learn more.
Accessible Counseling
- Individual and family counseling offered
- Help with interpersonal, family, and social relationships
- Services provided in community, office, or telehealth settings
Care Coordination and Navigation
- Goal-oriented guidance to appropriate care
- Individualized coordination plan
- Supportive counseling
Behavioral Health Consultation and Crisis Management
- Rapid response to crisis
- Creation of crisis management action plan
- Intervention counseling
- Referral coordination: individual, family, community support
Embedded Mental Health Care
- Licensed behavioral health experts embedded in organizations serving Jewish youth and young adults
- Collaboration and coordination with organizational leadership
- Mental Health Programs for youth, young adults, and families
Community Education and Programs
- Offering expertise and practical approaches on youth mental health, suicide prevention, crisis intervention, grief, anxiety, stress, and self-compassion
- Convenient and accessible programs for caregivers, young adults, and youth
Local Professionals.
National Training and Resources.
Jewish Family Service is a participant in the national BeWell initiative, which was organized by Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) and the Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies (NJHSA).
Visit our Resources page for a full list of local and national resources.
CONTACT
For more information, contact Youth Mental Health Services at
513-469-1188, select option #2.
OUR LOCATIONS
Jewish Family Service
9395 Kenwood Road, Suite 100
Cincinnati, OH 45242
Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Heldman Family Food Pantry &
Barbash Family Vital Support Center
3113 Clifton Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45220
Hours: By appointment only
JFS Help Line: (513) 469-1188
General Fax: (513) 766-3358
