Referral List for Tuscarawas County – K. Dunlap
1. Personal & Family Counseling Services – An OhioGuidestone Organization
a. Personal Family & Counseling Services
1433 Fifth Street NW
New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
Phone: 330.343.8171
pfcs@pfcs1.org
b. Programs for Children
i. Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation
ii. Help Me Grow
iii. Mental Health Counseling Services
iv. Takin' It To The Schools
c. Programs for Individuals
i. Harbor House Domestic Violence Shelter
ii. Harbor House Halfway House
iii. Mental Health Counseling Services
iv. Substance Abuse Counseling Services
d. Programs for Adolescents
i. Mental Health Counseling Services
ii. Substance Abuse Counseling Services
e. Programs for Families
i.
Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation
ii.
Harbor House Domestic Violence Shelter
iii.
Harbor House Halfway House
iv.
Help Me Grow
v.
Kinship Care Program
vi.
Mental Health Counseling Services
vii.
Substance Abuse Counseling Services
viii.
Supervised Visitation Program
2. Community Mental Healthcare, Inc.
a. 201 Hospital Drive
Dover, OH 44622
Phone: 330-343-6631
Fax: 330-343-8188
Email: cmh@cmhdover.org
b. CMH provides mental health, substance abuse, and crisis services for several
counties in Northeast Ohio. CMH is a non-profit organization and is partially
funded by the ADAMHS Board of Tuscarawas and Carroll counties. CMH
provides a variety of services to meet clients’ needs listed in the following:
i. Mental Health
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Substance Abuse
Crisis Services
Housing
Payee Program
Student Support Services
3. United Way of Tuscarawas County, Inc.
a. United Way of Tuscarawas County, Inc.
1458 Fifth Street NW - P.O. Box 525
New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
b. Strengthening Families and Children
i. Big Brothers Big Sisters Community-Based Mentoring
ii. Big Brothers Big Sisters School-Based Mentoring
iii. Harbor House Domestic Violence Shelter
iv. T-4-C Healthy Choices for Youth
v. YMCA Preschool Early Learning Center
c. Health and Wellness
i. Harbor House Substance Abuse Halfway House
ii. Red Cross Health and Safety Services
iii. Society for Equal Access Ramp Program
iv. Tuscarawas Clinic for the Working Uninsured
v. YMCA Youth Wellness After school & Summer Program
vi. YMCA Twinges Program
d. Emergency Needs
i. 211 - First Call Information & Referral Services
ii. Red Cross Armed Forces Emergency Communication Services
iii. Red Cross Disaster Preparedness & Response
iv. Salvation Army Rent / Mortgage & Utility Assistance
4. Tuscarawas County Job & Family Services
a. Tuscarawas County Job & Family Services
389 16th Street SW
New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
330-339-7791 (Main)
800-431-2347 ll Free)
330-339-6388 X)
b. At TCJFS, child protective services are available to help children achieve safety,
well-being, and permanency. TCJFS recognizes that families play an important
role in ensuring their children’s safety and well-being. Families who know they
are in need of services to help keep their children safe can contact TCJFS for
information on what help is available. In addition, placement staff can provide
information and referral services for persons with questions about adoption, birth
parent search, and supportive services for adoptive families. Other services
include:
i. Public assistance
1. Fraud reporting, work services, cash activities, disability
assistance, child care, food assistance, Medicaid, transportation,
etc.
ii. Adult protective
1. Ability to report adult (age 60+) abuse
iii. Children services
1. Parent guide programs – working with/raising children
iv. Adoption and foster care
1. Information about the process, forms, trainings, conferences, etc.
5. Tuscarawas County Homeless Shelter
a. Friends of the Homeless – Tuscarawas County
211 E. High Avenue
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
Phone: (330) 602-6100
Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
b. TCHS assists individuals and families in a faith-based environment to obtain
stability and permanent housing. Friends of the Homeless of Tuscarawas County
opened its doors to the homeless in October, 2005. Over the last 7 years, the
shelter has been able to help over 1,600 people including more than 300 children
with housing, clothing, food, counseling, transportation and much more.
i. Residents in the community can volunteer and donate to the shelter.
ii. Referrals can be made, and if people are in need of help, they can call the
shelter and/or fill out an application form. The shelter also provides drug
and alcohol recovery programs ran by a licensed chemical dependency
counselor.
6. The Alcohol, Drug Addiction & Mental Health Services Board of Tuscarawas and
Carroll Counties
a. The ADAMHS Board
1260 Monroe St. NW Suite 27N
P.O. Box 6217
New Philadelphia, OH 44666
Tusc: 330-364-6488
Carr: 330-627-7912
Fax: 330-364-3307
b. Mental Health Services
i. Diagnostic Assessments
ii. Psychological Testing
iii. Individual and Group Counseling
iv. Case Management
v. Partial Hospitalization
vi. Crisis and Emergency Services
vii. Social Recreation
viii. Family Counseling
ix. Children's Behavioral Health
x. Housing Assistance
xi. Domestic Violence Assistance
xii. Inpatient Psychiatric Services
c. Substance Abuse Services
i. Individual and Group Counseling
ii. Case Management
iii. Intensive Outpatient
iv. Drug and Alcohol Detox Services
v. Drug and Alcohol Halfway House
vi. Drug and Alcohol Prevention
7. The Alcohol and Addiction Program
a. Dover Office
897 East Iron Ave.
Dover, OH 44622
(330) 343-5555
Carrollton Office
100 Canton RD NW
Carrollton, OH 44615
(330) 627-5891
b. Services Listed (a detailed description was not provided on website)
i. Substance Abuse
ii. Intensive Outpatient
iii. Court Referral Services
8. Tuscarawas County Courthouse
a. 125 E. High Avenue
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
(330) 364-8811
help@co.tuscarawas.oh.us
b. Links and information are included on the website for some of the following
services/departments applicable to a school counselor:
i. Clerk of Courts, Commissions, Job and Family Services, Public Defender,
Juvenile Court, Sherriff
ii. Phone numbers/contact information is listed if information is needed when
asked to serve/appear in court on behalf of a student
9. Advocacy, Choices and Empowerment, Inc. (ACE)
a. 115 Third St. SW
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
(330) 308-8604
b. A.C.E., Inc. is a consumer-driven agency and caring community whose mission is
to reduce the isolation of consumers of mental health agencies and to improve
their quality of life. This goal is met by challenging, encouraging, and offering
hope to members through peer support, educational services, social and
recreational activities, advocacy, and opportunities for community involvement.
c. Activities/services include:
i. Card games
ii. Bible Study
iii. Church Services
iv. Crafts
v. Haircuts
vi. Karaoke
vii. Mental Health Discussions
viii. Speakers on Health Topics
ix. Hopeful Hearts
x. Heart Health Screenings
xi. Positive Points to Ponder
xii. Art Therapy with Zara
xiii. Relaxation CD
xiv. Keeping Mentally Positive
10. Chrysalis Counseling Center
a. 1029 West High Avenue
New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663
(330) 364-9360
b. Services include:
i. Counseling
ii. Psychological Assessment/Testing
iii. Clinical Hypnosis
iv. Anger Management Services
v. Parent Education (Divorce)
vi. Co-Parenting Sessions
vii. Play Therapy
viii. Chemical Dependency Services
ix. Equine Therapy
x. EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
xi. Clinical Supervision
xii. Programs for Strengthening Relationships
xiii. Intensive Sessions