#LALALA resources

• Mental Health and Wellness Resources

  The Ohio State University Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health offers personalized and compassionate care for mental and behavioral health conditions.

  Mental and Behavioral Health Outpatient Care
  614-293-9600
  Individuals looking to develop skills to advance their mental and behavioral well-being can access outpatient services including a comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis from a qualified clinician and implementation of an individualized treatment plan. Specialized services are also offered for patients experiencing symptoms of depression, adjustment reaction, obsessive-compulsive disorder, psychosis, anxiety disorders, sexual dysfunction, PTSD and trauma.

  Partial Hospitalization Program and Intensive Outpatient Programs
  614-293-9560
  These programs can act as a bridge to help a person transition from an inpatient setting to an outpatient community setting for treatment, or for individuals who require more than the conventional outpatient level of care but do not need a secured unit or 24-hour care. They can also assist a person who is struggling to cope with their symptoms with outpatient therapy alone but does not require inpatient hospitalization.

  Crisis Management and Acute Inpatient Care
  614-293-9600
  Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, this service provides emergency stabilization, diagnosis and initial stages of treatment for conditions such as anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, psychosis and severe mood disorder. Stabilization is particularly important if there is a risk for personal harm (including suicide risk) or injury to others.

  Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Services
  614-257-3760
  We recognize that each individual’s experience with addiction is unique. Our highly trained team of addiction specialists has experience in addressing both the psychological and physical effects of addiction. After a thorough assessment to understand the physical, psychological and social elements of the addiction, we will help select the type and level of treatment best suited for the patient to overcome old habits and break the grip of addiction.

  Women’s Behavioral Health
  614-293-9600
  Our multidisciplinary center offers care to women experiencing stress or stress-related illness during life events that are unique to women. We provide women with state-of-the-art treatment for mood and anxiety disorders, sexual health, substance use disorders and stress, with a special emphasis on pregnancy, the postpartum period, gynecologic and breast cancers, menopause and the menstrual cycle.

  Neuropsychology Clinic
  614-293-9600
  For evaluation: 614-293-8552
  Ohio State is at the forefront of pioneering neurological therapies and technologies that can help relieve symptoms of some mental health disorders. Advanced treatments such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and deep brain stimulation (DBS) are providing innovative, effective therapies for patients with physical and mental conditions that might not have responded well to antidepressant medications or other therapies.

  STRIVE
  614-293-7827
  The Suicide and Trauma Reduction Initiative for Veterans (STRIVE) has established itself as one of the leading research sites for clinical trials on suicide treatment, prevention and intervention. Our nationally recognized treatment programs and workshops conducts research, education, outreach and advocacy for improving the lives of military personnel, veterans, first responders and their families.

  EPICENTER
  614-685-6052
  Specialized, phase-specific treatment for young adults early in the course of a psychotic illness, such as psychosis NOS, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder (with psychotic features) and bipolar disorder (with psychotic features). Signs of these illnesses can include trouble with reality testing, paranoia, hallucinations, delusions, disorganization, odd behavior or thinking, isolation, emotional changes and difficulty with work or school.

  Stress, Trauma and Resilience (STAR)
  614-293-7827
  The STAR Program focuses on identification, education and treatment of those who have survived trauma and the people who support them, as well as community members who work in health care, public safety, the military and similar high-stress professions. Our program offers internal training and support in the workplace to help you and your staff cope with trauma and everyday stress.

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• Listen to stories of Resilience

  Voices of Resilience Podcast Series: Hear from our Experts

  This podcast series is about influential voices and top thought leaders sharing personal stories of navigating stress, trauma and adversity.

  #22 Rock ‘n’ Roll, Addiction and Redemption with Matt Wilkof
  Matt took his first sip of alcohol at age 9 and was only 15 years old when he lost his father to suicide, opening up a journey of addiction, grief, redemption and resilience. This is his inspirational life story told through his words and music.
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  #11 Can We Achieve Zero Suicides? with Dr. Craig Bryan
  Dr. Craig Bryan, Professor of the Stress, Trauma, Adversity and Resilience (STAR) program at The Ohio State University, is a world renowned suicide prevention researcher and innovator who helps people find resilience in their darkest times. His talk will focus on his hope that we have a future with zero suicides. His research combines treatment, planning and therapies to greatly reduce suicide compared to typical treatment methods. Hosted by Rick Milenthal.
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  #5 Is There a Cure for Suicide? with David Grzelak
  David Grzelak and his wife, Elizabeth, have been led to a mission of helping others after experiencing the loss of their teenage son to suicide. Dr. Luan Phan of The Ohio State University speaks about how we can all combat our nation’s suicide epidemic together. Hosted by Rick Milenthal.
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