Mental Health Counseling
Mental health recovery is about more than managing conditions – it involves working toward achieving personal goals that are important to you. OneEighty is an accredited behavioral healthcare agency, certified to provide a range of essential mental health services. You are not alone. We support you.
Call us today: 330-264-8498
Mental Health Counseling
Mental health recovery is about more than managing conditions – it involves working toward achieving personal goals that are important to you. OneEighty is an accredited behavioral healthcare agency, certified to provide a range of essential mental health services. You are not alone. We support you.
Call us today: 330-264-8498
Mental Health Counseling & Services
OneEighty offers professional mental health counseling services by licensed clinical staff focused on recovery from abuse, mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorders and substance use counseling. It is not uncommon for people who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, or other forms of trauma to experience mental health symptoms or develop a substance use disorder. Our mental health counselors offer multiple evidence-based treatment for adults, children, and teens. Couples and family counseling can also be provided when it is safe to preserve the family.
FAQs
OneEighty offers mental health counseling to persons with depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder and those recovering from trauma. OneEighty offers multiple evidence-based treatments for adults, children and teens. To determine if you are eligible for counseling, you will first need to complete the intake/assessment process; contact OneEighty at 330-264-8498.
“Going to counseling is all encompassing. Weekly counseling keeps me on track just like going to church.”
- From Jo age 68 successful recovery from early childhood abuse and addiction -
Sarah arrived at OneEighty “very, very distraught, and in a dark place.” She was to the point where she wanted her pain to end. She first went to housing, to find some alternative to living in an alcoholic household. The housing department noted Sarah’s extreme distress and requested a counselor to provide crisis intervention. The counselor came immediately. Sarah said, “Just talking about it, knowing I wasn’t by myself, and that it [her distress] was normal without being judged” provided great help. She continues to work on her thoughts, emotions and memories in counseling. Sarah believes that the “biggest change is that I feel stronger about myself, because I’m able to set those boundaries. And I hope I can continue to feel better and get stronger.” Sarah says that for anyone considering coming to OneEighty, “I think it’s the best decision you could possibly make. It saved my life.”
Mental Health Counseling Team
John Fishburn, LISW-S, MSSA
Clincial Director
Alex Morris, LPCC-S
Outpatient Service Manager
Lynn Layfield, LISW-S, MSW
Residential Clinical Supervisor
Tina Tabler, LICDC, LPC
IOP Counselor Coordinator
Cheryl Thomas, PhD, LIMFT-S, LPCC-S, LICDC-CS
Clinical Intern and Training Coordinator
Rebecca Croft, LISW, MSW
Outpatient Counselor
Piper Davidson, LPCC-S
Justice Services Manager
Kathleen Fox, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist
Jaimee Harpster MS, LPCC-S
Clinical Detoxification and Substance Use Hotline Coordinator
Olivia Lane,CDCA
Care Coordination Specialist
Lance Darling-Mellott, LPC
Outpatient Counselor
Dawn Peters, LPC
Outpatient Counselor
Jennifer Peterson, MSW, LISW-S
Admissions Coordinator
Abigail Russell, IMFT,LPCC,CDCA
Outpatient Counselor Team Leader
Shelly Tolewitz
Justice Center Counselor
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