An online, drop-in workshop that focuses on developing and practicing coping skills. This resource can be utilized throughout the semester, between counseling sessions, or as you wait to get connected to services.
Regional Campus Students
Each community within the Ohio University system offers unique mental health services and resources that students can access.
Counseling and Psychological Services is committed to supporting the well-being of all students and does so through the content available on this web page.
- Services by campus
- Online Resources: Coping Clinic, self-guided workshops, mindfulness resources, and a provider search
- Mental health apps — Togetherall and WellTrack
Services and Resources by Campus
Explore the services and resources for each campus through the drop downs below.
Chillicothe
Ohio University Chillicothe, in collaboration with the Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Center (SPVMHC), offers limited mental health counseling and community resource assistance to students in need.
Contact Student Services for a Referral
If you are in crisis, contact the SPVMHC crisis hotline at (740) 773-4357.
Student Services Contacts
Martha Tanedo
Interim Director of Student Services
tanedo@ohio.edu
Google Voice: (740) 239-2160, call and text
Office Phone: (740) 774-7733 and (740) 774-7289
Crisis and Emergency Resources
In an emergency or if you are in imminent danger, immediately call 911.
- Ross County Crisis Hotline: (740) 773-4357
- Adena Regional Medical Center Emergency Department
Additional crisis and Emergency
Sexual Assault Survivor Resources
Adena Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Advocacy Services
Chillicothe, OH 45601
(740) 779-7263
SANE Providers in South Central Ohio:
Adena Regional Medical Center Emergency Department
Southern Ohio Sexual Assault Treatment Center
602 Chillicothe Street, Room 101
Portsmouth, OH 45662
(740) 355-3528
Ohio hospitals with a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)
Community Resources
Adena Counseling Center
455 N. Shawnee Lane
Chillicothe, OH 45601
(740) 779-4888
Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Center
(near Adena Hospital)
4449 St. Rt 159
Chillicothe, OH 45601
spvmhc.org
(740) 775-1560 (Clinic)
(740) 773-4357 (Crisis)
Ross County Coalition Against Domestic Violence
62 N. Paint St.
Chillicothe, OH 45601
(740) 775-5396
Hope Clinic of Ross County
Serves individuals who don't have health insurance.
Ross County Health District Building
610 Central Center
Chillicothe, OH 45601
hopeclinicfree.org
(740) 774-4606
Hopewell Health Centers
Safety net provider-sliding scale.
1049 Western Ave
Chillicothe, OH 45601
hopewellhealth.org
(740) 773-4366
Seeds of Hope
Shelter for women experiencing homelessness.
Chillicothe, OH 45601
seedsofhopeohio.com
(740) 663-7005
Men’s Homeless Shelter
1005 Sherman Park
Chillicothe, OH 45601
(740) 772-4473
The Recovery Council
38 Water Street
Chillicothe, OH 45601
therecoverycouncil.org
(740) 851-5307
The Georgie Harris House
Residential treatment facility for women.
Waverly, OH 45690
(740) 947-2364
Ross County Community Action
250 N. Woodbridge Ave
Chillicothe, OH 45601
rossccac.org
(740) 702-7222
Integrated Services of Appalachian Ohio
18/20 E. 2nd St
Chillicothe, OH 45601
integratedservice.org
(740) 772-6191
Dublin
Counseling Resources
Syntero – Dublin Counseling Center
Students receive priority scheduling for appointments if they identify themselves as OHIO students at Dublin.
299 Cramer Creek Court
Dublin, Ohio 43017
(614) 889-5722, ext. 232
info@syntero.org
syntero.org
Crisis and Emergency Resources
In an emergency or if you are in imminent danger, immediately call 911.
- Netcare Access – Crisis intervention, assessment, and referral services
- OhioHealth Dublin Methodist Hospital
Additional Crisis and Emergency
Campus Contacts
Laura Harris
Athletic Training
harrisl2@ohio.edu
(614) 793-5644
Melissa Bowlby
Academic Program Director
bowlby@ohio.edu
(614) 793-5630
Kim Orben
Academic Program Director
orben@ohio.edu
(614) 793-5632
Marjorie Vogt
Academic Program Director
vogtm@ohio.edu
(614) 793-5633
Sexual Assault Survivor Resources
Ohio hospitals with a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)
Eastern
The Eastern campus offers both in-person and remote counseling services.
Learn More About Counseling Services
Campus Contacts
Jennifer Kellner-Muscar
Director of Student Services
Shannon Hall, Suite 105
kellner@ohio.edu
(740) 699-2347
Crisis and Emergency Resources
In an emergency or if you are in imminent danger, immediately call 911.
- Tri-County Help Center: 1 (800) 695-1639
- Barnesville WVU Medical Emergency
- East Ohio Regional Hospital Emergency
- Harrison Community Hospital Emergency
- Reynolds Memorial Hospital
- In-patient services
- Out-patient services
- Emergency psychiatric services: (304) 221-3027
- Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center
- Trinity Medical Center West Emergency
Additional crisis and Emergency
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Survivor Resources
Ohio hospitals with a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)
Tri-County Help Center
104 ½ North Marietta Street
St. Clairsville, OH 43950
tricountyhelp.org
24-hour Crisis Line: 1 (800) 695-1639
A.L.I.V.E. Inc.
P.O. Box 866
Steubenville, OH 43952
(740) 283-3444
24-hour Crisis Line: 1 (888) 611-SAFE
Sexual Assault Help Center
Provides sexual assault services to those residing in Wetzel, Brooke, Marshall, Ohio, and Hancock counties.
2000 Eoff Street Nurses, RSDNC # 124
Wheeling, WV 26003
(304) 234-1783
Community Resources
Tri-County Help Center
104 ½ North Marietta Street
St. Clairsville, OH 43950
tricountyhelp.org
24-hour Crisis Line: 1 (800) 695-1639
Southeast Healthcare Services
68353 Bannock Road
St. Clairsville, OH 43950
southeasthc.org
(740) 695-9344 (Voice)
(740) 695-7787 (Fax)
24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 1 (800) 354-4357
Crossroads
Substance abuse services
255 West Main Street
St. Clairsville, OH 43950
cxroadscounseling.com
(740) 695-9447
Hotline: 1 (888) 202-3900
Coleman Health Services
3200 Johnson Road
Steubenville, OH 43952
colemanservices.org
(740) 996-7100
Jefferson Behavioral Health System
CARE Network
Substance abuse services
200 North Fourth Street
Steubenville, OH 43952
(740) 284-7165
Hotline: (740) 264-1627
CORE Community
Outreach recovery
380 Summit Avenue
Ross Park Building, Suite 201
Steubenville, OH 43952
1 (888) 363-2855
Global
Crisis and Emergency Resources
Students experiencing a crisis or emergency while traveling internationally can access support through International SOS, the premier global services provider the university contracts to provide assistance with medical emergencies, as well as personal, travel, legal and security issues. They work with OHIO’s international health insurance provider, which provides comprehensive medical and mental health coverage internationally.
Prior to leaving the country, you are encouraged to thoroughly review Global Opportunities' health and safety information.
Office of Global Opportunities' emergency contact number: (740) 593-4583
International Crisis Hotlines, Emergency Numbers and Online Chat Tools
Campus Contact
Catherine Marshall, Director
Office of Global Opportunities
marshalc@ohio.edu
(740) 593-4583
Lancaster
Counseling services are available on-campus and via Telehealth. These services are confidential and free to students.
Learn More About Counseling Services
Campus Contact
Phyllis Lanier
Interim Enrollment & Student Services Manager
hughesp@ohio.edu
(740) 681-3324
Crisis and Emergency Resources
In an emergency or if you are in imminent danger, immediately call 911.
- New Horizons Mental Health Services Crisis Intervention Hotline: (740) 687-8255
- Fairfield Medical Center Emergency
- OhioHealth Pickerington Emergency
Additional crisis and Emergency
Sexual Assault Survivor Resources
Ohio hospitals with a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)
Community Resources
New Horizons Mental Health Services
Multiple Locations
newhorizonsmentalhealth.org
Southern
Crisis and Emergency Resources
In an emergency or if you are in imminent danger, immediately call 911.
- St. Mary's Medical Center Ironton
- St. Mary's Medical Center Huntington
- 24-hour Crisis Line
Serving Lawrence, Scioto, and Adams counties (740) 354-1010
(855) 381-1010
ADDITIONAL CRISIS AND EMERGENCY
Sexual Assault Survivor Resources
Ohio hospitals with a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)
Community Resources
Shawnee Family Health Care
Lawrence County Clinic
225 Carlton Davidson Ln
Coal Grove, OH 45638
shawneemhc.org
(740) 533-0648
John Bowman, LPCC-S – Clinic Director, Lawrence County
Mandala Therapeutic Services
314 Ferry St.
Russell, Kentucky 41169
(606) 388-2898
Zanesville
Counseling services are available to Ohio University Zanesville staff and students.
Learn More About Counseling Services
Campus Contact
Jason Howard
Director of Enrollment Services, Student Services
howardj2@ohio.edu
Heather Merry, PCC, Counselor
T: 740-588-1293
hmerry@zanestate.edu
Crisis and Emergency Resources
In an emergency or if you are in imminent danger, immediately call 911.
- Genesis Hospital Emergency
- All Well Behavioral Health Services Crisis Hotline: (740) 453-5818 (Muskingum County)
- All other counties: 1 (800) 344-5818
ADDITIONAL CRISIS AND EMERGENCY
Sexual Assault Survivor Resources
Ohio hospitals with a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE)
Community Resources
All Well Behavioral Health Services
2845 Bell Street
Zanesville, OH
(740) 454-9766
1175 Newark Road
Zanesville, OH
(740) 454-0738
Muskingum Behavioral Health
601 Underwood Street
Zanesville, OH
(740) 454-1266
Online Resources
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Virtual Workshops
Counseling and Psychological Services offers two, three-session workshops designed to support students struggling with anxiety and depression.
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Mindfulness
Mindfulness is a useful practice for developing relaxation skills and a sense of inner harmony and well-being. Learn more about what mindfulness entails and whether it can support you and your situation.
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Providers
Counseling resources vary by campus, but you can find a provider in your area through Psychology Today's database of mental health professionals.
Mental Health Apps
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Togetherall
A free, online and anonymous community providing students a safe space to talk to their peers.
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WellTrack
A self-guided, interactive online therapy program. Students can monitor their moods, learn how to manage anxiety, improve depressive thoughts and behaviors, or simply hang out in the zen room.