All services are available to residents of Ohio, including members of the Ohio State University community, and are currently being offered via telehealth and in person.
Examples of services offered include:
- Individual Therapy
- Therapy with children and/or adolescents
- Couples Therapy
- Discernment Counseling (helping couples with divorce ambivalence up to 5 sessions)
- Family Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Single Session Therapy (1-3 sessions focused on a specific problem)
- Premarital Therapy (one on one or group format)
- Group therapy for the following:
- Dealing with Grief and Loss
- Managing your Mental Health (Skills Group)
- Creating Healthy Relationships
- LGBTQIA+ support (individuals and family members and allies)
Therapy Services
Couples Therapy
- The most common goal is to improve the relationship.
- We can also help couples decide whether or not they should continue to stay together.
- Therapy can include improving communication, balancing responsibilities, recovery from infidelity, or coping with stressors.
- Therapy can be short term or long term depending on the level of distress in the relationship.
Individual Therapy
- Individuals seek therapy for help with issues that are hard to face alone.
- This type of therapy can help people overcome obstacles in life, improve their relationships, and learn skills to handle difficult situations.
Family Therapy for Children and Adolescents
- Families seek therapy to strengthen relationships between parents and children that are experiencing difficulties with their emotions or behaviors.
- This type of therapy can help improve relationships within the family, manage stressors, and increase parenting confidence.
Insurance
We are not contracted with any insurance companies including OSU health plans. Although some clients have been successful in obtaining reimbursement from their insurance companies using their “out of network” benefits, this is not guaranteed. If clients are seeking to use their “out of network” benefits, they must check with their insurance company prior to the start of receiving services at the OSU CFT clinic.
