Below are clinics that see kids and adults for both in-person and virtual therapy. They accept a wide range of insurance plans.
LifeStance is a large group practice offering therapy and psychiatric services across Ohio, with locations in Columbus, Cincinnati, and beyond. They offer flexible virtual and in-person options.
Location
Columbus, Cincinnati, and statewide
Services Provided
– Individual and family therapy
– Psychiatric evaluations and medication management
Insurance
Accepts nearly all Medicaid and Commercial insurance plans
How to Sign Up For Care
Go to their website
OhioGuidestone is one of Ohio’s largest nonprofit behavioral health providers, serving kids and families with in-home, clinic-based, and virtual therapy services. They specialize in wraparound supports and are equipped for high-acuity needs.
Location
Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and statewide
Services Provided
– Individual and family therapy
– Case management and in-home support
– Psychiatric care and medication management
Insurance
Accepts all Ohio Medicaid plans
How to Sign Up For Care
Fill out this referral form or call 844-622-5564
Directions for Youth & Families is one of Central Ohio’s largest and oldest nonprofit mental and behavioral health organizations focused on children and families.
Location
Columbus, OH (serves broader Central Ohio region)
Services Provided
– Individual, family, and group counseling
– School and community‑based mental health outreach
– Behavioral support services
Insurance
Accepts all Ohio Medicaid plans
How to Sign Up For Care
Call 614.294.2661 or email intake@dfyf.org
Psychology Today is an online directory of therapists that have a wide variety of insurances and specializations. It is easy to use and provides many filters to help you find the right therapist.
1. Go to www.psychologytoday.com
2. Enter your ZIP code
3. Filter by Insurance Plan
Click on “All Filters”, then scroll down to the “Insurance” section and select your insurance plan
4. Use More Filters (optional)
Under “Age,” select Children, Preteen, or Teen. You can also filter by specialty (anxiety, ADHD, etc.), gender, language, and more.
5. Contact a Therapist
Click on a profile to learn more, and use the contact form or phone number to reach out and ask if they’re accepting new clients.
Every insurance plan has a directory of in-network mental health care therapists that you can search through.
1. Go to your insurance company’s website
The URL is usually on the back of your card.
2. Click on the provider directory
Look for options like “Find a Doctor” or “Search as Guest.”
3. Choose “Mental Health” or “Behavioral Health”
Filter by child/adolescent care and enter your zip code.
4. Call the Provider
Confirm they take your plan, see kids, and are accepting newpatients.
Every week, Marble runs free workshops for parents that cover topics such as School Stress, Family Communication, Substance Use, Emotional Intelligence, and more.
All workshops are held online via Zoom and led by clinician and researcher Annie Graham. Live captioning is available in 35 languages, including Spanish and Mandarin.
Sign up for a workshop on our website here.