If you or a loved one need clinical mental health services, they can most often be offered in an outpatient setting. Outpatient Services can be scheduled by appointment. When choosing a provider, consider their specialty and the type of payment accepted.

• Center for Problem Resolution
  574-294-7447
  Began as an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment agency but now also offers anger management counseling. Self pay only.
• Cornerstone Family Therapy
  574-651-8912
  Therapy, psychological testing and medication services for children, youth and adults. Accept Medicaid, several private insurances and have a sliding scale for self-pay clients.
• Geneel Crump LCSW
  574-879-6399 
  Therapy services for adolescents and adults. Self-pay and commercial insurance accepted. TELEHEALTH AVAILABLE.
• Lincoln Therapeutic Partnership (LTP) 
  574-255-4976
  Has a variety of therapeutic specialties including psycho-sexual assessments.
• ​McArthur Counseling Center
  574-267-1700
  Therapy services for teens, adolescents and adults. Accept Medicaid, Medicare and self-pay.
• ​Michiana Counseling Group
  574-293-0005
  Therapy services for all ages. Accept Medicaid, most commercial insurance and self-pay. TELEHEALTH AVAILABLE.
• ​Oaklawn
  574-533-1234 or 800-282-0809
  Ask for the Access Center and they will walk you through scheduling an appointment and answer any questions you have. Located in Goshen and Elkhart. Available 24/7. Accept Medicaid, most commercial insurances and have a sliding scale for self-pay clients. TELEHEALTH AVAILABLE, SOME IN PERSON SERVICES AVAILABLE AS NEEDED
• Psychology Today Therapist Listing Psychology Today’s website lists therapists by location, including Elkhart County, IN.
• ​Samaritan Center
  574-262-3597
  Provides a variety of therapeutic specialties for individuals, couples and families. Accepts commercial insurance and have a sliding scale for self-pay. Has moved to Granger, IN.
• ​Shetler Psychological Services
  574-534-2161
  Provides individual counseling, marriage counseling, family therapy and play therapy, as well as professional life coaching. Services are available for all ages. Accepts Medicaid and commercial insurance. IN PERSON OR TELEHEALTH AVAILABLE, DEPENDING ON SPECIFIC PROVIDER.
• YWCA of North Central Indiana
  866-YES-YWCA or 574-233-9491
  Provides free clinical counseling (age four and older) and other programs to help children, youth and adults who have experienced sexual assault/abuse and/or domestic violence. A bilingual advocate is available. 1-866-YES-YWCA is a 24 hour crisis line for those who have experienced domestic violence and/or sexual assault.

Be Happy provides:

• Provider-to-provider phone consultation line to assist in medication management, assessment, diagnosis, screening & treatment planning.
• Community referral support with up-to-date psychiatric & community resources
• Educational opportunities related to pediatric mental health & substance use concerns

It can be used by any health care professionals (including physicians, nurse practitioners, psychologists, nurses, social workers, etc.) in the state of Indiana who work with youth & families. It is not intended for use by families.

It is FREE and available Monday-Friday betwen 8am and 6pm (Eastern time zone) at 317-278-7700.

For more information, take a look at their flyer.

• Indiana’s Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline
  1-800-800-5556
  Call this number to report child abuse or neglect 24/7. This report can be made anonymously.
• CAPS – Child and Parent Services
  574-295-2277
  Provides support to children and parents in the Elkhart County community.
• SCAN – Stop Child Abuse and Neglect
  800-752-7116
  Has programs focused on prevention of child abuse/neglect or preservation of families as they recover.
• YWCA of North Central Indiana
  866-YES-YWCA or 574-233-9491
  Provides advocacy, support groups, classes, legal advocacy, support for working mothers and clinical counseling to help children, youth and adults who have experienced sexual assault/abuse and/or domestic violence. A bilingual advocate is available. 1-866-YES-YWCA is a 24 hour crisis line for those who have experienced domestic violence and/or sexual assault.

• Early Ed Connect  A caregivers’ one-stop shop to apply online for On My Way Pre-K and other child care assistance vouchers in Indiana. Available in English and Spanish. 
• First Steps of Northeast Indiana 574-293-2813 Provides early intervention programs for children (from birth to the day before 3rd birthday) with developmental delays and support for families.
• Geminus: Early Learning Connections 844-685-1500 Serves the early education needs of children across northern Indiana. It provides assistance for families searching for child care, along with other services. Refer eligible Elkhart County caregivers to Automated Health Systems for specific childcare voucher assistance.
• Head Start Elkhart & St. Joseph Counties 574-393-5864 A child development program for children and families to help children get ready for Kindergarten.

• Center for Hospice Care 574-264-3321 or 800-467-7423 Center for Hospice Care offers a variety of bereavement programs to educate and support people experiencing grief following a death. Bereavement programs are available at no charge to anyone in the agency’s service area.
• Ryan’s Place 574-535-1000 Specialized programs for children, teens, and families who are dealing with issues of grief and loss in Goshen, South Bend and Warsaw.
• Suicide Prevention Center at United Health Services 574-247-6047 Provides a place to connect with others who are coping with the sudden loss of a loved one by suicide.

• Bashor Children’s Home
  574-875-5117
  Facility in Goshen offering help for troubled children and their families through their shelter, residential care, day treatment and alternative education.
• Oaklawn574-533-1234
  Provides a path to transition from homelessness for adults diagnosed with mental illness.

• LGBTQ Center of South Bend 574-234-1411 Advocacy center that is dedicated to supporting and educating the community.
• Mosaic Health & Healing Arts 574-537-2680 A full scope family medical practice in Goshen open to all individuals. Mosaic also hosts LGBTQ support services.
• Oaklawn 574-533-1234 Provides support and guidance through some therapists with expertise in issues faced by LGBTQ individuals.
• Waterside Counseling 574-875-6399 Therapy services for adolescents and adults. Self-pay only.

• Center for Problem Resolution 574-294-7447 (Elkhart), or 574-533-0664 (Goshen) Provides bilingual addiction outpatient education.
• ​Oaklawn 574-533-1234 Provides services in other languages through bilingual staff or qualified translators.

• Bashor Children’s Home 574-875-5117 Facility in Goshen offering help for troubled children and their families through residential care, day treatment, and alternative education.
• Indiana Association of Resources and Child Advocacy (IARCA) IARCA promotes support among child-serving organizations. Maintains a searchable directory of members’ services which will help you identify residential services around the state.
• Michiana Behavioral Health Center 574-936-3784 or 800-795-6252 Provides residential treatment for children and youth. Located in Plymouth, IN.
• Oaklawn – The Children’s Campus 574-533-1234 Residential programs in Mishawaka take referrals from agency partners.

• ADEC GPS (Guiding Parents to Services) Project 574-848-7451 GPS can help parents, guardians and caregivers tap into information and services for children and adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
• ARC of Indiana 317-977-2375 Primarily a resource for families with children who have intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, but also may be helpful for children and youth who are dually diagnosed with mental health challenges.
• Autism Society of Indiana 800-609-8449 Resource for families who have children who are diagnosed or dually diagnosed with autism. Has an Autism Ally Program with regionally based specialists to provide one-on-one, peer-to-peer support to individuals and families in need of information, resources and referrals, related to autism.
• IN*Source – Indiana Resource Center for Families with Special Needs 800-332-4433 Parent-run organization that provides Indiana families and service providers with information and training necessary to assure effective educational programs and appropriate services for children and young adults with disabilities, including mental health concerns.
• SAMHSA – Family Educational Resources A division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that supports mental health. Excellent family resources on various mental health diagnoses can be found here.

• Bashor Children’s Home
  574-875-5117
  Facility in Goshen offering help for troubled children and their families through residential care, day treatment and alternative education.

• A New Beginning 574-534-5778 Addiction treatment in Goshen.
• Addictions Recovery Center 574-533-6154 Services for those over 18 years of age, available in Goshen & Elkhart.
• Alateen 855-571-5565 Weekly meeting held on Wednesdays at St. Paul’s Methodist Church in Elkhart, IN. 
• Camp Mariposa Contact Liz O’Connor, 574-533-1234 ext. 3298 A camp for kids, age 9-12, whose loved ones are living with an addiction.
• Center for Problem Resolution 574-294-7447 (Elkhart) or 574-533-0664 (Goshen) Outpatient drug and alcohol services and bilingual services.
• Oaklawn 574-533-1234 Ask for the Access Center and they will walk you through services that are available. Has both adolescent and adult groups.
• Recovery Journey 574-264-5840 (Elkhart)
• Victory Clinical Services 574-233-1524 (South Bend) State licensed medication assisted recovery program, designed to provide medical and counseling services to individuals with an opioid use disorder.
• YWCA North Central Indiana 574-233-9491 Offices in Elkhart and South Bend. Women’s Journey Substance Use Treatment Program is specially designed for women utilizing a 16 step program of recovery and empowerment and allows women to bring their children with them during treatment.

• Al-Anon
  A searchable listing of chapters for adults and teens in Indiana.  
• All Pro Dad’s Day
  Provides opportunities for fathers to connect with their children through several Elkhart County chapters. 
• Asperger Autism Group of Goshen (private group)
  This is a private Facebook group where families can connect with parents and others who are affected by Aspergers, Autism and PDD-NOS.
• CAPS – Child and Parent Services
  574-295-2277
  Provides support to children and parents in the Elkhart County community.
• IN*SOURCE
  574-234-7101 or 800-332-4433
  A parent-run organization which provides assistance and support to help families and professionals work together to help students with special needs. 
• National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI)
  574-596-6464
  Offering support and education programs for family members with a loved one who has a mental health diagnosis.
• Parent SOURCE
  Contact Brenda Ayala, 574-533-1234
  The Parent Source is a support group for parents with children with mental health challenges. The group offers support, education and family fun.
• RETA
  574-522-3888
  A faith-based, pregnancy and family resource center.
• SCAN – Stop Child Abuse and Neglect
  800-752-7116
  Has programs focused on prevention of child abuse/neglect or preservation of families as they recover.
• Triple P of Elkhart County574-226-0160
  Free programs and courses focused on helping parents manage children and teen behavior. 
• Women’s Care Center
  877-908-2341 (hotline) or 574-296-6603
  Provides free, confidential counseling, support and education to women facing unplanned pregnancies.

​This age group refers to youth who are moving from childhood to adulthood. Youth within in this age range can access any of the services mentioned above, as well as the specialized listing below:

• Indiana Connected by 25
  317-917-8940
  Provides financial, educational and social support to assist foster care youth when they are about to or have already transitioned out of the foster care system.
• Oaklawn574-533-1234
  Ask for the Access Center. Oaklawn has specialized Transition Age Youth services for youth and young adults with mental health challenges.
• Vocational Rehabilitation Services574-262-2086 (Elkhart)
  “Voc Rehab” helps young people locate job training programs, find a job, keep a job and help in the transition to work.

• Bashor Children’s Home
  574-875-5117
  Facility in Goshen offering help for troubled children and their families through their shelter, residential care, day treatment and alternative education.
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Elkhart County, Inc.
  574-830-5013
  Offers mentoring to youth facing adversity.
• Boys & Girls Club of Elkhart County
  574-534-5933
  Have clubs in Elkhart, Goshen, Middlebury, and Nappanee as well as school-based KidsCare locations.
• CAPS – Child and Parent Services
  574-295-2277
  Provides support to children and parents in the Elkhart County community.
• Center for Community Justice
  574-295-6149
  Empowers Elkhart County by using Restorative Justice to heal the harm caused by crime, strengthen conflict resolution skills, and engage a stronger community.
• Five Star Life
  574-266-4038
  Provides schools with a variety of academic, leadership, and character programming that addresses the sources of negative mindsets.
• Lifeline Youth Ministries
  574-294-7407
  Offers after-school clubs and summer camp.
• Oaklawn574-533-1234
  Provides a path to transition from homelessness for adults diagnosed with mental illness.
• Ryan’s Place
  574-535-1000
  Specialized programs for children, teens, and families who are dealing with issues of grief and loss in Goshen, South Bend and Warsaw.
• The Crossing
  574-226-0671
  Provides academics, job training and faith-based character education for youth.
• The Post
  574-534-7678
  A Christ-centered Youth Center.
• YWCA of North Central Indiana
  866-YES-YWCA or 574-233-9491
  Provides advocacy, support groups, classes, legal advocacy, support for working mothers and clinical counseling to help children, youth and adults who have experienced sexual assault/abuse and/or domestic violence. A bilingual advocate is available. 1-866-YES-YWCA is a 24 hour crisis line for those who have experienced domestic violence and/or sexual assault.

​High fidelity wraparound is an individualized, collaborative service planning and delivery process for families of children and youth age 6-17 with complex emotional and behavioral needs that span multiple agencies. ​

• Oaklawn574-246-9102
  A referral to the Access Site can be made by anyone. An appointment for an assessment will be made with the family and if the young person qualifies, they can participate in wraparound. For youth that don’t qualify, different options will be offered to meet the youth and family’s need.

• Olweus Bullying Prevention Program Comprehensive, school-wide program designed to reduce and prevent bullying problems among school children. 
• Pacer’s National Bullying Prevention Center Works to end bullying and provides information.
• StopBullying.gov One-stop access to U.S. Government information on bullying topics.

• National Child Traumatic Stress Network
  Resources for on preparing for and responding to disasters from the perspective of child trauma.
• SAMHSA’s Disaster Distress Helpline
  1-800-985-5990
  Provides 24/7/365 crisis counseling and support to people experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters. Call 1-800-985-5990, TTY 1-800-846-8517 or text TalkWithUs to 66746 to be connected to a trained professional.

• National Child Traumatic Stress Network
  Information on children’s traumatic grief including interventions and resources.
• The Dougy Center
  Peer support groups, education and training for children, teens, young adults and their families who are grieving a death.

• National Runaway Safeline
  1-800-RUNAWAY
  Federally-designated national communication system for runaway and homeless youth, providing solution-focused support. It is available 24/7 in the United States, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands and Guam. Texting is available through their website.
• Safe Place
  National youth outreach and prevention program for young people under the age of 18 (up to 21 years of age in some communities) in need of immediate help and safety. Teens can use TXT 4 HELP to text live with a mental health professional and get help.
• Youth.gov 
  Government website that provides information about youth homelessness, including government reports, resources, and details about government programs that are aimed at preventing and ending youth homelessness.

• Center of Excellence for Transgender Health
  Works to increase access to health care services, including mental health, for trans communities.
• Human Rights Campaign
  Has a Resources page for youth, parents and professionals.
• National Association of School Psychologists
  Has a Resources page with information and tools for mental health professionals working in schools to use to support LGBTQ youth. 
• The Trevor Project
  1-866-488-7386
  National organization that provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning young people under 25. Call 1-866-488-7386, 24/7. Text START to 687687 or chat online, Monday-Friday 3 pm – 10 pm EST.

• American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
  Produces Facts for Families with concise information on mental health concerns that affect children, teenagers and their families. 
• American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
  Educates the public, funds research, advocates for policies and supports survivors of suicide loss and those affected by suicide.
• Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
  Provides information on children’s mental health symptoms, treatment, data and research. Works to increase access to health care services, including mental health, for trans communities.
• Center for School Mental Health
  Promotes successful and innovative mental health policies and programs in schools. 
• Child Mind Institute
  Information on children’s mental health for families and educators.
• JED
  Nonprofit that works to protect emotional health and prevent suicide for teens and adults. They have a Seize the Awkward campaign that encourages people to talk about mental health.
• Mental Health America
  Mental health education and advocacy organization. 
• NAMI’s OK2talk
  Provides a space for teenagers and young adults with mental health concerns to share their stories and find support.
• National Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health
  A national family-run organization which provides leadership and technical assistance to a nation-wide network of family-run organizations and does national advocacy to transform mental health care in America. 
• National Institute of Mental Health
  A branch of the US government’s National Institutes of Health that provides information on the latest research on mental health issues for children, adolescents and adults.  
• Youth MOVE National
  A national youth-run organization that unites the voices of individuals who have lived experience in various systems, including mental health, juvenile justice, education and child welfare. 

• American Academy of Pediatrics
  Gives information on raising children who are physically, emotionally and socially healthy.  
• NIH’s Health Information Lines
  National Institutes of Health has information lines on a variety of health topics. 

• National Child Traumatic Stress Network
  Information on refugee trauma including interventions and resources.

• National Child Traumatic Stress Network
  Information on child trafficking trauma including interventions and resources.
• National Human Trafficking Hotline
  1-888-373-7888
  National, toll-free hotline available to answer calls from anywhere in the United States, 24/7/365. The NHTH is not a law enforcement or immigration authority and is operated by a nongovernmental organization funded by the Federal government. To get help, call 1-888-373-7888 or text HELP or INFO to BeFree (233733). Live chat is available online.
• The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
  1-800-THE-LOST
  Congressionally-authorized CyberTipline, operated by a nongovernmental organization. It provides a means for reporting crimes against children and is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Reports can be made online as well.

• Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator
  1-800-662-HELP (4357)
  Confidential and anonymous source of information about treatment facilities in the United States or U.S. Territories for substance abuse/addiction and/or mental health concerns. It is available 24/7 in English and Spanish. Call 1-800-662-HELP (4357), 1-800-487-4889 (TTY) or visit their website.