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Midwest Behavioral Care, Ltd, provides counseling services for children ages 5 and older, with various mental health conditions, including eating disorders. A counselor on staff is fluent in American Sign language. The center accepts most private insurances, as well as CareSource and UHC Community Plan. For more information, please visit their website.

Thomas Packard, Ph.D., provides psychology services for families with children and teenagers up to the age of 18, with various mental health conditions, including behavioral issues, ADHD, learning disabilities, and anxiety disorders. He is a participating provider for Aetna insurance. He does not accept Caresource or Medicaid.

Dr. Zimmerman works with children ages 13 and up with a variety of issues such as ADHD, PTSD, social skills deficits, anxiety, addiction, depression, learning disabilities, parenting issues, spirituality, gay, lesbian, bisexual issues, anger management, self-harming, grief, chronic illness. 
Accepts Anthem, Medical Mutual, Tricare (non-active duty), CareSource, Medicare. Some availability for sliding scale.

The Neuroscience Center at Kettering Medical Center provides neuropsychological assessment and testing for children ages 4 and up. The center accepts most private insurances and traditional Medicaid, but does not accept Caresource. For more information please visit their website.

Whitacre Psychotherapy, Camron Whitacre, Counselor, M.S.Ed., LPCC-S, works with adolescents, ages 12 and older, for general mental health conditions, such as trauma-related issues, depression, anxiety, mood issues, school problems, ODD, ADHD, relationship issues, self-esteem, sexuality, adolescent issues, and parenting. Camron also will work with clients that have secondary issues, such as substance abuse, and eating disorders/body image. Camron Whitacre, accepts UHC, Anthem, and Medical Mutual. For more information, please visit the website.

Lucas Brewer, LPCC-S, works with ages 9 and older, and most often works with transitional aged youth. Lucas Brewer, LPCC-S also works with individuals on the Autism spectrum. He is certified in Trauma informed Care and Prolonged Exposure <-  Is the basis for Trauma Focused CBT which is more used for children, Prolonged exposure is more for the adult population. He is also trained in Social-Communication, Emotional Regulation, and Transitional Supports (SCERTs) a system designed around the needs of the Autism Spectrum population but is also helpful for transitional youth ages 16 and older. Lucas accepts cash pay only. For more information, please visit his website.