Clinical Services & Counseling
OHB’s Clinical Services Program offers a number of behavioral health, mental health and substance abuse services that are both trauma-focused and strengths-based. Services offered place a high emphasis on education, practice, and development of new skills to help individuals achieve goals. The Clinical Services Program expands beyond OHB’s youth to serve other youth and families in the community.
Services open to the public
- Counseling – Individual, group and family counseling in a home-like setting with experienced, compassionate therapists
- Initial Diagnostic Evaluations – Available for individuals who have been court-ordered to receive an initial diagnostic interview or for those who need to be evaluated for mental health, behavioral health or substance abuse treatment
- Outpatient Program – A treatment plan focusing on increasing strengths and resources to help individuals overcome mental health, substance abuse and co-occurring disorders
Court-ordered services:
- Day & Evening Reporting – A comprehensive and strengths-focused daily program for youth who are struggling in their current environment and are in need of additional structure and activity.
Virtual Tour of the Reporting Program - Family Support – A skill-building program for families and youth that helps enhance family functioning in the home and overall functioning in the community
What Makes Our Clinical Services Program Unique
- Full continuum of care
- All services are trauma-focused
- Intense skill-building is a key element of services
- Drug screens are conducted on site
Location
4343 N 52nd Street
Omaha, NE 68104
Admissions
Requirements
- Individuals seeking services must have active insurance, the ability to make timely personal payments at the Medicaid rate, or a referral from a provider willing to cover the cost of services.
- Upon acceptance into the program, service recipients must verify that their insurance is in-network and provide a current insurance card at their first appointment.
- Services are available to individuals ages 14 and older.
- Service recipients must not be physically aggressive or pose a threat to themselves or others.
- Admission is based on program availability.
Referral Process
- As part of the application process individuals complete an initial diagnostic interview and any additional assessments needed to help determine the most appropriate level of care.
Contact
Justin Loehr
Senior Director of Campus Life Services
4343 N. 52nd St.
Omaha, NE 68104
Phone: 402.457.7104
Email: jloehr@ohb.org