Central Behavioral Healthcare

01/26/2026

Lucas County is currently under a level 2 snow emergency. For anyone driving, please be careful. If you have an in-person appointment and want to look into options such as changing to a virtual appointment or rescheduling, please be in touch with your therapist.

Downgraded to a Level 1 01/27/2026 @1035 hours

Level I Snow Advisory
A Level I Snow Advisory is due to conditions caused by ice, blowing, and drifting snow, which can make county roadways hazardous. Residents should drive cautiously. This advisory can be upgraded or discontinued.
Level II Snow Advisory
In addition to elements detailed in a Level 1 Advisory. A Level II Snow Advisory includes ice, blowing and drifting snow causing low visibility on county roadways. Only persons with a real and important need to be out on roads and streets should do so. This advisory can be upgraded, downgraded, or discontinued.

The Lucas County Sheriff's Office is without authority to arbitrarily determine what occupations, job descriptions or duties constitute essential or nonessential employees.

11/12/2025

OPA's Communication and Technology Committee presents the ninth episode in season three of their infographic series "Meet Maria."

View episode 9, http://bit.ly/47MbJdq

For more information about the infographic series, visit https://ohpsych.org/page/MeetMaria

02/06/2025

There is a level 1 weather emergency in Lucas County. Our office is open. Please be careful on the roads, and if you have questions about an appointment or would prefer to reschedule or conduct services online, please contact your therapist to discuss options.

10/20/2024

For any therapists out there, good opportunity to boost your knowledge of trauma-informed care.

Join our virtual training on trauma with children and families.

07/18/2024

There will be a road closure near our office, beginning next week. https://services1.arcgis.com/JVJnGNgPBDy0lB85/arcgis/rest/services/RoadClosures_47654880d77d47a4946462a6bafc0405/FeatureServer/0/93/attachments/96

05/29/2024

Our phone system will be updated midday today. If you are attempting to contact us but are unable, please email us at info@cbhpsych.com, or call back later. Hopefully the transition goes smoothly, but we apologize if any disruption occurs.

05/10/2024

OPA's Communication and Technology Committee presents the fifth episode in season two of their infographic series "Meet Maria."

View episode 5, http://bit.ly/3UPGt7Z

For more information about the infographic series, visit https://ohpsych.org/page/MeetMaria

04/11/2024

OPA's Communication and Technology Committee presents the fourth episode in season two of their infographic series "Meet Maria."

View episode 4, https://ohpsych.org/resource/resmgr/images/about/ctc/maria_infographic/OPA_Maria_S2_E4_Teaching_Ass.jpg

For more information about the infographic series, visit https://ohpsych.org/page/MeetMaria

01/11/2024

OPA’s Communication and Technology Committee is proud to launch season 2 of an infographic series, Meet Maria. Season 2 is geared at educating undergraduate college students who are interested in pursuing a career in psychology. Released monthly, each infographic will follow Maria through her undergraduate program as she meets various university faculty and learns about the different resources that are available to her.

View episode 1 of season 2....https://cdn.ymaws.com/ohpsych.org/resource/resmgr/images/about/ctc/maria_infographic/OPA_Maria_S2_E1_Goes_to_Coll.pdf

01/09/2024

It’s cold outside. This is a chance for mental health professionals to stay comfy inside and learn a bit.

02/18/2022

A LEVEL 1 SNOW ADVISORY has been declared by Lucas County Sheriff Michael J. Navarre. Due to conditions caused by ice, snow (blowing and drifting snow), county roadways are hazardous. Drive very cautiously. This snow advisory may be upgraded or discontinued.

02/04/2022

Moving in the right direction.

Weather Advisory Level 1 Canceled 02/05/2022-----------------02/04/2022 The Level 2 Snow Advisory Has Been Downgraded. A Level 1 Snow Advisory has been declared by Lucas County Sheriff Michael J. Navarre. Due to conditions caused by ice, snow (blowing and drifting snow), county roadways are hazardous. Drive very cautiously. This snow advisory may be upgraded or discontinued