Clermont Mental Health

Clermont Mental Health Our professionals treat survivors of abuse and clients with a history of trauma. You can become the person you were always meant to be.

Our practice provides affordable mental health care and coaching aimed to help you live a happy and healthy life. We are down-to-earth, nonjudgmental professionals who specialize helping clients who are recovering. Our slogan is "Survivors Thrive Here" because our clients have endured and survived life's most difficult circumstances. We address childhood abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, s

piritual abuse, and narcissistic abuse. We offer recovery coaching, and the SNAP Educational Recovery program (Survivors of Narcissistic & Abusive Personalities). For mental health therapy, our counselors use techniques like EMDR, CBT, mindfulness, psychoeducation, REBT and motivational interviewing. We will help you rewire your brain in order to address problematic thought patterns, self-defeating behaviors and lingering trauma from the past. Our therapists will join you on your path of recovery to guide you and support you. We will meet you wherever you are in your process. Our fees can meet your financial needs. Let us know how we can help!

07/20/2026

It’s hard to leave a relationship, even an abusive one. These are a few of the many, many reasons that make it so difficult:

07/08/2026
07/01/2026

People think abuse only looks like shouting, hitting, breaking things, blocking doors, or recording your weakest moments to use against you later. But abuse is also neglect when you are sick, silence when you are breaking, and indifference when you need care the most.

Sometimes abuse is not what they do loudly. It is what they refuse to do when your body, mind, or heart is collapsing. Sleeping peacefully after making you cry all night is abuse. Watching you stop eating from grief and still not caring is abuse. Acting normal after you were badly hurt is abuse.

Abuse is also abandoning you during pregnancy, refusing medical care, walking ahead when you are injured, and watching you carry everything alone while they stand there doing nothing. It is not love when someone only stays for your usefulness but disappears from your pain.

06/22/2026

Did you know? Verbiage around mental health can actually affect those struggling.
When referring to an Individual who has lost their life to su***de, it's better to say that individual "died by su***de" instead of "committed su***de." The change in verbiage makes a larger impact on saving lives!

Research proves that the term "committed: has a negative connotation attached to it, making people who are in crisis feel guilty for their feelings. If someone feels like they will be met with shame instead of comfort and understanding when reaching out for help, they may never actually take the steps to receive help.

Don't worry, if you've used the term "committed" in the past, IT"S OKAY! Safe language is something we have to learn about.

06/17/2026

Authoritarian male supremacy exploits traditional masculinity and narratives of fear, grievance, and exclusion to build support for anti-woman, anti-LGBTQ, and racist anti-rights agendas.

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431 Ohio Pike Suite #214N
Cincinnati, OH
45255

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+15136556911

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