About FS

Our mission is to strengthen families and communities through counseling, education, community building and advocacy. 
 
 
2211 Arbor Blvd.
Dayton, Ohio 45439
(937) 222-9481 PH/TTY
(937) 222-3710 FAX
(937) 641-8186 VP

  
  
 
 
 

 

Counseling Services

Services
Counseling is available for persons with a variety of concerns. These concerns may include but are not limited to: individuals or families affected by physical, verbal, emotional, or sexual abuse and neglect; feelings management; communication problems; and phase of life issues. Counseling Services promote responsibile behaviors and non-violence. Services are available for families, individuals, couples and groups. 
 
Counseling is available by appointment Monday through Friday, days and evenings. Daytime appointments are also available on most Saturdays. Services are provided by licensed professionals (clinical social workers and counselors). Home-based counseling is available through the Teen Parenting program and as a component of other regular programs.

Teen Parenting - "All About Baby & Me"
If you are a teen mom or dad, it can be tough to take care of your baby, go to school, and handle relationships with family and friends all while looking trying to figure out what will happen next. We can help. Click here to find out more >>
The parenting classes held at Family Services are suitable for parents with children of any age.  In fact, you don't need to be a parent right now to benefit from the information presented.  It will help you to be more prepared to be loving, effective parent.  More >>
 
The Anger Management program helps you to indentify, manage and control angry behaviors. Learn what anger is, what causes it, problems that it causes, about uncontrollable anger and how anger can actually be helpful.  If anger is taking control over you or someone you know, you are not alone, and we are here to help. More >>
The August Project is a 26 week education and intervention program for perpetrators of domestic violence. The small group psycho-educational program focuses on teaching participants how to make peaceful, responsible choices when handling conflict and crisis in their relationships. More >>
Victims of crime can experience physical, emotional and economic hardships long after the date their experience with the criminal act is over. Many adult victims seeking services were young children or teens when they were abused, injured or suffered emotional trauma. If you or someone you know is a victim of crime, we can help.  More >>