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For Referral Partners

Refer a client with confidence.

We welcome referrals from professionals, organizations, families, and individuals. Send the basics and our office will make contact and handle scheduling.

Who can refer

Referral sources we accept.

Families and caregivers

A parent, guardian, or relative seeking care for a loved one.

Self-referrals

You can refer yourself — no outside referral is required.

Schools

Counselors, social workers, and intervention staff supporting a student.

Hospitals and healthcare providers

Hospitals, primary care, pediatrics, and behavioral health colleagues.

Social workers and case managers

Professionals coordinating care for a client or family.

Social-service and community organizations

Case workers and community partners.

What to include in a referral

  • Referring person or organization and the best way to reach you
  • The client's name and a phone number or email for the client or guardian
  • The service you believe is needed, if known
  • Whether the client prefers office, community, or telehealth appointments

Please do not send clinical records or protected health information through this website. Call (216) 849-5388 or fax documents to (216) 455-7520.

Secure fax(216) 455-7520

Use this number for referral paperwork and client records.

Submit a Referral — call (216) 487-1316

If your office has a printable referral form, send it to us and we'll post it on this page and in Client Forms.

In a crisis? Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or call 911 in an emergency. Our office, website, and forms are not emergency services and are not monitored around the clock.

Submit a referral request

Please share only your name, how to reach you, and the reason for your message. Do not include medical details here — we'll gather those securely once we connect.

Or call (216) 487-1316

In a crisis? Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or call 911 in an emergency. Our office, website, and forms are not emergency services and are not monitored around the clock.