ASAP Cincinnati

04/07/2026

You see what's coming if they don't course correct. Your teen doesn't. They just see you "interfering."

As a parent, you develop this sixth sense—the ability to spot a problem before it spirals out of control. But when your child hits their teens, those warning signs become more hidden and parents often start to question their judgment.

Here's the thing: early intervention is exponentially more effective than trying to course-correct in adulthood.

Helping your teen or young adult find balance in their life isn't about control. It's protection and finding passion for a life well lived.

You don't have to wait for a crisis. Start with an assessment.

Read the full story: The Burden of Foresight

A parent’s “foresight” becomes a guide for teen treatment for mental health and substance use. Learn why early intervention matters—and how an ASAP can help.

03/23/2026

📢 HIRING: Chemical Dependency Counselor (CDCA, LCDC II/III) or Mental Health Counselor (Counselor, Psychologist, Social Worker)
ASAP Cincinnati – Adolescent & Young Adult Outpatient Program
Are you passionate about helping young people (ages 12–26) navigate the journey of recovery? ASAP Cincinnati is looking for a motivated, reliable, and high-energy clinical staffperson to join our CARF-accredited team.
We provide trauma-informed, developmentally responsive care in a supportive environment. We aren't just looking for someone to "run a group"—we’re looking for clinicians who can truly connect with youth and build a bridge to lasting change.

The Role:
Active Clinical Engagement: Facilitate group and individual sessions using evidence-based approaches (CBT, DBT, MI). We value counselors who move beyond lecturing and focus on interactive, creative engagement.

Assessment & Treatment: Conduct biopsychosocial intakes and develop individualized, measurable treatment plans under the guidance of an independently licensed supervisor.

Collaborative Care: Act as a bridge between families, schools, and external providers to ensure a holistic approach to recovery.

Professional Standards: Maintain high-quality, timely documentation (HIPAA & 42 CFR Part 2 compliant) and participate in multidisciplinary team consultations.

What You Bring:
Licensure: Current Ohio license in good standing.
Experience: A heart for working with adolescents and young adults. Previous experience with teen and young adult clients is strongly preferred.
Reliability: Our clients and team depend on consistency. We value punctuality, responsiveness, and professional accountability.
Commitment to DEI: A dedication to providing culturally responsive, inclusive care for all gender identities, backgrounds, and neurodiversities.
Recovery (if applicable): Minimum of two years of continuous sobriety.
Why ASAP Cincinnati?
Join a mission-driven team led by clinical experts where your growth is supported through consistent supervision and training. We offer a strengths-based culture that values both our clients and our staff’s clinical excellence.
📍 Location: Cincinnati, OH (Outpatient) 📅 Start Date: ASAP
How to Apply: Ready to make an impact? Submit your information here:
www.asapcincinnati.com/job-opportunities

03/09/2026

📢 HIRING: Chemical Dependency Counselor (CDCA, LCDC II/III)
ASAP Cincinnati – Adolescent & Young Adult Outpatient Program
Are you passionate about helping young people (ages 12–26) navigate the journey of recovery? ASAP Cincinnati is looking for a motivated, reliable, and high-energy Chemical Dependency Counselor to join our CARF-accredited team.

We provide trauma-informed, developmentally responsive care in a supportive environment. We aren't just looking for someone to "run a group"—we’re looking for a clinician who can truly connect with youth and build a bridge to lasting change.

The Role:
Active Clinical Engagement: Facilitate group and individual sessions using evidence-based approaches (CBT, DBT, MI). We value counselors who move beyond lecturing and focus on interactive, creative engagement.

Assessment & Treatment: Conduct biopsychosocial intakes and develop individualized, measurable treatment plans under the guidance of an independently licensed supervisor.

Collaborative Care: Act as a bridge between families, schools, and external providers to ensure a holistic approach to recovery.

Professional Standards: Maintain high-quality, timely documentation (HIPAA & 42 CFR Part 2 compliant) and participate in multidisciplinary team consultations.

What You Bring:
Licensure: Current Ohio CDCA, LCDC II, or LCDC III in good standing.

Experience: A heart for working with adolescents and young adults. Previous experience in SUD treatment is strongly preferred.

Reliability: Our clients and team depend on consistency. We value punctuality, responsiveness, and professional accountability.

Commitment to DEI: A dedication to providing culturally responsive, inclusive care for all gender identities, backgrounds, and neurodiversities.

Recovery (if applicable): Minimum of two years of continuous sobriety.

Why ASAP Cincinnati?
Join a mission-driven team led by clinical experts where your growth is supported through consistent supervision and training. We offer a strengths-based culture that values both our clients and our staff’s clinical excellence.

📍 Location: Cincinnati, OH (Outpatient) 📅 Start Date: ASAP

How to Apply: Ready to make an impact? Submit your information here:
www.asapcincinnati.com/job-opportunities

03/05/2026

Alarming new research connects teen cannabis use with later mental health disorders. Learn more and get help today!

02/25/2026

New research shows teens who use cannabis have about twice the risk of developing bipolar disorder or psychotic disorders later on. Depression and anxiety rates are higher too, especially for those who start earlier.

The bottom line? "It's just w**d" isn't a plan. The younger the brain, the more development is still happening.

If you're noticing changes in mood, sleep, motivation, or grades alongside cannabis use, early intervention makes a real difference. Call today at 513-792-1272.

Teens who reported using cannabis in the past year had a higher risk of being diagnosed later with several mental health conditions compared with teens who did not report cannabis use.

02/03/2026

Due to snow and hazardous travel conditions, ASAP will be closed today, Tuesday 2/3.

We plan to resume regular programming tomorrow, Wednesday 2/4, weather permitting.

Please stay safe, and thank you for your understanding.

Call now to connect with business.

01/26/2026

Due to the current Hamilton County Snow Emergency, ASAP will be closed on Monday, January 26 for the safety of our clients, families, and staff. We will continue to monitor road conditions, and we anticipate being able to reopen tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27.

Please stay safe and warm. Thank you for your understanding.

Call now to connect with business.

01/24/2026

Due to the anticipated winter storm, ASAP will be closed on Sunday, January 25 for the safety of our clients, families, and staff.

We will reassess conditions after the storm and share any updates as needed. At this time, we are planning to reopen on Monday, January 26.

Please stay safe and warm. Thank you for your understanding.

Call now to connect with business.

01/02/2026

New year, new priorities. If your teen's mental health or substance use has been on your mind, 2026 is the time to act. Early intervention transforms outcomes. Let's start this year differently.

The biggest myth? "We don't have time for treatment." Watch to see how families like yours are making it work.

Treatment doesn't have to derail your routine. It strengthens it.
Transforming tomorrow, starting today. 🎯

📞Ready to find out more? Call today @ 513-792-1272

12/15/2025

ASAP will be closed from 12/22-12/28 for Winter Break. If you need something urgent during that time, please call 911 or 988. All messages and emails sent during that week will be returned after we return.

12/14/2025

With the snowy weather, uncleared streets, and extreme cold, we’ve decided to cancel IOP services for tomorrow (Sunday, 12/14). We will plan to resume on Monday! Stay safe and warm!

12/04/2025

Have you heard about Scromitting? For some people, frequent cannabis use, especially of high potency cannabis, leads to intense vomiting. This disorder is known in medical communities as Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome, and it can be hard to diagnose, which leads to unnecessary medical tests.

Among young people, there has been a 10-fold increase in emergency department visits for vomiting linked to cannabis use between 2016 to 2023.

Uncontrolled, explosive vomiting after ma*****na use, called “scromiting,” is on the rise in the US, including among teenagers. Here’s what you need to know.