Life feels overwhelming.
You don’t have to face it alone.
Therapy and support across Wayne and Holmes County. Anazao helps adults, children, and families find a next step when life feels hard.
Real people can help
You don't need the right words
Maybe worry follows you through the day. Maybe your child’s behavior has changed, and nothing you’ve tried seems to help. You can tell us what you’ve noticed. We’ll listen and help you understand where to begin.
Support for
everyday life
Care should help with the things that matter to you: getting through the workday, handling big emotions, reconnecting with family, or building a routine. Together, we’ll work toward goals that reflect your life and needs.
People in
your corner
Finding counseling in Wayne County shouldn’t mean figuring out every service on your own. Our team works with families, schools, and community partners to connect care. You have a voice in the plan, and someone to ask when questions come up.
Find Support that Fits
You may know what you need, or only that something needs to change. Explore our programs, or reach out and let us help you find a starting point.
Worried about paying for care?
Ask us. Anazao accepts Medicaid and private insurance, and offers sliding fee options. (Learn about Medicaid, here.) We’ll help you understand coverage and payment questions so you can make an informed next step.
What support has meant to others
Testimonials
“Anazao never gave up on me no matter where I was or what I was going through.”
- Charitee
“They have been such a huge help for both kids. I wouldn't want to take them anywhere else!”
- Chad
The Blog
Small Steps for Hard Days
Explore practical guidance for understanding emotions, supporting your child, and knowing when to ask for help.
Our blog gives you ideas to use at home and questions to bring into a conversation.
Seasonal Depression: How Movement Helps in Winter
Winter blues got you down? Here are some ways to deal with seasonal depression by incorporating movement and activity into your daily life.
Medicaid is Changing. Here's What You Need to Know
If you're on Medicaid in Ohio, and you're worried about how possible upcoming changes might affect your therapy or behavioral health services, you're not alone.
How to Support Your Child's Mental Health At Home
Every parent wants to see their child thrive, but even the most loving homes can feel stretched thin. Find out how to support them in and out of the classroom.
Start with a conversation
You don’t have to decide which program fits before you contact us. Call 330-264-9597 or request care online. Our Access team will follow up to discuss your needs, answer questions, and help arrange your first appointment.
Whether you’re reaching out for yourself or someone you love, you can start with what feels hardest right now. We’ll talk through what comes next, including intake, your goals, and the support that may fit. There is room for questions. There is room to feel unsure.
Support shouldn’t begin at the breaking point.
