Court Diagnostic & Treatment Center (CDTC)

Court Diagnostic and Treatment Center (CDTC) serves as one of the Ohio Department of Mental Health’s Forensic Community Psychiatric Centers. We serve the 13 counties of Northwest Ohio by providing statutory evaluations and general mental health evaluations for the Criminal, Domestic Relations, Probate, and Juvenile divisions of the Court of Common Pleas, as well as the Municipal Courts. We also have a mental health treatment department that serves both the Federal District and Common Pleas Courts in Lucas County. This exciting and important area of service has seen rapid growth with the addition of innovative programs. The department is now seeking a full-time Clinical Supervisor to provide leadership and support specifically for our Clinical Counseling Internship, Female Offender, and Developmentally Disabled Offender Programs. Our professional services are respectfully delivered. We honor the dignity of everyone we assist, striving to be ethically-oriented and culturally-sensitive in every interaction. Each person in society, including referred defendants and our clients, have the potential to rise above life’s challenges and regain social and psychological stability. Together, we can build a safe and vibrant community. If you, or someone you are responsible for, has come into contact with the Criminal Justice System in Northwest Ohio, we encourage you to contact CDTC for needed forensic evaluation and counseling/therapeutic services.