Families & caregivers
Assessment, guidance, safety planning, and clear next steps.
Outpatient Care
Insured visits are coming soon.
Therapy, psychiatry, NP care, and peer support for children, students, veterans, adults, and families.
We accept most insurance plans. Check with us.
Appointments
Self-payers welcome now — special discount available, ask us for details. Insured visits are coming soon.
We speak Arabic and Spanish.
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Who we support
Support for children, students, veterans, adults, families, and caregivers.
Assessment, guidance, safety planning, and clear next steps.
Age-appropriate care with family involvement when helpful.
Care for stress, transitions, panic, isolation, and conflict.
Trauma-informed care for service members and loved ones.
Support for anxiety, panic, grief, depression, and stress.
Outpatient services
Clinical and peer care in person, at home, or online.
Individual and family therapy for coping, recovery, and relationships.
Medical evaluation, guidance, and treatment planning.
Assessment, follow-up, and coordinated support.
Practical support informed by lived experience.
Remote visits for non-emergency care.
In-person care at 11 Municipal Dr, Suite 200.
Clinician, NP, or MD visits when appropriate and available.
Personalized care at the location that works for you.
Guided support and shared growth in a group setting.
Practical mental health training for teams and groups.
Focused learning on wellness, coping, and resilience.
Mental wellness programs for workplace events.
Confidential support for executives and senior leaders.
Connections to providers, schools, families, and local resources.
Our providers
Physician, nurse practitioner, social work, and peer recovery support.
Dr. Saadah is a psychiatrist providing psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, and medication management. He works with patients to find the right treatment path for their mental health.
Dr. Al-Khattab is a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with a PhD. She provides psychiatric assessment and medication management with compassionate, patient-centered care.
Lidia is a Licensed Social Worker (Indiana) with a Master of Social Work from Indiana Wesleyan University. She brings years of community behavioral health experience — including Fairbanks, Community Behavioral Health, and Aspire Indiana — and leads her own therapy practice, Grace Hope LLC. She provides therapy for individuals and families.
Aubrielle is a Licensed Social Worker (Indiana) with a Master of Social Work, providing therapy and support to individuals and families.
Jennifer is a Certified Peer Recovery Coach (CPRC) and Alcohol and Drug Addictions Consultant (CADAC I). As a Peer Support Specialist with Mental Health America of Indiana, she facilitates recovery groups, mentors clients in all stages of recovery, and connects community members with vital resources — walking with patients through recovery with lived experience and dedicated support.
Our certified peer specialists bring lived experience, walking alongside patients through recovery with understanding only someone who's been there can offer.
Mobile Crisis
Community-based crisis support focused on dignity, calm, and family care.
Designation in process for Hamilton County.
Coming soon.
Vital First Response Team is an Indiana nonprofit developing mobile crisis support in Central Indiana.
Clinical and peer care to calm crises, support families, and connect people to ongoing care.
Mobile crisis response
Community support centered on safety and dignity.
Clinician, NP, or MD visits when appropriate and available.
De-escalation, safety planning, and clinical assessment.
Age-appropriate crisis care for young people and families.
Trauma-informed care for veterans and military families.
Care for panic, stress, grief, and depression.
Connections to providers, schools, families, and local resources.
Support our work
Your gift helps equip our team and expand access in Central Indiana.
Join our work
Whether you want to volunteer or build your career with us, we would like to hear how you can support compassionate mental health care in our community.
Tell us about your interests, experience, and availability. We will follow up when there is a volunteer opportunity that fits.
VolunteerInterested in joining our clinical, peer support, or operations team? Send a short introduction with your résumé or CV.
Email your résumé or CV Your email app will open. Attach your file before sending.Our appointment request form asks for your name, phone number, who the appointment is for, insurance plan, what help is needed, preferred visit type (office, home, or telehealth), and the best time to call. You may also choose to provide an email address.
When you finish the form, the site opens your email app with the appointment details already filled in. Your information is sent to info@vitalwellnes.org only after you tap send. The clinic uses those details only to contact you about scheduling and a callback. The site does not create an account or store your form details.
We do not sell or share your personal information.
The appointment form and email are not for emergencies. For an emergency, call 911. For a non-emergency mental health crisis, call the clinic at (463) 212-4865.