Best Point Behavioral Health offers school-based counseling and support serving grades K-12. Services are provided in the school, home or at The Children’s Home of Cincinnati by a licensed mental health therapist or a qualified mental health provider. The therapist will work with you and your child to determine the specific treatment plan that meets your needs. Programs available on 3 Rivers Campus are BHC Individual Therapy, Care Coordination, and School-Based Day Treatment Groups. There are programs available for children ages 2-8 that are experiencing social, emotional, and behavioral challenges through our Early Childhood Day Treatment program and for ages 8-20 through our Campus Day Treatment program.
To find out more you can call The Children’s Home at 513-272-2800 or you can contact one of the program supervisors below:
Program Supervisors:
Kate Barnes – MSW, LISW-S, Manager of School-Based Day Treatment; kbarnes@bestpoint.org
Caroline Hils, MSW, LISW-S, BHC Clinical Supervisor; chils@bestpoint.org
Deanna Ropp, MA, LPCC-S Care Coordination Supervisor; dropp@bestpoint.org
3 Rivers Best Point Providers:
Lauren Stout – MSW, LSW BHC Therapist
Elizabeth Kehling – MSW, LSW BHC Therapist
Michelle Barbian – MSW, LSW BHC Therapist
Kelly Cline – QMHS, Care Coordination
Olivia Gorsler – BSW, QMHS, SBDT Therapeutic Group Leader
Katharine Hoover, QMHS, SBDT Therapeutic Group Leader
Three Rivers Local School District
Social Services/District Homeless Liason/Foster Care Point of Contact
Cathy received her Bachelor of Social Sciences from the University of Cincinnati. She is a Board Certified Human Services Practitioner. She has worked in Social Services for over 30 years, and in education since 1999;16 years of her career were with Cincinnati Public School.
Cathy has worked at TRLSD since 2015. She provides crisis intervention services for students in grades K-12 and handles District referrals. Mrs. Glatt also provides resources and support for Three Rivers families and students with mental health needs, those experiencing homelessness, students with food insecurities, families with lack of basic needs, and/or students in foster or kinship care.
If you or someone you know could benefit from Cathy's support, please do not hesitate to reach out. Phone: (513) 467-3200 Ext. 1128
Email: cglatt@trlsd.org
Every family needs support. If you and your family are in need of assistance with basic needs please feel free to contact one of the organizations below.
| Pathways | ||
| Website: | www.pathwaysharrison.com | |
| Phone: | 513.367.1441 | |
| BLOC House Cleves | ||
| Website: | www.blochead.org | |
| Phone: | 513.325.5635 | |
We believe it is important to address any need that your child might have that affects success both in and out of school. Mental health is just as important as physical health. Many adolescents experience issues that may require assistance beyond what you as a parent or the school guidance team can provide. Working together, families have been very successful at finding help in the resources listed below to provide your child with support and encouragement in school and in life.
| Mental Health Access Point (MHAP) | ||
| Website: | www.mentalhealthaccesspoint.org | |
| Phone: | 513.558.5888 | |
| Suicide Prevention Lifeline |
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| Website: | www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org | |
| Phone: | 1.800.273.TALK (8255) | |
| Mobile Crisis Team | UC Medical Center | |
| Website: | uchealth.com | |
| Phone: | 513.584.5098 | |
| Pediatric Intake Response Center (PIRC) | CCHMC | |
| Website: | www.cincinnatichildrens.org | |
| Phone: | 513.636.4124 |
Referrals can also be made after hours at the psychiatric emergency service (513) 584-8577
We understand that this is a time of experimentation, peer pressure and exploring different paths in life for many of our teenagers. You may be experiencing some struggles related to substance abuse in your family or friends. The information and resources you will find on this page are meant to provide you with knowledge and support that may be of assistance to you and your family. Three Rivers is not directly associated with these organizations and they are offered only as suggestions for support. If you feel your child may be experiencing difficulties involving substance abuse, please feel free to contact your child’s counselor or the school nurse. This is a completely confidential process.
| Alcoholism Council of the Cincinnati Area | ||
| Address: |
2828 Vernon Place Cincinnati, OH |
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| Website: | addictionservicescouncil.org | |
| Phone: | 513.281.7880 | |
| Talbert House | Adolescent Services | |
| Address: |
4760 Madison Ave Cincinnati, OH 45227 |
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| Contact: | Sandy Moore | |
| Phone: | 513.321.8286 | |
| Gateways | Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program | |
| Address: |
3131 Harvey, Suite 201 Cincinnati, OH 45229 |
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| Website: | www.gatewaysrecovery.com | |
| Phone: | 513.861.0035 | |
| Alcoholics Anonymous | ||
| Website: | www.aa.org | |
| Phone: | 513.861.3500 | |
| Narcotics Anonymous | ||
| Website: | http://www.nacincinnati.com/ | |
| Phone: | 513.820.2947 | |
| Focus on the Family Hotline | ||
| Phone: | 1.800.232.6459 | |
| Website: | www.focusonthefamily.com |
Talbert House Teens text to Save Lives!
281-CARE is reaching youth through a texting service targeted to teens. Text 4 HOPE to 839863 enables teens to access help 24/7. Facilitated by trained Talbert House crisis staff, questions and concerns are addressed any time of day or night.
