Student Services Resources on Campus

Best Point Behavioral Health:

Individualized counseling services help children and their families maintain a healthy mindset, while also improving functioning at school and at home.

When children experience social, emotional or interpersonal difficulties, it affects their behavior and interferes with their daily lives.

Individual and family counseling services provided by Best Point Education & Behavioral Health are designed to help children attain and maintain a healthy state of mind, while also improving the functioning of the child and the family.

These services – for children of all ages – are provided on our Madison Road campus and in home, school, and community settings.

Services: 

Counseling: Counseling services are available to improve the functioning of the child and family.

Case Management: Our case managers provide a variety of community-based treatment services to help children function successfully.

Day Treatment: The most intensive of our mental health programs for children ages 3 to 18, this program provides a structured, therapeutic environment.

Substance Use: Our STAR program is a community-based treatment option for adolescents, ages 13-18, with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. 

Psychiatric Services: Our team of psychiatrists, pediatricians and psychiatric nurse practitioners provide medication evaluation, review, follow-up and education.

Early Childhood Therapeutic Support: Individual and family counseling services provided by Best Point Education & Behavioral Health specifically for young children and their caregivers. 

For more information about mental health programs for children and their families, call 513.272.2800, or via email at info@bestpoint.org.

Best Point Education & Behavioral Health is among the region’s largest provider of mental health services for children, and many of these services are eligible for Medicaid reimbursement. 

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Therapists: 

Haley Coleman, BHC Therapist: hcoleman@bestpoint.org EXT. 1136

Madison Melcher, BHC Therapist: mmelcher@bestpoint.org  EXT. 1112

Hanna Williams, BHC Therapist: hwilliams@bestpoint.org EXT. 4291

Jacob Ackermann, School-Based Day Treatment: jackermann@bestpoint.org EXT. 4100

Olivia Gorsler, School-Based Day Treatment: ogorsler@bestpoint.org EXT. 4100

Alyssa Leavell, Care Coordinator, ahancock@bestpoint.org EXT. 42131

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MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

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. 

MindPeace 

Website: mindpeacecincinnati.com 

Phone: 513.803.0844

Referrals can also be made after hours at the psychiatric emergency service (513) 584-8577 life. 

988 Hotline                       

Website:                                                 988lifeline.org 

Phone:                                                       988 

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SUBSTANCE ABUSE RESOURCES

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.