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Four Rivers Behavioral Health’s Center for Specialized Children’s Services provides therapy tailored to meet individual and family needs. Children’s Services works closely with others at Four Rivers Behavioral Health including the OurPlace Day Program, the iHOPE Program for early onset psychosis, the Center for Early Childhood Development and our Testing and Assessment Center. We also address concerns surrounding the entire family like grief or family stability.
Request a regular outpatient appointment online or by phone.
Walk-in appointments are welcome during regular business hours at select locations.
Help is always available outside of business hours.
Healing starts by identifying concerns to create a plan of care. You can find out more in the resources section of our website.
We offer a variety of evidence-based therapeutic treatment options in both group and individual settings. Some of our approaches include.
Provides children and parents skills to process the trauma, manage thoughts and feelings connected to the trauma and enhance family communication.
A group treatment approach addressing adolescent behavior and drug problems focusing on assisting the youth to make thoughtful decisions.
Coping Power is a prevention and intervention program teaching self-control and problem solving. The parent component focuses on creating effective use of positive and negative consequences.
A group intervention program to assist those with an autism spectrum disorder or other emotional disorders with developing positive social skills for success in school and at home.
A-CRA was adapted to be developmentally appropriate for adolescents, which included adding sessions for parents/caregivers.[4] The goal of A-CRA is to improve or increase access to social, familial, and educational/vocational reinforcers for adolescents to achieve and sustain recovery.
A group treatment focusing on three to eight year old children that targets social competence, classroom behavior, self calming and problem solving.
Outpatient mental health treatment designed to support ongoing emotional wellness and personal growth through individual and group-based therapy. Most individuals meet with a therapist once or twice per month, allowing care to remain consistent, flexible, and tailored to individual goals over time.
On-site behavioral health counseling services provided to students and staff in nearly every school throughout the region. These clinics are designed to offer convenient, accessible care that supports student well-being, helps families manage busy schedules, and reduces barriers to receiving care.
Specialized mental health services for children from birth to age five, focused on supporting early social and emotional development. Early Childhood Mental Health Specialists provide assessments, therapeutic services, and family support to help build strong foundations for lifelong well-being.
A specialized counseling service focused on trauma-informed care for individuals and families who have experienced trauma. Support is designed to address a wide range of experiences, including accidents, medical trauma, natural disasters, neglect, or other life events.
Comprehensive psychological evaluations designed to assess cognitive functioning, academic achievement, development, behavior, personality, and executive functioning. Services are available for toddlers, children, adolescents, and adults, with evaluations tailored to individual needs.
A five-day-a-week behavioral health program for children and adolescents who need structured, therapeutic support. OurPlace offers a less restrictive alternative to inpatient hospitalization, providing care in a supportive environment focused on stabilization, skill-building, and emotional growth.
A specialized early-intervention program designed to support young people ages 15–30 who may be experiencing early signs of a psychotic illness. The iHOPE Program focuses on early identification, coordinated care, and ongoing support to promote stability, understanding, and long-term wellness.
A coordinated set of programs designed to support youth and young adults ages 12–25 during critical years of personal growth and transition. Services focus on early support, skill development, and connection to care for individuals who may be at increased risk for mental health or substance use challenges.
A statewide early intervention program serving children from birth to age 3 who have a developmental delay or a medical condition known to impact development. Services focus on early support and family involvement to promote healthy growth and developmental progress during critical early years.
A regional coordination resource designed to connect families, children, and transition-age youth with behavioral health supports and services available through the Commonwealth of Kentucky. RIAC provides structure for collaboration, planning, and accountability across agencies to support children and youth who have, or may be at risk of developing, behavioral health needs.
A specialized case management program designed to support children with significant emotional and behavioral needs and their families. Services focus on coordination of care, family support, and connection to appropriate resources to promote stability and long-term well-being.