One-page handout of common evidence-based assessment resources for use in school mental health practice

Protocol developed to help guide school-staff in decision-making when a student presents with self-injurious behaviors (SIBs) or suicidal ideation. (Developed by Monroe 2 BOCES)

Exemplar parent resource guide developed by Pittsford Central School District to help parents navigate mental health resources within the community.

Developed by Edwin J. Nichols, Ph.D.

Information about Ubuntu Village Works’ & Rafiki Consortium’s ​Indigenous Psychotherapy Certification (IPC) and Antiracist, Culturally Competent Treatment for Black Families Certification (ACCTBFC)

Schools can use this form to communicate mental health needs, information, and concerns to medical providers.

Resources for Evidence-Based Practice Tools for Implementation in School Mental Health Settings

Tools and resources to strengthen and support the ability of New York’s Maternal Health and Pediatric Primary Care Providers (PCPs) to deliver high quality behavioral heath supports.  Includes screening tools and educational resources.

Contains evidence-based child rating scales, including PHQ-9-A screen for depression and coordination with primary care

FACT is Monroe County’s integrated entry point to care for our community’s highest needs/ highest risk children and youth, incorporating the Monroe County Office of Mental Health, Office of Probation – Community Corrections and Department of Human Services.

Allows interventions to be delivered in home and other natural community based settings where children and their families live.  Offers lower intensity services to prevent the need for more restrictive settings and higher intensity services. Avail. for youth with Medicaid.

SPOA is a centralized access point for youth in Monroe County to connect to enhanced Mental Health and Behavioral Health Supports. SPOA is for children and youth with mental health concerns whose needs extend beyond outpatient therapy and/or medication management

Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for people coping with mental health issues.  The URMC Crisis Call Line is staffed by master’s level counselors trained in crisis management. The counselor will listen to you, help you talk through the problem and suggest possible solutions.  Call 275-8686.

PBH&W Outpatient Services meet the needs of families from diverse backgrounds who may benefit from outpatient assessment and treatment. 

List of services where walk-in times are available and a list of providers with basic contact information to use to inquire about appointment availability. Please call the center for current walk-in hours before traveling to their location. 

CAPH serves as an alternative to psychiatric inpatient admissions or re-hospitalization for adolescents. The program includes individual, group and family therapy, psychiatric evaluation and evaluation to determine if medication therapy could be appropriate.

The inpatient program serves patients ages five through 18 who have symptoms of acute psychiatric illness or disorder requiring a safe, therapeutic, and supportive environment to assist with stabilization interventions. Admissions to the service generally occur on an emergency basis through the Emergency Department’s CPEP.

Rochester’s R-Centers offer first-rate programs, facilities and professional staff to promote healthy living, education, creativity, self-discovery and positive relationships.