Beech Brook Programs

Since 1852, Beech Brook has been committed to the care and healing of this community's most vulnerable children. Today that work continues through a full range of mental health programs ranging from parent education that strengthens and supports families to intensive residential treatment for the most severely disturbed young children.

Beech Brook's programs include:

• An intensive treatment unit for the most seriously disturbed children and adolescents;
• Residential and day treatment for elementary through middle school-age children with serious emotional and behavioral problems;
• Foster care for children who have been removed from their birth families and who are struggling with emotional and behavioral problems;
• Adoption placement and support for school-age children and sibling groups;
• Family preservation in-home therapy for families in crisis;
• School-based mental health programs providing services to children in elementary schools throughout the Greater Cleveland area;
• Early childhood services
• Prevention, education and early intervention programs;
• Project STRIDE mentoring services for Cuyahoga County children in out-of-home care;
• Outpatient mental health services;
• Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Team for youth/young adults ages 16-22
  
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For information about making a referral to one of Beech Brook's programs, contact: intake@beechbrook.org.