Crossroads Program
“Crossroads” offers intensive behavioral health treatment to school-age (ages 5-18) youth that have psychiatric and substance use difficulties that require more intensive treatment than weekly therapy or intensive outpatient. For those youth that do not require inpatient treatment, it serves as a step-down program to provide a smoother transition back into the community. Our team of professionals include Licensed Therapists and Registered Nurses. Family participation is required.
All Paths Include:
- A personalized treatment plan designed by a multidisciplinary team of experts including nursing and child/adolescent psychiatrists
- Individual sessions with licensed therapists
- Mandated family therapy sessions
- Group therapy sessions including art, activity and music
- School-based academic services through Jefferson County Public Schools (Peace Academy)
- Point-Based Behavioral Incentive System
Three Different Paths
Crossroads Elementary
- Kindergarten through Fifth Grade
- Evidenced-based treatment model
- Monday-Friday I 7a.m. to 1:45p.m.
Crossroads South
- 6th through 9th grade
- Primary psychiatric, primary substance use, or co-occuring disorders
- Evidenced-based curriculum, including The Seven Challenges
- Random drug screens as needed
- Monday – Friday I 9a.m. to 3:45p.m.
Crossroads North
- 9th through 12th grade
- Primary psychiatric, primary substance use, or co-occurring disoders
- Evidence-based curriculum, including The Seven Challenges
- Weekly random drug screens
- Monday – Friday I 9a.m.-3:45p.m.
We accept most forms of insurance including commercial and Medicaid MCOs. Financial assistance can be requested but is not guaranteed. For more information, please contact Bret Austin at Bret.Austin@UofLHealth.org.
Location:
2020 Newburg Road
Louisville, KY 40205
Assessment and Referral Center: 502-451-3333
