TIP is a community based program to support teenagers and young adults transitioning into adulthood while managing the additional complexities of mental illness. This intensive program helps bridge the gap between the youth and adult mental health systems.
Utilizing a best practice model, The Transition to Independence Process (TIP) Model , emphasis is placed on supporting completion of high school/vocational programming, seeking and retaining employment, and establishing self-sufficiency.
Community support services help young adults make informed choices about life opportunities and services, ensuring timely access to needed assistance, providing opportunities for self-help activities and coordinating all services to meet their individual goals.
The Transition to Independence Program is available to youth ages 14-24 (age varies by county).
Butler County: Ages 14-24
Hamilton County: Ages 14-22
Other Counties we serve include: Clermont County, Montgomery County, Preble County and other surrounding counties in the Cincinnati & Dayton Areas.
Psychiatric Medication Management and Individual Counseling services available to youth as needed.
Your personal transition facilitator will help you access the services necessary to build on your current abilities, gain new skills, and achieve the confidence you need to transition into adulthood successfully. Additional services are available. Ask how NewPath can help.
No referral needed – ages 3+
Assists in identifying suspected behavioral health and educational concerns, and provide ongoing treatment recommendations.
No referral needed – ages 3–22
Psychiatric assessment and medication management for individuals in need of continued psychiatric support.
No referral needed – ages 3+
Individual, group, and family therapy for
youth and adults in your home, school, or community setting. Office-based settings also available.
No referral needed – ages 3–22
Community-based case management working directly with youth and their families wherever the behavioral concern occurs to help connect with resources within the community.
Referral-based – ages 4–17
Intensive, family-centered, home-based mental health treatment and support to enable youth to live in their homes and prevent out-of-home placement.
No referral needed – ages 14–22
Intensive community-based (outpatient) services focusing on a successful transition into adulthood.
Embedded in mental health and behavioral health staff and services to public/private schools or other community-based locations.
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