Transitions Behavioral Health

02/23/2026

Moving from Pediatric to Adult Services?
Transitions BH supports transition-aged youth and families through this change by helping coordinate care, build skills, and navigate adult systems. Our person-centered approach honors dignity, choice, and independence—so no one has to navigate this transition alone.

👉 Learn more or submit a referral:
www.transitions-bh.com/referrals

02/20/2026

Did you know that each Ohio county has a County Board of Developmental Disabilities? These boards help individuals with developmental disabilities and their families access supports and services in their local community.

To get started, families can contact their local County Board of DD to request an intake or eligibility assessment. If eligible, the board can help connect individuals to services such as service coordination, supports for daily living, community inclusion, employment supports, and more.

Accessing DD services early can help individuals build skills, increase independence, and receive support tailored to their needs and goals.

If you’re unsure where to start or need help navigating services, Transitions BH works alongside families and community partners to support individuals through these transitions.

👉 Learn more or submit a referral:
www.transitions-bh.com/referrals

02/20/2026

02/19/2026

Did you know that Transitions BH participates in OhioRISE?
OhioRISE is a Medicaid program that supports young people with significant behavioral health needs, helping them succeed at home, in school, and in their communities.

“RISE” stands for Resilience through Integrated Systems and Excellence, reflecting the program’s focus on comprehensive, individualized care. Transitions BH is proud to partner with OhioRISE and multiple Care Management Entities (CMEs) across Southwest Ohio to help connect eligible youth and families with the services and supports they need.

Visit our website today to learn more about our program: www.transitions-bh.com

https://managedcare.medicaid.ohio.gov/managed-care/ohiorise

02/18/2026

Early identification and support are key components of Ohio's Family and Children First initiative. Providing services early can help prevent challenges from becoming crises and support long-term stability for children and families.

👉 Visit our website to learn more about how we contribute to Ohio Family and Children First initiatives:
www.transitions-bh.com/referrals

02/17/2026

Transition-aged youth are teens and young adults who are moving from childhood into adulthood, often between the ages of 14 and 24. For youth with developmental disabilities or behavioral health needs, this time can include big changes—like leaving school services, learning adult life skills, and moving from pediatric to adult care.

During this transition, extra support can help young people build confidence, independence, and emotional well-being, while ensuring families don’t have to navigate changes alone. Services during this stage focus on person-centered planning, skill-building, and coordinated care that honors each individual’s goals, voice, and needs.

Visit our website to learn more: www.transitions-bh.com

02/16/2026

In observance of President’s Day, all Transitions BH programs will be closed today Monday, February 16th.
We’ll be back and ready to serve you when regular services resume on Tuesday.
Thank you and enjoy the holiday!

02/16/2026

Did you know? Ohio’s Family and Children First initiative helps children and families access coordinated supports across behavioral health, education, child welfare, and other community systems. The goal is simple: reduce barriers, strengthen families, and ensure children receive the right support at the right time.

👉 Visit our website to learn more about how we contribute to Ohio Family and Children First initiatives:
www.transitions-bh.com/referrals

02/13/2026

Reminder: Transitions BH programs will be closed Monday, February 16th for President’s Day.
All services resume Tuesday.

02/12/2026

Transitions BH provides specialized services for transition-aged youth and adults with disabilities, designed to support growth, independence, and confidence. We partner with families, DD services, and community providers to help individuals expand skills, access resources, and reach their personal goals.

Our services focus on dignity, choice, voice, and agency, ensuring each person is supported in a way that respects who they are and what matters to them.

👉 Submit a referral today to learn more about our adult services and how we support individuals and families during life’s transitions.
www.transitions-bh.com/referrals

02/11/2026

A Day in the Life: Before & After Collaboration

Before collaboration
A child with both health and behavioral needs.
Multiple appointments. Different plans.
A parent juggling schedules, repeating the same story, and trying to keep everything straight—alone.

During the day
School has one plan. Providers have another.
Important details get lost. Progress feels slow.
The burden of coordination falls on the family.

After collaboration
Care is coordinated. Communication is shared.
Everyone is working toward the same goals—together.

The result
✔️ Fewer gaps in care
✔️ Less stress for families
✔️ Consistent support across settings
✔️ Better outcomes for the child

When systems collaborate, families don’t have to carry it all. 💙

02/10/2026

Black history is American history—and it continues to shape the way we care for one another today. This month, we celebrate Black voices, stories, and contributions while reaffirming our commitment to culturally responsive, inclusive behavioral health services.