Frontline prevention
Healing shouldn't require navigating systemic barriers. Maryhurst Renewal partners with children, adults, and families who are hurting to find the right combination of support, clearing obstacles to success at home, at school, and in the community. Our outpatient clinical team delivers traditional one-on-one, group, and family counseling directly within convenient and comfortable locations.
Clinical framework & specialized care
We provide specialized clinical care for children, families, and independent adults managing issues such as anxiety, depression, and relational trauma, and more. Our licensed therapists utilize specialized trauma-informed frameworks, including Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), helping individuals process complex life experiences in a safe, familiar environment.
Our regional service networks
OST
Expanding immediate mental health access for youth and families engaged in after-school programs by embedding paraprofessionals (Community Support Associates) directly within trusted neighborhood organizations.
CMHP
Run in alliance with the Louisville Office of Violence Prevention (OVP). Deploys mobile Community Support Associates (CSAs) and Targeted Case Managers (TCMs) to deliver person-centered trauma care and emotional stabilization directly to neighborhoods impacted by violence.
Goodwill
Integrating on-site behavioral health support directly into regional workforce training and reentry programs, helping young adults and returning citizens achieve personal stability.
Frontline impact stories
Cane Run Neighborhood Place
Provides a youth welcome kit for a child arriving at our residential campus, ensuring they have essential personal belongings the moment they walk through our doors.
First Neighborhood Place
Dismantling systemic barriers by hosting dedicated Spanish-language listening sessions, creating culturally responsive environments where multilingual families can navigate healthcare, legal support, and social benefits in their native language.
Client success profile — outpatient care
Long-term stability Cedric, age 14
Cedric has survived structural hardships that no young person should ever have to face, including chronic homelessness and the devastating loss of his father. At school, his unresolved trauma manifested as intense struggles with interpersonal relationships, resulting in aggressive behaviors that brought him dangerously close to total expulsion during an especially difficult period.
After moving in with his grandmother, Cedric was matched with a dedicated counselor from Maryhurst Renewal, our youth and family wellbeing program. Meeting consistently over a four-year period, Cedric and his Renewal therapist focused intensely on practical tools he could lean on whenever he felt upset. Together, they learned how to channel heavy, chaotic emotions into healthy coping strategies and creative outlets. As Cedric notes, “I still get angry, but what I work on with my therapist helps me deal with it.”
By working collaboratively with his grandmother and his Renewal care team, Cedric has completely turned his academic trajectory around. He is currently acing his classes, building a career in beatmaking, and actively touring college campuses with a long-term goal of becoming a professional nurse.
Download Cedric’s Story (PDF) ↓If you are a case manager, public school administrator, or guardian ready to explore behavioral health options for an individual or family under your care, complete our secure initial inquiry below. You may also submit a referral on behalf of yourself to receive services.
