Behavioral Health Partners (BHP)
Behavioral Health Partners (BHP)
Behavioral Health Partners (BHP) is a mental health resource for the University of Rochester eligible employees, non-Medicare eligible retirees, and adult dependents enrolled in a University Health Care Plan.
Our mission is to provide personalized and accessible mental health care to improve the overall health and well-being of UR employees and their families.
BHP services include a range of therapies for mental health concerns such as anxiety, stress, and depression. Our clinical team can provide psychotherapy, discuss the possible role of medications and prescribe as needed, or they can consult with your primary care physician about your medications. BHP clinicians tailor the length of treatment to the mental health concerns of the individual.
New Clients
Prior to your first visit, please download, complete, and print (single-sided) the following:
Registration FormsLatest from the BHP Blog
Overcoming Emotional Invalidation
Chronic emotional invalidation occurs when someone close to you repeatedly rejects your perspectives, opinions, and emotions. Read the December Blog from Behavioral Health Partners to learn about the challenges this can cause and how you can move forward.
Posted on 12/1/2024
Employee Assistance Program
Professional and confidential guidance provided at no cost for employees and their immediate family members. The Employee Assistance Program will help assess issues, and provide short-term counseling and referral as needed with life events including:
- Addictions
- Anxiety or depression
- Child and adolescent issues
- Coping with chronic illness
- Domestic violence
- Eating disorders
- Family, marriage, and other relationship issues
- Grief and bereavement
- Legal and financial problems
- Stress-related illness
- And more...
Behavioral Health Partners
A unique mental health service offering confidential, short-term, evidence based treatment for anxiety, depression, and stress. Services include individual therapy, medication management, and consultation with primary care physicians.
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Stress