School-Based Program
The school-based program is an outpatient therapy program located in the Oil City, Valley Grove and Titusville School Districts. The program provides a safe, structured, nurturing environment where school age youth receive counseling to aid in the improvement of their overall mental health and recovery journey. The funding comes from private insurance, Value Behavioral Health, and both Crawford and Venango Counties. 

 The program serves students from kindergarten to twelfth grade. Male and female students including the LGBTQ+ community are serviced within both districts. Students under 14 years of age receive family therapy with at least one parent/guardian present, while students 14 or older can receive individual therapy. 


“Don’t let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.” – John Wooden

School-Based Program Staff

Mental Health Clinicians 
Nurse
Consulting Psychiatrist
 Becky Lepley, BA

Becky Lepley, BA is a Transitions Specialist Supervisor in the Transitions Program.

She graduated from West Virginia University in 2016 with a major in Psychology. Becky began her career as a drug and alcohol counselor before spending five more years in the drug and alcohol field in various positions. She has also worked with the intellectually disabled community. Becky began her career at Regional Counseling Center in the Child and Adolescent Partial Program before transitioning to the Hoarding Program and then the Transitions Program in January 2024. Becky is also a co-facilitator of the LGBTQ Group at RCC. She enjoys working with children, the LGBTQ community, and the ID population. Becky is currently furthering her education and is pursuing her Master's Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Pennwest University. In her free time, Becky can be found curled up with a good book, spending time with her family and cat, or exploring the outdoors! 







Our Features

We offer a wide range of services to meet the need of the individuals.

Therapy

Multiple Intensive Groups
Individual therapy
Education
Skill Building.

Referral Sourses


 Referrals are both internally and externally motivated. The student/family can ask for the help or the school can refer a student/family that they feel would benefit from the service.
 Some students receiving counseling services from Regional Counseling Center are also opened with outside agencies such as CYS, Mental Health Case Management, and medication management services. 

Individual and Team Focus

Mental health issues
Finding and Maintaining Living situations
Overall Wellness
Educational Help GED, Training
Employment aid, WIOA, job training, employment search
Criminal Justice system Involvement, Probation, Problem solving court, ARD
Past Trauma

Who Qualifies

The most common diagnoses include but are not limited to Major Depressive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and Post Traumatic Stress.
Therapy is provided at the Oil City High School, Titusville Highschool, Titusville Middle School, Hydetown Elementary, Main Street Elementary, Pleasantville Elementary, and Early Childhood Learning Center (ECLC). We currently service 18 Oil City High School students, 21 Titusville High School students, 51 Titusville elementary students, and 14 Titusville Middle School students.