Our Team Q-R

Jennifer Rafferty  MA, LPCC-S, is the Coordinator of Community Mental Health Services, Clermont Region 1.  She received her graduate degree in Mental Health Counseling from Xavier University in 2011.  Prior to her work as an outpatient therapist with Child Focus, Inc., Ms. Rafferty completed her internship training at Wasserman Youth and Adolescent Center; a partial hospitalization program, through Child Focus Inc., for youth struggling with severe mental illness.  During her training, Ms. Rafferty gained experience in diagnosing and treating children and adolescents with mental and emotional disorders, running therapy groups, and providing individual/family therapy.   Ms. Rafferty joined Outpatient Services with Child Focus Inc. in January 2012.  As an outpatient therapist, she performs both individual and family therapy and runs the Active Parenting group for parents who wish to strengthen their parenting skills.  In 2014, Ms. Rafferty became the Assistant Coordinator of Community Mental Health Services in the West Clermont Region.  She later became Coordinator of the region. In this role, Ms. Rafferty oversees the therapists and case managers in the region while still providing individual/family therapy to clients.

Jennifer Ramp, BA, QHMS, received her Bachelor of Arts degree in liberal studies/psychology from College of St. Benedict/St. John's University and has worked with children and families in many capacities for the past 14 years.  Jennifer is currently a Qualified Mental Health Specialist for Fayetteville schools in Brown County and Hillsboro schools in Highland County.  Jennifer provides mental health support to students and their families in and out of school through case management, crisis intervention, prevention and consultation services.  Prior to Child Focus, Jennifer worked in the education and health care fields.

Brent Q. Rowland, M.Ed., LPC, is a licensed mental health therapist in the Brown County office. Brent received his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Shawnee State University in 2019 and his Master of Education in Counseling and Human Development from Lindsey Wilson College at the end of 2021. Brent has experience in crisis intervention and crisis management work.