* Provides community mental health services and outpatient services including:

• Individual therapy.
• Group therapy.
• Marital and family therapy.
• Referrals to mental health providers as needed.
• Crisis Services.
• Teletherapy.

* Provides temporary coverage for the cost of medications for individuals with a mental illness who leave the local jail or a local hospital, and have applied for Medicaid (Chapter 15 of Kendra's Law). The Medication Grant program provides funding to counties to pay for the individual's mental health medications (and some other medications) while they await activation of their Medicaid case.

* Provides mental health and crisis services which include: Crisis intervention/stabilization. Mental health assessments. Rapid linkage and/or re-linkage to treatment providers. Interim/bridge mental health treatment. Mental health transport. Connections to treatment providers and support systems in the community. Referrals to non-mental health services.

Provides resettlement and post-resettlement services that help refugee and immigrant families integrate into their new communities. Offers citizenship classes, ESL classes, relocation moving assistance, employment placement services for newly arriving refugees, and case management to assist with obtaining immigration documents. Also provides a support group for refugees who are victims of domestic violence.

Provides mental health and substanse use counseling referrals, aging assessments and services, and care facilitation along with other community based resources to adults 60 years of age and older to assist with their overall health and well-being.

* Provides referrals to services within the county community based mental health services.

* Provides community mental health services and outpatient services including: Individual therapy Group therapy Marital and family therapy Referrals to mental health providers as needed Crisis Services Teletherapy* Provides temporary coverage for the cost of medications for individuals with a mental illness who leave the local jail or a local hospital, and have applied for Medicaid (Chapter 15 of Kendra's Law). The Medication Grant program provides funding to counties to pay for the individual's mental health medications (and some other medications) while they await activation of their Medicaid case.

Offers mental health services for children and adults, services include evaluation, counseling, case management, crisis intervention, medication management and referrals for higher level care.

Provides information and referrals to counseling resources in the community for individuals, couples, and families who are experiencing difficulties in their lives and their relationships.

Offers mental health services for children and adults, services include evaluation, counseling, case management, crisis intervention, medication management and referrals for higher level care.

Provides various counseling approaches to individuals including group therapy, short term individual therapy for adults, marital and family therapy and medication therapy. Also offers counseling and case management services to individuals with mental health needs that are involved with the legal system, while incarcerated or on parole or probation. Offers referrals to other programs and facilities to help ensure all mental health needs are being met.

Provides various counseling approaches to individuals including group therapy, short term individual therapy for adults, marital and family therapy and medication therapy. Also offers counseling and case management services to individuals with mental health needs that are involved with the legal system, while incarcerated or on parole or probation. Offers referrals to other programs and facilities to help ensure all mental health needs are being met.

Provides information and referrals to the various mental health services and resources in the county, including access to numerous videos, written material, and research on mental health topics.

Provides primary medical care, podiatry, psychiatry, psychology services, physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech/language therapy. Licensed by the NYS Department of Health and is an affiliate The Arc Rockland. New patients are always welcome. *Preauthorization required by OPWDD for some services listed above.

Provides clients with referrals for individual and/or family counseling.

Provides screening and referral, assessment and treatment planning, case management services, outpatient mental health counseling, individual and group counseling, and Recovery Coach services.

Provides referrals for individuals looking for mental health care professionals.

Offers information and referrals to individuals looking for mental health care providers, specifically psychiatrists.

Provides various counseling approaches to individuals including group therapy, short term individual therapy for adults, marital and family therapy and medication therapy. Also offers counseling and case management services to individuals with mental health needs that are involved with the legal system, while incarcerated or on parole or probation. Offers referrals to other programs and facilities to help ensure all mental health needs are being met.

* Provides information and services for youth and families in the following areas: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP). Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Job Readiness Program. Advocacy - Youth & Families. Crisis Counseling Referral. General Counseling Referral. Independent Living Program. Runaway Homeless Youth Program. Substance Abuse Services Referral.

Provides referrals to individuals looking for a psychologist in their community, and for their specific needs.

Provides services for child victims and their non-offending family members including forensic interviews, referrals for counseling and therapeutic intervention, victim support/advocacy, medical evaluations, and case review and tracking.

Offers referrals to counseling services for youth struggling with different issues, or to other community services which can best help them in a specific need.

Offers a library of information and referral materials through the loaner library that can offer a wide variety of educational information on mental health issues, and other related topics. Also maintains a lists of psychologists or psychiatrists in the area if anyone needs a referral.

Volunteers needed as telephone crisis counselors for agency's 24-hour hotline and the support line which provides telephone visits to homebound individuals. Training in crisis intervention communication skills provided, consisting of 24 hours classroom hours and 24 hours hands on training in conjunction with an experienced hotline counselor. Shifts are available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Request commitment of one 4 hour shift per week for a minimum of 6 months. College-age and adults.