Center For Behavioral Wellness

The Community Child Guidance Clinic is a private, nonprofit mental health agency that offers diagnostic, treatment and consultation services to children up to the age of 18. The clinic serves families whose children or adolescents are experiencing emotional, social, behavioral or academic problems. Established in 1959, the clinic's professional staff includes child psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, psychiatric social workers, and marriage and family therapists. The center provides a range of diagnostic and treatment services. Psychiatric evaluation, medication evaluation and psychological testing are available as needed. Treatment services include individual and family therapy, group therapy and play therapy. Consultation is provided for schools and other agencies involved with the child and family. Specialized services include a sexual abuse treatment team, early intervention program, the Firehawk Children's Program, the Victims of Crime Assistance Program, home-based services and a clinic school. The Community Child Guidance Clinic is located in Manchester, Conn.

Bean Behavioral Health is a group of psychologists in Manchester, CT, specializing in comprehensive evaluations that provide clarity on individual and family functioning. Their evaluation process includes an intake session, in-person evaluation, review of collateral data, analysis and interpretation of data, and a final report with thorough recommendations. With a focus on helping individuals and families better understand themselves and their potential, Bean Behavioral Health aims to provide comprehensive evaluations that offer valuable insights and guidance for their clients.Generated from the website

The Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services promotes recovery-oriented treatment services for mental illnesses. It offers more than 55 community-based substance abuse prevention programs and is administered by the government of the State of Connecticut. The department provides support programs for individuals with HIV/AIDS, people in the criminal justice system and pregnant women suffering from substance abuse. It also serves individuals with gambling addictions, traumatic brain injuries and hearing impairments. The department offers residential detoxification, testing, referral, chemical maintenance, case management, partial hospitalization, outpatient, long-term care and rehabilitation, coping and alternative therapy, and intensive and intermediate residential services.