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Staten Island Mental Health Society is a nonprofit organization that provides mental health and related services to Staten Island children. It specializes in treating children who are emotionally disturbed and have neurological disorders, dependent on alcohol or drugs and are economically disadvantaged. Staten Island Mental Health Society has three center, including children s community mental health center, day treatment center and teen center. Its children s community mental health center provides services, such as individual and family counseling, special education, child abuse prevention and academic tutoring services. Staten Island Mental Health Society s teen center provides substance abuse treatment programs with counseling, treatment, support, and training in social skills in a nonjudgmental and recreational environment. Its clinical staff features psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers. It is headquartered in Staten Island, N.Y.

The Upper Manhattan Mental Health Center is a nonprofit organization. It offers a range of behavioral health care services to children, adolescents and adults. The center is a full-service outpatient mental health clinic. The Upper Manhattan Mental Health Center provides a community-based, family-centered system of care. The center provides therapeutic assistance and supportive rehabilitative activities for the development and refurbishment of daily living skills. The Upper Manhattan Mental Health Center offers diagnostic, psychiatrist, psychological, psychotherapy and substance abuse counseling services. The center s staff includes a psychiatrist, counselors, nurses and clinical social workers. The Upper Manhattan Mental Health Center is located in New York City.

Spring House Female Halfway House is a residential treatment facility located in Paramus, NJ, offering a confidential and structured environment for women recovering from alcohol and drug abuse. With a long-term treatment program, certified addiction and mental health specialists provide 24-hour care, combining the traditional 12 Step approach with individualized treatment, counseling, and self-help meetings. Established in 1978, Spring House has been a temporary home for over 1,400 women, providing professional educational and vocational assessment and training. Eligible clients, referred from various sources including rehabilitation centers, hospitals, self-help groups, and the community, receive medical and psychiatric clearance for admission. Upon successful completion of the program, residents can participate in aftercare and the alumnae association.Generated from the website