Referral List

 

 

We have tried to provide a comprehensive picture of services available; however, the information is subject to change, and The Women’s Health Project is not responsible for its accuracy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Crisis Hotlines

 

Lifenet

 

Safe Horizon's Hotlines 

Domestic Violence Hotline: (800) 621-HOPE (4673)

 

Crime Victims Hotline: (866) 689-HELP

 

Rape, Sexual Assault & Incest Hotline: (212) 227-3000

 

TDD Phone Number for all hotlines: (800) 810-7444

 

New York City Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project Hotline 

(212) 714-1141

 1-800-LIFENET

 

 

To Report Child Abuse 

1-800-342-3720

 

 Website:  http://www.ocfs.state.ny.us/main/cps/

 

 

Substance Abuse 

Alcohol Abuse and Crisis Intervention: 800-234-0246


Alcohol and Drug Abuse Helpline and Treatment: 800-234-0420


Alcohol Hotline Support & Information: 800-331-2900

Suicide Prevention

National Hopeline Network 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433)


National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)


TTY: 1-800-799-4TTY (4889)

 

 

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Substance Abuse Treatment

 

The Addiction Institute of New York

St. Luke’s/Roosevelt Hospital Center

1000 Tenth Avenue

New York, NY 10019

Phone:  (212) 523-6491

Fax:  (212) 523-8057

 

St. Luke’s Division

Evaluation Unit, Inpatient Detoxification

1111 Amsterdam Ave.

New York, NY 10025

 

Roosevelt Division 

Evaluation Unit, Outpatient Services, Inpatient Detoxification & Rehabilitation, Methadone Treatment Program

1000 Tenth Ave.

New York, NY 10019

 

Website: http://www.addictioninstituteny.org/

 

The Addiction Institute of New York offers an extensive array of inpatient and outpatient treatment programs and associated support services.

 

Outpatient Department

The Addiction Institute of New York Outpatient Department is comprised of separate yet integrated treatment components that range from low intensity to very high intensity services.

 

The Basic Goals of Treatment

• Aggressively address and arrest the addiction, as well as

  any associated medical and/or psychiatric problems

• Help the person understand and accept her or his addiction

• Achieve the skills necessary to remain abstinent

 

Locations:

 

Outpatient Services

1000 Tenth Avenue

8th Floor

New York, NY 10019

(212) 523-6491

 

Methadone Treatment Program

429 West 58th Street

New York, NY 10019

(212) 523-6166 or 6150

 

Adolescent Program

411 West 114th Street

New York, NY 10025

(212) 523-7156

 

Trinity Outpatient

324 West 108th Street

New York, NY 10025

(212) 280-0100  

 

Inpatient Detoxification:

Acute Inpatient Detoxification

• Location: St. Luke's Hospital - Detoxification Unit - Clark 6

• Drugs: All

• Length of Stay: Three to seven days (average)

• Admission Criteria (one or more of the following):

      Moderate or high risk of severe withdrawal

      Outpatient detoxification contraindicated

 

Inpatient Dual Diagnosis Detoxification

• Location: St. Luke's Hospital - Detoxification Unit - Clark 6

• Drugs: All

• Length of Stay: Four to eight days (average)

• Admission Criteria

      Primary substance dependence diagnosis

      Secondary psychiatric diagnosis

      Moderate or high risk of severe withdrawal

      Outpatient detoxification contraindicated

 

Sub-Acute Inpatient Detoxification

• Location: Roosevelt Hospital - Inpatient Unit - 9G

• Drugs: All

• Length of Stay: Three to seven days (average)

• Admission Criteria (one or more of the following):

      Minimal risk of severe withdrawal

      Unlikely to complete outpatient detoxification and continue treatment

      No acute medical or psychiatric problems

 

Outpatient Detoxification

• Location: Roosevelt Hospital - 8th Floor

• Drugs: All

• Time: Usually two to five visits

• Admission Criteria (one or more of the following):

      Minimal risk of severe withdrawal

      Likely to complete detoxification and continue treatment

      Supportive home and social environment

     No significant medical or psychiatric problems

 

For Information Contact:

 

Roosevelt Evaluation Unit

John Bellamy Taylor, CASAC

(212) 523 - 8373

 

St. Luke’s Evaluation Unit

Gene McCullough, RN

(212) 523 –1897

 

Fee:  Medicaid, Medicare, and other insurance

 

Mt. Sinai Hospital Program Outpatient Treatment Program for Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD)

 

One Gustave L. Levy Place

 

New York, NY 10029(212) 659-8744

 

Website:  http://www.mountsinai.org/msh/msh_frame.jsp?url=clinical_services/aod.htm

The Three-Phase Recovery Program

Comprised of a team that consists of psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers and intake CASAC personnel, the program is designed for people with moderate-to-severe alcohol and substance abuse problems. This program offers intensive initial support, followed by gradual step-down support as the individual moves into recovery.

 

• Primary care: one individual/family session per week, plus three extended groups three times a week, for four to six weeks

 

• Intermediate care: Individual/family sessions as needed, and two extended groups per week, for 12-15 weeks

 

• Continuing care: Individual/family sessions as needed, plus one group per week to address longer-term recovery issues

 

Fee:  Medicaid and Medicare accepted (Patients without insurance have access to a specialist who can help determine if they are eligible for Medicaid.)  Self-pay or commercial third-party clients accepted on a case-by-case basis.

  

St. Vincent’s Hospital Manhattan Alcohol and Chemical Dependency Services 

Outpatient Chemical Dependence Program

203 West 12th Street

New York, NY 10011

Phone: (212) 604-8273

For referrals: (212) 604-8220

 

 

 

The St. Vincent’s Hospital Manhattan Outpatient Chemical Dependence Program provides evaluation, group therapy and individual treatment to individuals of all ages, from adolescents to seniors, who suffer from dependence on alcohol or other drugs, including painkillers and methamphetamine. Treatment focuses on helping the client to establish and maintain sobriety. Psychiatric evaluations, treatment and medication management are provided when appropriate.

 

For individuals who require a more highly structured program in order to prevent inpatient hospitalization or to provide transitional structure after inpatient rehabilitation, St. Vincent’s offers an intensive outpatient program (IOP), with treatment offered both in English and in Spanish. The program provides group and individual clinical services from nine to 15 hours per week. After completing the intensive program, clients may move into the outpatient program. We also offer evening program groups Monday through Friday.

 

 

The Outpatient Chemical Dependence Program offers the following specialty services:

 

Methamphetamine (Crystal Meth) Treatment Track

This newly developed track treats methamphetamine (crystal meth) users, focusing on the impact of an individual’s drug use and risky behaviors in a context of recovery readiness counseling, harm reduction, support and eventual abstinence.

 

Latino Program

The Latino program offers group and individual treatment in Spanish to monolingual as well as bilingual individuals. Groups focus on helping Spanish-speaking individuals to overcome problems with addiction in a culturally sensitive manner.

 

MICA Services

This program assists clients challenged with both mental illness and chemical dependency to reach sobriety while achieving and maximizing personal functioning. Treatment includes helping clients to explore the relationship between their sobriety and mental illness.

 

Older Adult Services

Groups in this track focus on addiction issues specific to older adults, including coping with retirement, changes in health status, and social isolation.

 

Adolescent Services

This after-school program is designed for clients ages 13 to 18 who are experiencing problems with alcohol and other substances. Family involvement is an integral part of the program.

 

Buprenorphine Treatment

Outpatient detoxification using buprenorphine is available for persons dependent on opiates such as pain medication, heroin or methadone. Buprenorphine has been shown to prevent withdrawal symptoms, reduce cravings and block the effects of opiates. Group therapy is an integral part of this treatment.

  

Fee:  Medicaid, Medicare, sliding scale fee

 

Employment Program for Recovered Alcoholics:

For more information please contact
Robert Hamm
(212) 947-1471 ext. 116


email rhamm@eprany.org

 

 

EPRA will provide the following placement related services for treatment programs and their clients:

  • On site visits to treatment programs to discuss placement services for individuals in the variety of treatment modalities.

  • Consultation with EPRA staff about vocational rehabilitation and placement.

  • Cooperative relationship between treatment program and EPRA staff in establishment of placement goals.

  • Vocational assessment, including psychometric testing, to match client skills and abilities with job openings.

  • Direct job placement .

  • EPRA Job Readiness Training, including development of successful interviewing skills and refinement of resumes and cover letters.

  • Ongoing support to deal with issues of self-esteem and the stress of the job search.

  • Worksite experience to enable clients to develop and increase understanding of employer expectations and workplace demands.

  • Follow up client and employer support

  • Weekend and evening programming to promote job stability and address need for upward mobility.

  • Ongoing communication and collaboration with treatment programs.

 

AA Meeting List

Website:  http://www.nyintergroup.org/meetinglist/

 

NA Meeting List

Website:  http://www.newyorkna.net/

 

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Out-Patient Trauma Treatment

 

Crime Victims Treatment Center

St. Luke’s/Roosevelt Hospital Center

 411 West 114th Street

New York, NY 10025

Phone: (212) 523-4728

 

Website:  http://cvtc-slr.org/

 

The staff, comprised of a New York State certified social workers (and a psychiatrist) offers a full range of free services for victims of violence, including crisis intervention, individual, family, and group counseling and psychiatric consultation.

 

Fee:  Free of Charge

 

Karen Horney Clinic: Victim Treatment Center

329 E 62nd St. (between 1st and 2nd Ave.)

New York, NY 10021

 

Dr. Giselle Galdi, Director

Phone: (212) 838-4333

Fax: (212) 838-7158

 

Patients participating in this program have been the victims of various types of crimes including:

 

·        Rape

·        Assault

·        Robbery

·        Mugging

·        Bias-related incidents

·        Domestic Violence

·        Sexual Harassment

The Center also treats people traumatized by: Accident

·        Illness

 

In addition to focusing on the needs of victims, this program includes therapy for family members and friends of victims of a homicide or those individuals who have experiences the traumatization of a loved one.

 

Individual and group treatment can be either brief or extended, depending on the individual needs of the patient, and may include participation of family and friends.

 

Fee:  Medicaid, Medicare, and sliding scale fee ($45-$150).  $75 intake.

 

Safe Horizon

2 Lafayette Street, 3rd Floor

New York, NY 10007

Phone: (212) 577-7700

Fax: (212) 577-3897

 

Website: http://www.safehorizon.org

  

Safe Horizon offers services dealing with a myriad of issues including: domestic violence, rape/sexual assault, stalking, providing shelter, case management, counseling, and support groups.  Safe Horizon also offers other ancillary programs such as the Domestic Violence Accountability Program for batterers and the Project Safe program that provides free locks or cylinders for anyone that has filed a police report.  Safe Horizon houses psychiatrist, psychologists, and social workers on staff.

 

Fee:  Some services are free of charge. Others Medicaid, Medicare, Crime Victims Board, Child Health Plus, private health insurance, and sliding scale fee. Staff will assist with completing forms to obtain coverage.

  

Mount Sinai Hospital Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program (SAVI)

Box 1670
One Gustave L. Levy Place

New York, NY 10029

Manhattan: (212) 423-2140
Queens: (718) 736-1288

 

Website: http://www.mssm.edu/SAVI/index.shtml

 

Counseling, Referrals and Support Services for Survivors

SAVI offers free and confidential counseling to survivors of rape, sexual assault, and incest. We also provide services to friends and families of survivors.

Counseling is important immediately after the assault. Counseling is also immensely valuable no matter how long ago the assault occured.

Counseling sites are located at The Mount Sinai Hospital, Elmhurst Hospital Center, and the Queens District Attorney's Office.

Free and Confidential Support Groups - Throughout the year, SAVI offers short-term groups for adult survivors of rape, incest, and childhood sexual abuse.

Fee:  Free of charge

 

The New York City Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project

240 West 35th St.

Suite 200

New York, NY 10010

Phone:  (212) 714-1184

 

Website:  http://www.nycagainstrape.org/index.html

 

The New York City Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project (AVP) is the nation's largest crime-victim service agency for the lesbian, gay, transgender, bisexual, and HIV-affected (LGTBH) communities. Since AVP's founding in 1980, we have assisted thousands of crime victims every year, from all five boroughs of the city.

 

AVP offers free and confidential support to victims of bias crimes, domestic violence, pick-up crimes, police misconduct, HIV-related violence, rape, and sexual assault. Individual and group counseling is available at AVP, while a bilingual (English/Spanish) crisis hotline offers 24-hour assistance from counselors and trained volunteers. In addition, AVP provides accompaniments and advocacy for our clients with the police, the courts, medical, and social service agencies.

 

AVP is the only agency in New York City that provides services specifically for LGTBH victims of domestic violence. We provide counseling, advocacy, and legal assistance to hundreds of survivors of domestic violence every year. We help people create safety plans and document the violence committed against them. In addition, AVP offers support groups for domestic violence victims, assists in obtaining orders of protection, and helps locate shelters and emergency housing options.

 

Fee:  Free of charge

  

William Alanson White Institute

20 West 74th Street

New York, NY 10023

 Phone:  (212) 873-0725

 

Website:  http://www.wawhite.org/home/home.htm

 

Fee:  Does not accept Medicaid, Medicare, Sliding Fee Scale

Self-Pay:  $40.00 out of pocket per session (minimum), $125.00/ session regular fee

 

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In-Patient and Partial HospitalizationTrauma Treatment

 

 

The Center Posttraumatic Disorders Program 

The Center offers short-term, directed treatment for adults who exhibit acute symptoms associated with posttraumatic and dissociative disorders and other trauma-based conditions. A national model in the treatment of adult posttraumatic syndromes, The Center’s innovative program provides rapid stabilization and essential training in self-management skills through the use of stage-oriented, cognitive and behavioral strategies. Designed to meet the individual needs of patients at different stages of treatment and respond to the challenges posed by a rapidly changing healthcare environment, our problem- and skill-focused continuum of care includes inpatient and partial hospitalization in the Washington, DC area.

 

Phone: 1-800-369-2273 or 202-885-5610 

 

Website: http://www.thecenteratpiw.com/home.cfm

 

Florence Hannigan, the program administrator, may be reached to answer questions and coordinate admissions during business hours at 202-885-5752. 

 

Fee: The Center accepts Medicare, Blue Cross/Blue Shield and many other private insurance plans. Working arrangements also exist with many managed care companies. 

 

 

The Trauma Center 

The center's overall treatment goal is to help people live their lives in the present, rather than continuing to experience today as a mere extension of the traumatic past. Acute and complex trauma are treated for both adults and children. Outpatient, crisis, and partial hospitaliztion offered in the Boston, MA area.

 

Phone: 617-232-1303

 

Website: http://www.traumacenter.org/

 

Fee: Currently able to accept the following types of reimbursement for our school & clinic- based psychotherapy services: Medicaid, Mass Health administered through Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership (MBHP), self pay, and select grant funded services.

 

 

 

Individual Therapy

St. Luke's Hospital Adult Outpatient Psychiatric Clinic (AOPC)
St. Luke's/Roosevelt Hospital Center

910 9th Ave. (Between West 58th and 59th streets)

New York, NY 10019

Phone: (212) 523-8080

 

Website:  http://www.wehealny.org/psych/adult_psych.html

 

The AOPC provides comprehensive psychiatric evaluations and symptom focused treatment to patients with acute, remitting episodes of illness, covering a wide range of Axis I and Axis II disorders.

 

Access Center 

All patients entering the AOPC receive a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation which includes both an extensive clinical interview and a battery of psychosocial assessment tests. These tests may include an abbreviated Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV (mini-SCID), Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS), Beck Depression Scale and Beck Suicide Index. The initial evaluation generally takes about two hours and results in a plan for the patient's treatment. Following the evaluation, options are discussed with the patient and referral source to facilitate the patient's transition into treatment.

 

Treatment Programs

 A wide variety of treatments are available for both English- and Spanish-speaking patients with all major psychiatric disorders. Depending on the diagnosis and clinical needs of the patient the evaluation team recommends one or more specific forms of treatment. These include:

 

Psychopharmacologic Treatment 

Medication therapy may be the sole treatment for some patients, but it is usually offered in conjunction with either group or individual therapy. Supervision by a senior psychopharmacologist permits the use of sophisticated, state-of-the-art medications and combinations of medications to treat a wide range of mental disorders.

 

Group Therapy

The AOPC offers both short- and long-term groups, which meet on a regularly scheduled basis. These include crisis support groups for patients with acute psychosocial stressors; cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) oriented groups for patients with mood and anxiety disorders as well as psychodynamically oriented groups.

 

Individual Short-term Therapy

Short-term treatments include cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), Interpersonal Therapy (IPT), brief psychodynamic treatments and supportive treatment. Treatment selections here as with the other modalities are based on well-established clinical indications, such as the use of IPT for depression and CBT treatment of panic disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and some eating disorders.

 

Long-term Treatment

In selected cases, long-term psychodynamic treatment is provided by psychiatric residents and by psychology interns/fellows as part of their academic training. Decisions about which patients might benefit from long-term treatment are made by the Access Center assessment team.

 

Family and Couples Treatment

Although the AOPC does not offer family and couples treatment on a regular basis, these interventions are offered on a limited basis when clinically indicated.

 

Admission

Referral to the AOPC can be arranged by calling the Access Center at (212) 523-8080 (toll free 1-888-661-1166) Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. A comprehensive psychiatric evaluation will be scheduled based on clinical need. Upon evaluation, patients will be referred to the AOPC or if applicable, for treatment in another program in the department or in the community.

 

Fee:  Medicaid, Medicare, sliding scale fee

 

Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services, Inc.

Madeleine Borg Community Services (MBCS)

Alan and Kathryn Greenberg Counseling Center, Manhattan West Office

120 West 57th Street

New York, NY 10019

 

Director: Robin Brinn, LCSW

Phone: (212) 397-4250

Fax: (212) 632-4495 Services: Community Counseling Centers

 

Website:  http://www.jbfcs.org/wwa/Dprogram.htm

The Center helps people struggling with a range of emotional and psychosocial problems. Services for adults and children include evaluation and assessment; crisis intervention; short-term, and ongoing individual, couple, family, and group psychotherapy; psychological testing, psychiatric evaluations, a loss and bereavement program for bereaved children and their caregivers.

 

Fee:  Medicaid and sliding scale fee

Fordham Tremont Community Mental Health Center

2021 Grand Concourse

8th Floor

Bronx, N.Y. 10453

(Phone): 718-960-0324

 

Website: http://www.fordhamtremont.org/

 

Adult Outpatient Clinic (AOC)

 

Individual, family, group, and psychopharmacological services are provided to individuals 18 years of age and over. Special services include: groups for batterers, support groups for victims of domestic violence, groups on Women's issues, specialized services for persons 55 years of age and older, and case management. The program operates a MED-PLUS Clinic for clients who are stable and need medical supervision only.  Mental health clinicians are composed of licensed social workers and psychiatrists.  Accepts Medicaid.

 

Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Wednesday and Friday: 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

 

Fee:  Medicaid, Affinity, Community, HIPP, Partners in Health, Health Plus, Value Option, 11-99, and sliding scale fee

 

Lenox Hill Hospital Outpatient Center for Mental Health

100 East 77th Street

New York, NY 10021

Phone:  (212) 434-3365

 

Website: http://www.lhh-psych.org/services/

 

Lenox Hill Hospital offers outpatient psychiatric services at its Outpatient Center for Mental Health, located at 1430 Second Avenue. Services include individual, group, couples and family therapy; psychopharmacology, neuropsychiatry, an anxiety disorders program, and various ongoing support groups. The Center also offers treatment of childhood and adolescent concerns, as well as a Center for Attention and Learning Disorders that serves children who have attention deficit hyperactive disorder and learning disabilities.

 

The Outpatient Center for Mental Health is staffed by board-certified psychiatrists, licensed psychologists, certified social workers, clinical nurse specialists and other mental health professionals.

 

Offers evening treatment: Tuesday and Thursday till 8 pm 

 

Fee:  Medicaid, Medicare, Affinity, GHI, Americhoice, Fedelis, and sliding scale fee

 

 

Private Practice:

 

Tamara Bryan, Ph.D.

Phone:  (917) 532-4655

875 Sixth Avenue, Ste. 1705

New York, NY 10001

 

Fee range: sliding scale

Insurance accepted: Medicare, Oxford, Value Options, First Health, PHCS

Specialities: Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, PTSD, Sexuality, Anxiety and Depression, Eating Disorders, Couples

 

Nathilee A. Caldeira, Ph.D.

Phone: (347) 563-5946

140 West 79th Street, Suite 1F2

New York, NY 10024

 

No Insurance.

Practice Day: Saturday only

Specialty: Relationship and work Stress, PTSD, Alcohol, Substance Abuse

 

Ann Goelitz, LCSW

Phone:  (212) 561-1633

 

Fee: $100 and sliding scale

Insurance accepted:  United Behavioral Health and pending approval to accept Oxford

Sees clients on upper west side in Manhattan and in Westchester

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Child/Adolescent Treatment

 


Child and Family Institute
St. Luke's/Roosevelt Hospital Center
411 West 114th Street
New York, NY 10025

For intake appointments call: (212) 523-3082

 

The Child and Family Institute provides comprehensive evaluations and treatment for children and their families.

 

Evaluation
Diagnostic and Urgent Care Services
Neuropsychological and Learning Disorders Evaluation Service

 

Psychiatric Services
Outpatient Clinic
Home and Community Based Services Waiver Program
Children's Blended Case Management Program
Pediatric Weight Management Program
School-Based Health Clinics
Comprehensive Adolescent Rehabilitation and Education Services (CARES)
Adolescent Alternative Day Program (AADP)

 

Addiction Services
Comprehensive Addiction Program for Adolescents (CAPA)

 

Contact for Adolescent Alternative Day Program:
For referrals, call-
Shilpa Taufique, Assistant Clinical Director
(212) 523-3153

 

Mount Sinai Hospital
Adolescent Violence Prevention and Treatment Program

320 East 94th Street
New York, NY 10028
Phone: (212) 423-2981

 

Provides individual and group therapy to adolescent survivors (ages 14-21) of abuse.
Fee Range: Free

 

Jacobi Medical Center
1400 Pelham Parkway South
Bronx, NY 10461
Phone: (718) 918-3895, for child/adolescent intakes

 

Provides individual, group and family therapy for children and adolescents ages 5-18.


Greenwich House Children's Safety Project

27 Barrow Street
New York, NY 10014
Phone: (212) 242-4140 ext. 237

Roberta Shafter, Clinical Coordinator

 

Provides individual, group and play therapy to children, adolescents and young adults up to 21 years of age who have been physically or sexually abused as well as those who have witnessed domestic violence and other crimes. Offers long term treatment to the child and his/her family.
Fee range: Sliding scale

 

Private
Ellen DiMeglio, Psy.D.

138 West 25th Street, Suite 13
New York, NY 10001
Phone: (646) 957-5394
Email: drdimeglio@gmail.com
Website: www.drdimeglio.com

 

Provides individual and group therapy for children, adolescents, and young adults. Also, conducts neuropsychological, learning disability, and ADHD evaluations and provides parent seminars.
Fee Range: sliding scale

 

Couples Therapy

 

 

The Ackerman Institute

149 East 78th Street

New York, NY 10021

Phone:  (212) 879-4900

Fax:  (212) 744-0206

 

The Treatment Center at the Ackerman Institute is at the hub of Institute activities. It is the main vehicle through which the Institute serves its community, as an educational, treatment and research center for families of all classes, racial/ ethnic groups and affectional preferences with a broad spectrum of problems. Approximately 11,000 patient visits are recorded each year for problems including school difficulties, adolescent troubles, marital issues, domestic violence, medical illness, substance abuse, stresses of life cycle changes, and bereavement. The Treatment Center provides the setting within which the bulk of training activities occurs and is a laboratory for the development of innovative clinical treatment approaches that have placed the Ackerman at the center of the family therapy field.

 

Fee:  Fees are based on a sliding scale and services are provided to families from the entire tri-state area. Ackerman is an in network provider for Oxford, HIP, MetroPlus, and Health First.

 

Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services

Madeleine Borg Community Services (MBCS)

Manhattan North Counseling Center

549 West 180th Street

New York, NY 10033

Director: Patricia Payne, CSW

Phone: (212) 795-9888

Fax: (212) 795-9899

Website:  http://www.jbfcs.org/wwa/Dprogram.htm

Services: Community Counseling Centers; Refugee Assistance Services

The Center serves Washington Heights providing help to people struggling with range of emotional and social problems. Staff fluent in Spanish and Russian are available.

Fee:  Medicaid and sliding scale fee

 

Bilingual Spanish Couples Therapy:

 

Unitas

Near 8th Street and 1st and 2nd Avenues  (Manhattan)

Phone:  (212) 982-3470

Please speak with Gladys or someone in the Intake Dept for more information

Each partner will be seen individually on the first visit. Then the couple may request collateral sessions together.

Fee:  Medicaid, Medicare, sliding scale fee

 

 

Eating Disorders Treatment