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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.
AOC/Employee Assistance Services
A confidential, cost effective, early intervention clinical model designed to assist employees with a variety of problems that may interfere with their job performance and ability to function on the job. This service is provided by the Adult Outpatient Clinic.
A program for people who are physically, sexually and/or emotionally abusive towards their intimate partner. The program aims to eliminate violence in the home. It includes a 26 week psycho-educational group intervention focused on issues of power and control, harmful behaviors, alternatives to violence and awareness of self and others. This service is provided by the Adult Outpatient Clinic.
Assisted Competitive Employment Program (ACE)
A vocational program designed to assist people with severe and persistent mental illness and substance abuse disorders to obtain and retain competitive jobs. The program teaches job readiness skills, offers job coaching and job placement, and establishes partnerships with community employers.
Continuing
Care Clinic
Clinical and case management services are
provided for severely and persistently
mentally ill adults. The program operates a
MED-PLUS Clinic for clients who are stable
and need medical supervision only.
Continuing Day Treatment Program for people with Mental Illness and Chemical
Abuse disorders: (MICA-CDTP)
A rehabilitative program offering day treatment activities and case management
for adults with chronic mental illness and concomitant substance abuse problems.
Continuing Day
Treatment Unit
A continuing rehabilitative day treatment program for mentally ill adults, age
18 years and older.
Psychosocial Club for the Elderly
A rehabilitation program which offers social, case management, educational and
recreational activities for persons 55 years and older, who are experiencing
emotional difficulties.
Family
Crisis Services/Crime Victims Assistance Program
Short-term clinical services, crisis intervention, and case management are
provided to individuals and families from 5 years of age through the geriatric
population, affected by family violence or some form of victimization.
Latin American Immigrant Services (Program Ayuda)
A clinical program that offers individual, family, group counseling, psychiatric
treatment, consultation and education on mental retardation and alcohol abuse,
case management, referrals, and information.
Assertive Community
Treatment Team (ACT)
An innovative program which helps clients with severe and persistent mental
illness avoid hospitalization through provision of clinical and case management
services in the client's home and community.
Forensic Link Program
Provides case management services for the mentally ill adult who has had
involvement in the criminal justice system.
Location: 2250 Ryer Avenue, Bronx, NY 10457. Telephone: 718-960-0661. Hours:
Monday through Friday: 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Contact: Intake Worker.