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Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Services Provided
- Individual 13 and up
- Brief Treatment to intensive outpatient services
- Substance abuse education
- Alcohol and drug refusal training
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Relapse prevention
- Women's and men's issue group
- Stress Management
- Integrated dual recovery group
Delaware County ADAS is staffed with a team of professional certified counselors and clinical workers that are ready to help. Treatment is available for adults, children, adolescents, and families.
All patient information is confidential pursuant to New York State Mental Hygiene Law.
Crisis Services; Med Sup Withdrawal - Inpatient
A school based program designed to positively impact decision making skills and knowledge about alcohol, tobacco and other drug issues.
The Adolescent Program at Lexington Center for Recovery takes a holistic approach to treatment, wrapping individualized services around each adolescent and his or her family. We use an evidenced-based program called the Seven Challenges, which designed for adolescent substance abusing or substance dependent individuals to motivate a decision and commitment to change. It helps young people look at themselves, understand what it takes to give up a drug abusing lifestyle – and prepare for and attain success when they commit to making changes.
Services Offered:
Individual Therapy, Group Therapy, Family Sessions, Parent Support, Substance Abuse Education, Seven Challenges Journaling, Psychiatric Services, Relapse Prevention, Community Activities, Weekly Program Dinner, Home Visits, Coordination of Care with other providers such as school, court, probation and mental health.
Substance abuse assistance for consumers and their families. Offers personalized care programs, in home and at a facility. Provides counseling services, care management programs, preventative programs and relapse programs.
For persons with a mental health diagnosis, two or more chronic medical conditions, and/or substance abuse challenges, this program gives you a single point of access to manage all of your care providers, help assess areas where you need help, and provide you the care and resources to enrich your life.
Services:
Comprehensive care plan
Help applying for housing, food stamps, birth certificate, employment, education and social services
Resources for learning skills such as financial management
Support and referrals for additional programs
Support and assistance tailored to your unique needs
Advocacy & representation to outside parties
Call 845-473-2500 ext. 3040.
CCNS/Geriatric Initiative Program provides awareness of depression, substance abuse, as well as screening and referrals for senior citizens in the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens.The program provides counseling and linkage to mental health services, healthcare, senior centers, and when appropriate, assistance with other entitlements. These activities create opportunities to assist the elderly population with intervention, assessments, screenings and referrals for mental health as well as other concrete services and entitlements. Must be at least 60 years old.
Residential Services; Supportive Living