Narcotics Anonymous is a global, community-based organization with a multi-lingual and multicultural membership offering recovery from the effects of addiction through working a twelve-step program, including regular attendance at group meetings.

* Provides an adult outpatient services clinic that includes: Screening, assessment and diagnosis, including risk management. Health screening and collaborative care/referrals to primary care. Peer support, counseling services and family support services. Connections with other providers and systems including criminal justice, education, foster care, child welfare, primary care facilities and hospitals.

* Offers a non-religious support group for recovering alcoholics and addicts, serves as an alternative to twelve step substance abuse groups.

Provides a listing of support groups for individuals addicted to gambling as well as for those that need a supportive environment because they are a spouse, relative or significant other affected by the gambling problem. Groups work to learn acceptance and understanding of the gambling illness; to use the program and its problem solving suggestions as aids to rebuilding lives and to give appropriate aid for themselves or to the gambler; and, upon recovery, to give assistance to others who suffer.

Offers seminars of education and awareness to the general public, professionals, and community groups on various mental health topics, such as bullying, alcohol/drug addiction, like skills training, adolescent issues, and more.

Offers an outpatient program for alcohol and substance abusing individuals. Providing medical, clinical and psychiatric care, vocational and substance abuse education, on site Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Group and counseling for family/significant others of abusers. Services also available at Hicksville location.

Offers a self-help group based on the Twelve Step Program of Alcoholics Anonymous for people with emotional problems such as negative thinking, anxieties, phobias, depression, fear, etc. Must have the desire to become well emotionally. International Services EA - P. O. Box 4245, St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 (651)647-9712. Meets on Thursday 8pm-10pm in the Convent basement.

Provides immediate one-on-one phone support, and provides a listing of support groups for individuals looking to get help with a gambling problem. Also offers a listing of Gam-Anon meetings, a support group for family and friends of those with a gambling addiction.

Provides a list of AA meetings for anyone who is a recovering alcoholic, including Spanish-speaking meetings.

* Offers substance abuse evaluation and assessment. Same day appointments available. * Offers outpatient substance abuse treatment through individual and group therapy. * Offers telehealth services available. * Offers medication Assisted Treatment. * Offers referral to outpatient detoxification. * Offers nicotine treatment with concurrent substance abuse treatment. * Provides family programs which offer support to both patients and families. * Offers outpatient mental health treatment.

* Offers a 12-step, anonymous, self-help program focused on sobriety. Services include: Telephone hotline Buddy system Educational materials on alcoholism Speakers bureau Offers online and phone-based meetings

Provides a support group for parents, relatives and friends dealing with problems relating to substance abuse and behavioral problems of a loved one. Please visit website for a list of current meeting and locations.

Offers community education and support groups including programs for mental health and substance abuse , smoking withdrawal , bereavement, and several groups for those living with cancer. Also provides health education speakers for numerous senior centers, schools, and community organizations.

Offers seminars of education and awareness to the general public, professionals, and community groups on various mental health topics, such as bullying, alcohol/drug addiction, like skills training, adolescent issues, and more.

Offers non intensive outpatient substance use disorder treatment including: group and individual treatment, psychiatric evaluation, medication management and medication assisted therapy.Licensed by The New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (NYS OASAS).

Offers over 26 outreach programs to the local community. Ministries include youth outreach for children 8-16 years of age, academic enhancement which includes tutorial program, homework assistance, computer and study workshops.

Diabetic Support GroupLearn how to manage the disease with support from others with diabetes. Meets the last Tuesday of every month at 7:00 pm in the Auditorium. Call 607-756-3591 for more information. Katte Faberzak.Coping with Cancer - Support GroupAll individuals, families and caregivers who are coping with, or are interested in learning more about cancer, are invited to attend. Cortland Regional Medical Center and the American Cancer Society serve as co-sponsors for the monthly support group meetings. Each meeting features a speaker on an important topic in the field of cancer or a topic of interest to families. Meets last Wednesday of each month at 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm in the Assembly Room.For more information contact: Dan Mullins; Support Group Leader at 607-756-5234, or Carey Wilk, RN; Cancer Nurse Navigator via phone at 607-753-3508.Area Agency on Aging Caregiver Support Group3 pm to 4 pm on the fourth Thursday of the month.Melissa Alzord, [email protected]

* Offers a twelve step mutual support group for those who have a desire to stop having compulsive sex. No local groups currently available in New York State except New York City. Online meetings available Phone meetings availableIn person meetings available in Manhattan and other regions of the country and world

* Provides a comprehensive outpatient substance abuse treatment program. Services in person and via Telehealth. Evaluation and assessment Outpatient treatment Individual, Group and Family Counseling Treatment and rehabilitation of minority and low income individuals with substance abuse and addiction* Offers educational workshops and presentations. * Offers a Twelve step program with groups and individual counseling. Available in English and Spanish. Deals with complex inter-related problems associated with poverty addiction, behaviors, and social determinants of health.* Offers Relapse Prevention groups and services. * Offers Medication Assisted Treatment (Suboxone) for Opiate Addiction.

Assist families and individuals struggling with substance use on a variety of available resources that are vital to recovery. These services include: information and referrals to treatment, social services, self-help groups, and recovery services, assistance in making community connections, family support groups and addiction education workshops; holistic and integrated approach in trauma informed services. A grant-funded program which provides free services at the location of your choice.

Support group for recovering addicts who meet regularly throughout Putnam, Rockland and Westchester. These meetings are for addicts who are in the main stream of life wanting to continue a clean lifestyle and those who are in treatment centers. NA approved literature is available for sale.

Community living with 24/7 recovery care and support, work program, 12 step education and meetings, addiction education, adventure based initiatives, writing workshops, yoga and meditation.

Provides a list of AA meetings for gay or lesbian individuals who are recovering alcoholics.

Provides programs and services to individuals and families affected by eating disorders.

Provides anonymous support groups for those interested in recovering from alcoholism. Meeting types vary from open, closed, speakers, discussion, big book, smoking, non-smoking, men's, women's, 12+12 study, institutional, podium. Also includes internet based support groups.