Provides a psychiatric emergency team that responds to individuals who are experiencing mental health crises that require assessment, intervention, and possible referral.

Consists of licensed professionals (social workers and nurses) specially trained to respond to a wide range of serious and potentially disabling mental health problems. The team is mobile and designed to respond quickly to individuals and/or families in need of crisis intervention at home or anywhere in the community. The team members travel to the home or location in Nassau County to provide on-site, professional and supportive crisis intervention for any child or adult experiencing an emotional disturbance, interpersonal crisis or psychiatric emergency. The Nassau County Mobile Crisis Team is a service provided through the joint efforts of the New York State Office of Mental Health, Nassau County Division of Mental Health, South Shore Child Guidance Center, the Nassau County Police Department and the Emergency Program at Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC). The primary function of the team is to offer an alternative to police intervention or to assist police with the goal of minimizing a potential crisis in the community. Team members assess the problem, evaluate the psychological condition, functional level, environment, and safety of the individual(s) or family in crisis. Referrals are made to the most appropriate treatment provider or facility, using all available resources in the community. In addition, there is follow up on all referrals to assure continuity. To access the Mobile Crisis Team, please contact the Nassau Talk Line (516) 227-8255 (TALK)

Provides an alternative to inpatient, psychiatric-related hospitalization through staff safe, supportive community houses to provide person-centered peer support and retreat for persons in emotional or near crisis states for up to seven days. Guests self-refer, come and go as they desire, and have 24/7 access to peer counseling/support and education to assist through troubling times. Mobile response team also provided for Dutchess county. Hospital Diversion Houses have helped many people to regain wellness while maintaining independence in the community.

Project Alliance is to help people manage behavioral health issues in the community. Mobile Crisis Response Teams would be a direct resource for direct 911 calls for a behavioral health crisis to local law enforcement and expand the resources to best meet the needs of such calls. Access the MCRT will be through local Police Departments by dialing 911.

Provides a 24 hour clinician-staffed telephone support and outreach intervention to anyone in Orange county in need of emotional support or crisis intervention.

All applications for case management, assertive community treatment, and assisted outpatient treatment are processed through the Nassau County Department of Mental Health where eligibility is determined and assignments are made to the appropriate level of care. Call for additional information and inquiry.

Provides a court ordered service for the adult clients who are non-compliant with psychiatric medication and as a result decompensate and are deemed unable to live safely in the community. The initial AOT order lasts for six months and if renewed the order could last for another year. Mandated services include, but are not limited to, medication management and case management or ACT. The Nassau County Department of Mental Health is required to maintain oversight responsibility for all clients on AOT orders. Call for additional information and inquiry.

Offers mental health support through assessment, crisis intervention, counseling, information and referrals to appropriate community mental health services and resources. The team responds to people in crisis, usually at their homes or at another community location, including at their office locations.

The Stabilization Center is a walk-in facility, open 24/7/365, for people dealing with mental health, substance use, or other life issues and crises. It is made up of mental health professionals that offer crisis services and intervention to individuals within Dutchess County who are experiencing a behavioral health or emotional crisis. Serves adults, as well as children/youth. No referral or appointment is necessary.

Project Alliance is to help people manage behavioral health issues in the community. Mobile Crisis Response Teams would be a direct resource for direct 911 calls for a behavioral health crisis to local law enforcement and expand the resources to best meet the needs of such calls. Access the MCRT will be through local Police Departments by dialing 911.

Access is a hotline with trained counselors who can speak with callers going through mental health issues, personal crisis, who need someone to talk to about depression, or are having family difficulties. The Access hotline can dispatch counselors to respond on location to access the crisis, develop a follow up plan, and stay involved to make sure the plan is carried out. Same day counseling sessions are offered in the office with and without appointments.

Clinician-staffed telephone support and outreach intervention to anyone in Ulster County in need of emotional support or crisis intervention. Ulster County Mobile Mental Health operates from 10:00 am - 10:00 pm Monday-Sunday including holidays and can be reached at 844-277-4820.

Designed to prevent psychiatric hospitalization, HBCI is an intensive, short-term (4-6 weeks) crisis intervention service and family education program. Therapists are available to families 24 hours/day, 7 days/week, to respond to a crisis situation.

Provides crisis intervention for psychiatric emergencies in the community, assessment of needed mental health services, linking to mental health services, advocacy, and case follow-up.

Provides an alternative to inpatient, psychiatric-related hospitalization through staff safe, supportive community houses to provide person-centered peer support and retreat for persons in emotional or near crisis states for up to seven days. Guests self-refer, come and go as they desire, and have 24/7 access to peer counseling/support and education to assist through troubling times. Mobile response team also provided for Dutchess county. Hospital Diversion Houses have helped many people to regain wellness while maintaining independence in the community.

This mobile crisis service assists individuals of all ages through mental health and substance abuse crises by providing them with alternative community services. They also provide telephone consultation and information to family/adults experiencing crisis and also professionals who are working with such individuals. Face-to-face crisis assessments is performed after screening of appropriateness. Crisis intervention and stabilization services can be given on-site at the individuals location in the community. Care management follow-up is used specifically to facilitate transition from crisis intervention and stabilization to other agencies in the community for ongoing treatment and support. If individual require additional evaluation for inpatient treatment; referrals to services are available to them, such as outpatient mental health services, emergency department, housing, child services, etc.

Offers mental health support through assessment, crisis intervention, counseling, information and referrals to appropriate community mental health services and resources. The team responds to people in crisis, usually at their homes or at another community location, including at their office locations.

Offers community based crisis services delivered by a team of professionals to Suffolk County residents struggling with behavioral, mental health and substance abuse issues. Engages with individual and/or family members, conducts risk assessment, develops a safety plan and makes referrals to appropriate health services.

Provides support services by licensed clinicians, paraprofessionals and peers designed to stabilize crisis situations and effectively reduce demands on emergency departments and inpatient hospital services. Referral required.

Offers a unit which is comprised of clinical experts who provide on-site intervention and evaluation for community members and their families. The crisis team provides assessment and referrals to appropriate resources. Examples of services are screening, assessment, stabilization, triage, and/or referral to an appropriate program or programs. The mobile crisis team also can work with the police to arrange for the transport of a person to the hospital if needed. Call for detailed information.

Mobile Crisis Intervention provide outreach services in Suffolk countyfor psychiatric emergencies. The Team provides on-site assessment, counseling, referral, and hospitalization, as needed

An outpatient treatment center offering: assessments, psychiatric evaluations, medication management and ancillary withdrawal (suboxone induction & maintenance) along with outpatient individual and group treatment services for adults, young adults/adolescents and significant others/family members. Specialized programs include but are not limited to: women, co-occurring disorders, DWI's, criminal justice population, domestic violence and young adults/adolescents.

Project Alliance is to help people manage behavioral health issues in the community. Mobile Crisis Response Teams would be a direct resource for direct 911 calls for a behavioral health crisis to local law enforcement and expand the resources to best meet the needs of such calls. Access the MCRT will be through local Police Departments by dialing 911.

Provides support services by licensed clinicians, paraprofessionals and peers designed to stabilize crisis situations and effectively reduce demands on emergency departments and inpatient hospital services. Referral required.

Provides on-site evaluation and crisis intervention for all residents of Nassau County. Offers an alternative to police intervention or to assist police with the goal of minimizing a potential crisis in the community. Team members assess the problem, evaluate the psychological condition, functional level, environment, and safety of the individual(s) or family in crisis. Referrals are made to the most appropriate treatment provider or facility, using all available resources in the community. In addition, there is follow up on all referrals to assure continuity. The team is mobile and designed to respond quickly to individuals and/or families in need of crisis intervention at home or anywhere in the community. The team members travel to the home or location in Nassau County to provide on-site, professional and supportive crisis intervention for any child or adult experiencing an emotional disturbance, interpersonal crisis or psychiatric emergency.