Provides outpatient behavioral health services for clients and their families to help them deal with family crisis, stress at work, or more severe persistent mental health diagnosis. Offers evidence based practices, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) therapy, hoarding therapy, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) therapy, and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), all of which are provided to individuals through one to one and group therapy.

Offers a wide range of comprehensive mental health services including counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing), individual and group therapy, trauma based treatments, treatment for children, medication evaluation and services. Counseling and treatment available for people having problems with anxiety, depression, stress, relationships, anger management, or post-partum depression. Provides a response to mental health emergencies. Also makes referrals for Personalized Recovery Oriented Services (PROS) and Care Coordination.

Provides inpatient mental health care. Short-term, crisis care psychiatric hospitalization is provided for children, adolescents, and adults struggling with depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, schizophrenia, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), suicidal thoughts, and other mental illness. Stabilization of the presenting psychiatric crisis is followed by a collaborative discharge plan using supportive outpatient services. Specialized Programs include: Child and Adolescent, Adult, Women's and Men's Programming, Dual Diagnosis/MICA Treatment (Mentally Ill Chemically Addicted), Holistic Treatment Options (Yoga, Massage, Tai-Chi, Drumming, Pastoral Care), Alternative Therapies and Support (Pet Therapy, Art Therapy, Peer Support, etc) and more. In addition, also offers an Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) program which provides safe, evidence-based treatment for severe mental health conditions. This program combines compassionate, personalized care with proven outcomes, providing hope and healing when other treatments haven't worked. Call 716-886-8200 ext. 2196 for more information.

Program for visitors with dementia and their care partners at Albright-Knox Northland. Provides the opportunity to take part in discussions in the gallery based on selected works from special exhibitions, followed by a hands-on artmaking experience in the classrooms.

* This location is inactive until further notice. * Provides counseling and outpatient treatment services for individuals experiencing problems with alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. Includes counseling and outpatient services for children of alcoholics and other family members. Offers special treatment services which include a Women's Program, Adolescent Program, MICA Program, Opiate Treatment Services, Gambling, Nicotine Dependency Treatment, and Art Therapy.

Provides community support in a safe, non-judgmental setting for individuals aged 18 and above. Club goers can choose to participate in multiple activities or simply relax in a quiet space. Activity offerings include group fitness, music therapy, arts and crafts, guided meditation, movies, games, and food. Also offers an after hours supportive care program; see separate listing for After Hours Supportive Care@BestSelf. Open 7 days a week and all holidays; see hours below.

A museum-based experiential art education program for groups of individuals with cognitive impairments or other special needs. Uses guided tours, hands-on art workshops, and discussions specifically designed to meet the needs and interests of each participating group. Focuses on providing opportunities for recreation and socialization, self-expression, and increasing sensory awareness.

Team of professionals that help individuals e.g., paramedics, police officers, disaster workers who have been involved in emergency operations under conditions of extreme stress or people who have experienced or witnessed a traumatic event such as workplace or school violence, recover from the traumatizing effects of the experience utilizing a therapeutic technique which enables them to process the event and put it behind them. A CISD enables workers to discuss what happened, their role in the event, the impact of the experience and skills for coping with the after-effects. A CISD will generally alleviate the acute stress responses which sometimes appear at the scene or immediately thereafter and will at least inhibit delayed stress reactions which can appear days, weeks or even months later.

Provides educational programs including vocational training, physical therapy, occupational therapy, physical education, speech/language services, psychological services, family services, nursing services, community integration and transitional planning for students with autism, intellectual disabilities, multiple handicaps, or developmental disabilities.

This program serves children and adults who suffer from physical and cognitive challenges including Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy, Down Syndrome, Spina Bifida, brain injuries, visual impairments, and also benefits those with learning, language, cognitive or sensory impairments.

The ADRC’s Art Therapy Programs are led by professional art therapists. They introduce projects appropriate for people with Alzheimer’s and other cognitive impairments, using a hands-on approach.

Offers multiple canine-assisted activities, utilizing certified therapy dogs who engage with participants in one-on-one experiences including elements found in canine sports. Participants include a large variety of individuals and groups of children and adults with and without special needs.

SPCA volunteers take specially trained shelter dogs or their own dogs to visit nursing and retirement homes, hospitals, group homes and day care centers. Also recruits volunteers who would like to work with the dogs and those people the dogs are taken to visit.

Offers individual, family and group therapy. Groups focus on the following issues: Grief, trauma, abuse, eating disorders, substance abuse, addiction and codependency. At-risk youth, women's empowerment and veterans and their families are among these groups. EAP affords clients the opportunity to gain knowledge about their negative behaviors while providing them with an emotionally safe environment for them to develop positive alternatives.

ADRC’s Equine Therapy Program runs one outing per month. They take place from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. A bus leaves and returns to AERC headquarters. Participants travelling directly to Blossom Hollow Farm should plan to arrive by 10 a.m. Casual dress, “outdoor” shoes, and a change of clothing are recommended, as some activities take place in the farm’s stables. A boxed lunch is served.

Equestrian therapy for people with developmental disabilities.

Mounted lessons may take place in the indoor or outdoor arenas or along our sensory trail. We have a wheelchair lift to mount riders with mobility issues & have volunteers who serve as leaders and side-walkers as needed. All activities and timing will be tailored to the rider’s individual needs. Lessons are typically 45 min, with 30-45 minutes on the horse. First-time riders at Topfield must have their individual needs assessed by our Instructional and Program staff before the first lesson. This is an additional booking that will need to be scheduled before the mounted lesson.

State-of-the-art facility geared to specialized pediatric medicine and surgery. This is also a teaching facility to train future healthcare providers in pediatric care. This hospital also carries a philosophy that "Families are insiders" and therefore that family-centered care is the core the active involvement in the healing process is important to recovery.

Therapists and special education teachers conduct weekly programs in the community, for children, teens, and adults with developmental disabilities, providing personalized instruction in goal-oriented music and creative art therapy to develop communication, fine motor and social skills.

Uses interactive music therapy interventions to facilitate relatedness, communication, and thinking while removing physical and cognitive barriers that prevent people with developmental challenges from engaging in essential social interactions and life processes for people of all ages. We work towards our mission in a multifaceted way: clinical services, training and education, research, and publications. We provide services for children, adolescents, adults and the elderly. The Rebecca Center offers various music therapy programs that are tailored to the abilities and needs of each individual. We offer Individual Music Therapy Sessions, Group Music Therapy Sessions and School District Music Therapy Programs. Call or visit the webpage for more detailed information.

Promotes the beautification, preservation, and conservation of trees, flowers and plants, and various horticultural projects in the community. Also promotes interest in horticulture and plant research and advancement in the art of gardening. Publishes a newsletter. Call for additional information.