Mission: To inspire hope by empowering our diverse community to find healing and growth.
Results: We are a premier behavioral health and wellness provider, building healthy communities where every person's unique experience is valued, without judgement.
Target demographics: Our services are now defined by the needs of those we serve and incorporate the mainstays of recovery and wellness within all our programs. We are devoted to the recovery process for those we serve by applying evidence-based behavioral health practices in order to achieve independence and integration into the larger community. As we move into the future, we are excited to continue implementing this evidence-based philosophy to address the ever-growing addiction-related issues in our community.
Direct beneficiaries per year: 1350
Geographic areas served: Southeastern Connecticut
Programs: New London Outpatient - provides outpatient individual and group counseling, medication management and assessment services. YAS Right of Passage Program - a residential program that works primarily with young adults (18-25 years of age) who may be diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD), etc. , in combination with an Axis 1 Disorder. The focus of the program is to teach and mentor these young adults and assist them and their families with achieving goals that they never thought they would be able to reach. Supervised Apartment Program - a residential supported apartment program housing 21 individuals in single- and two-bedroom apartments with 24/7 staffing on the premise. The program is for adults 18+ years of age with severe and persistent illness that require the supports and skills training to rehabilitate or habilitate the skills needed for independent living in the community. The program is staffed with an on-site program manager who oversees the day-to-day operations, a case manager who provides the case management needs of the 21 clients residing in the program, a rehabilitation specialist to teach skills development and support community integration and mental health workers to provide oversight, support and skills development.
Results: We are a premier behavioral health and wellness provider, building healthy communities where every person's unique experience is valued, without judgement.
Target demographics: Our services are now defined by the needs of those we serve and incorporate the mainstays of recovery and wellness within all our programs. We are devoted to the recovery process for those we serve by applying evidence-based behavioral health practices in order to achieve independence and integration into the larger community. As we move into the future, we are excited to continue implementing this evidence-based philosophy to address the ever-growing addiction-related issues in our community.
Direct beneficiaries per year: 1350
Geographic areas served: Southeastern Connecticut
Programs: New London Outpatient - provides outpatient individual and group counseling, medication management and assessment services. YAS Right of Passage Program - a residential program that works primarily with young adults (18-25 years of age) who may be diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD), etc. , in combination with an Axis 1 Disorder. The focus of the program is to teach and mentor these young adults and assist them and their families with achieving goals that they never thought they would be able to reach. Supervised Apartment Program - a residential supported apartment program housing 21 individuals in single- and two-bedroom apartments with 24/7 staffing on the premise. The program is for adults 18+ years of age with severe and persistent illness that require the supports and skills training to rehabilitate or habilitate the skills needed for independent living in the community. The program is staffed with an on-site program manager who oversees the day-to-day operations, a case manager who provides the case management needs of the 21 clients residing in the program, a rehabilitation specialist to teach skills development and support community integration and mental health workers to provide oversight, support and skills development.
21 Montauk Ave No 301, New London, CT 06320
860-439-6420
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New London
