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Provides fast and effective psychiatric treatment for college students experiencing an acute mental health crisis and has become a model of care all over the country. Our Behavioral Health College Partnership (BHCP) is a unique community service program that works closely with 96 affiliated New York state colleges and universities and their student counseling centers to address the behavioral health issues impacting undergraduate and graduate students. BHCP provides state-of-the-art, evidence-based evaluation and treatment for psychiatric crises and their aftermath, and we address diverse challenges ranging from adjustment problems to major disorders that often emerge during the college years. Call for more information about BHCP. 

Provides short term placement (up to 14 days) of children and adolescents who are in mental health crisis requiring a temporary out-of-home placement.

Focuses on research and treatment of young people, ages 13 to 25, who are concerned about changes in their thoughts and feelings that are often confusing and difficult to convey to others. These symptoms may be early warning signs of an emerging psychiatric illness. RAP offers people the opportunity to discuss their concerns with mental health professionals. Our approach is that mental and emotional problems are often like physical problems; the sooner they are treated, the better. The longer an illness is left untreated, the greater the disruption to the person’s ability to study, work, and interact with friends and family. If you or someone you care about is showing any of these warning signs, contact RAP for a phone consultation to determine if the presenting symptoms meet our eligibility criteria. Call for detailed information.

Responsible for the coordination of youth programs in Babylon as well as providing funding for nine community based organizations throughout the town. The Youth Bureau oversees the operation of the Youth Institute, which was created for organizing, operating, and maintaining youth development programs and is also responsible for the coordination of contracted youth service agencies. Some services include: Comprehensive Mental Health counseling services ages 5-20 (including family), runaway and homeless youth services, parenting classes, social skills for neuro-typical youth, social skills for children on the Spectrum as well as a support group for their parents and a play group for their siblings, teen wellness group, and parent-child yoga.

Coordinates enhanced mental health services for children and youth who are at risk of or have been diagnosed with a serious emotional disturbance (SED) and their families in Suffolk County. The CSPOA offers a centralized, coordinated referral process using a universal referral form and represents a consensus among community-based and residential programs to ensure appropriate service delivery to the highest needs youth. The program serves Suffolk County residents, ages 5 to 21 years, and their families. All C-SPOA programs are voluntary for both the youth and their family. Call for detailed information.