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Rockland Jewish Family Service offers a therapeutic social skills program for children ages 4-18, and a transition-based social skills program for young adults ages 18-26. Individuals who have been previously diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, PPD NOS, Nonverbal Learning Disability or Social Anxiety are candidates for these programs.

Matches preschool age children with disabilities with typically developing children in their communities for one on one play dates.

Early intervention services are designed to address the needs of the child and family using a collaborative team approach. Services are provided within the child's natural environment to promote development in the areas of cognition, speech/language/feeding, physical, social, emotional, and adaptive functioning. Evaluations include core evaluations and supplemental evaluations. Ongoing services include: Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech/Language Therapy, Psychology, Social Work, Teacher of the Visually Impaired, Family Support, Special Instruction, Specialized Feeding Program.

Purpose is to maximize each child's strengths and minimize weaknesses, address every facet of child's development, and encourage and assist parental participation in child's development. Program includes evaluations and services for infants and toddlers individual and family counseling, speech and language therapy, occupational/physical therapies, and education for the visually impaired. Other services include family training, parent/child feeding group and feeding services. Home and center based therapies available.

Rockland Jewish Family Service offers a therapeutic social skills program for children ages 4-18, and a transition-based social skills program for young adults ages 18-26. Individuals who have been previously diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, PPD NOS, Nonverbal Learning Disability or Social Anxiety are candidates for these programs.

Offers counseling and medication management to individuals 5 years of age and older. Offers group counseling group for anger management.

Offers evaluations and services for preschoolers with suspected or confirmed disabilities. Services available in special education, individual, family and group counseling/workshops, play therapy, occupational/physical therapy, speech and language therapy, adapted physical education, MOVE philosophy (Mobility Opportunities Via Education), augmentative communication, education for the visually impaired and behavior management. These services can be provided in the center or in the child's home.

Serves children ages 5-21. Comprehensive educational and therapeutic services are designed to meet the needs of students with developmental disabilities who require specialized services outside their home school district. Curriculum focuses on functional life skills and activities of daily living. This program provides innovative, child-centered planning under the direction of a certified teacher in collaboration with a multi-disciplinary team of professionals. Programs are 10 months during the school year and a 6 week summer program which includes: progressive, function-based curriculum, occupational therapy, specially designed instruction, skilled nursing, psychology, vision, adaptive physical education, speech/language therapy, evaluations, social work, and family training.

Center based school program providing: evaluations, individualized education, related services, family education, pre-vocational training, individual and group counseling, and play therapy. Related services include: physical, occupational and speech therapies, vision training, nursing, and assistive technology. Adapted physical evaluation, creative arts, and MOVE philosophy (Mobility Opportunities Via Education) are also available. Program offers an educational/therapeutic curriculum that provides individualized attention and intervention while facilitating communication skills, cognitive development and emphasizing individual abilities. UPC Suffolk's Children's Residential Program provides both educational and residential placement using a collaborative team approach.

Provides a day treatment program or play therapy for children with emotional disturbances, and may have developmental disabilities.

Offers integrated mental health services for individuals, families, adolescents and children. Psychiatry treatment is coordinated with patient's medical provider using a holistic approach to care. Services are short-term offering a solution focused model of care. Preventative screenings for social and emotional concerns are also offered. Individuals or families needing more intensive care will be referred to appropriate services outside of Open Door.

Offers integrated mental health services for individuals, families, adolescents and children. Psychiatry treatment is coordinated with patient's medical provider using a holistic approach to care. Services are short-term offering a solution focused model of care. Preventative screenings for social and emotional concerns are also offered. Individuals or families needing more intensive care will be referred to appropriate services outside of Open Door.

Provides individual and group counseling for sexually victimized adults and children and non-offending family members. Offers play therapy for children/youth 3 yrs. and older and their non-offending parents. Call for more information.

Provides a day treatment program or play therapy for children with emotional disturbances, and may have developmental disabilities.

Offers integrated mental health services for individuals, families, adolescents and children. Psychiatry treatment is coordinated with patient's medical provider using a holistic approach to care. Services are short-term offering a solution focused model of care. Preventative screenings for social and emotional concerns are also offered. Individuals or families needing more intensive care will be referred to appropriate services outside of Open Door.

Offers integrated mental health services for individuals, families, adolescents and children. Psychiatry treatment is coordinated with patient's medical provider using a holistic approach to care. Services are short-term offering a solution focused model of care. Preventative screenings for social and emotional concerns are also offered. Individuals or families needing more intensive care will be referred to appropriate services outside of Open Door.

Offers integrated mental health services for individuals, families, adolescents and children. Psychiatry treatment is coordinated with patient's medical provider using a holistic approach to care. Services are short-term offering a solution focused model of care. Preventative screenings for social and emotional concerns are also offered. Individuals or families needing more intensive care will be referred to appropriate services outside of Open Door.

Matches preschool age children with disabilities with typically developing children in their communities for one on one play dates.

Provides individual, youth, and family counseling, play therapy, co-parenting help for unmarried parents, budget counseling, emergency food assistance, information and referral, advocacy, services to the elderly and their families, and domestic violence classes if mandated by the court. During the holiday season, provides assistance with coats, food vouchers to purchase ingredients for holiday meals, and toys/gifts for families who are not receiving gifts from Toys for Tots or Salvation Army.

Provides a full-day Preschool Program for children 3-5 years old. Children are taught in a safe and supportive environment geared toward fostering independence. Curriculum includes fine and gross motor activities, storytelling, art, yoga and structured play and socialization. Students also receive adaptive physical education and music class. Special events offered are carnivals, concerts and petting zoos. Other services offered include: physical therapy, speech/language therapy, family training, vision, evaluations, music, occupational therapy, specially designed instruction, skilled nursing, social work, feeding therapy, and assistive technology.