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Life presents us with all kinds of problems - Death of loved ones; injury or serious illness; divorce; loss of a job; problems with children or other family members; or simply an unexplained inability to function; or at times, we feel emotionally upset without any particular reason. Sometimes, we are able to handle these problems or feelings. However, occasionally a problem or feeling becomes simply overwhelming.
At such times, we may need professional help. For more than 35 years, New York Psychotherapy and Counseling Center has offered an evaluation of your problem and appropriate follow-up care, such as:
• Individual Psychotherapy for Children, Adolescents and Adults
• Therapy Sessions Involving Family Members and Significant Others
• Play Therapy
• Medication Evaluation, Management and Education
Child and Adolescent Services
Children Need to be Taught to…
Speak Honestly -- Understand Simply -- Think Directly -- Live Peacefully
• NYPCC operates nonprofit community mental health centers licensed by the NY State Office of Mental Health and designated as children’s specialty clinics.
• Our Child and Family Mental Health Centers provide a range of services to children who are having difficulty functioning at home, in school and/or with peers.
• NYPCC’s Programs have a large number of bilingual, bicultural clinical staff, and board-certified child psychiatrists.
• Children and adolescents are eligible if they have been identified as having emotional problems or are having difficulty functioning age-appropriately.
NYPCC offers a range of services to children and adolescents by highly-qualified therapists:
• Individual Verbal Therapy
• Play Therapy
• Art Therapy
• Medication Therapy, Education, and Management
• Family Collateral Sessions
• Psychiatric Evaluations
• Behavior Modification
• Advocacy and Linkages with Community Services
• Crisis Intervention at School and at Home
Children Need to be Taught to…
Speak Honestly -- Understand Simply -- Think Directly -- Live Peacefully
• NYPCC operates nonprofit community mental health centers licensed by the NY State Office of Mental Health and designated as children’s specialty clinics.
• Our Child and Family Mental Health Centers provide a range of services to children who are having difficulty functioning at home, in school and/or with peers.
• NYPCC’s Programs have a large number of bilingual, bicultural clinical staff, and board-certified child psychiatrists.
• Children and adolescents are eligible if they have been identified as having emotional problems or are having difficulty functioning age-appropriately.
NYPCC offers a range of services to children and adolescents by highly-qualified therapists:
• Individual Verbal Therapy
• Play Therapy
• Art Therapy
• Medication Therapy, Education, and Management
• Family Collateral Sessions
• Psychiatric Evaluations
• Behavior Modification
• Advocacy and Linkages with Community Services
• Crisis Intervention at School and at Home
East New York Child and Family Mental Health Center
Location
We are located on the East New York - Howard Beach border at 2857 Linden Boulevard, between Emerald and Amber Streets.
We are located on the East New York - Howard Beach border at 2857 Linden Boulevard, between Emerald and Amber Streets.
Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday
8:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Saturdays and Sundays
8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Monday through Friday
8:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Saturdays and Sundays
8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Directions
By Bus:
B20 or B15 to Linden Boulevard and Forbell Street or B14 to Linden Boulevard and Drew Street
By Subway:
“A” Train to Grant Avenue, cross Conduit to Drew Street, walk 5 blocks south to Linden Boulevard.
By Bus:
B20 or B15 to Linden Boulevard and Forbell Street or B14 to Linden Boulevard and Drew Street
By Subway:
“A” Train to Grant Avenue, cross Conduit to Drew Street, walk 5 blocks south to Linden Boulevard.
Child and Family Mental Health Centers
Bushwick Child and Family Mental Health Center
Note Our New Location
We are now located at 102 Pilling Street, at the corner of Evergreen Avenue, 1 block north of Broadway
We are now located at 102 Pilling Street, at the corner of Evergreen Avenue, 1 block north of Broadway
Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday
9:00 AM to 9:30 PM
Saturdays and Sundays
8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Monday through Friday
9:00 AM to 9:30 PM
Saturdays and Sundays
8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Directions
By Bus:
B20 or Q24 bus to Broadway and Moffat Streets. Walk 2 blocks to Evergreen Avenue, turn right and walk 2 blocks to Pilling Street.
By Subway:
“A”, “C” or “L” train to Broadway Junction, change to “J” or “Z” train to Chauncey Street Station. Walk 2 blocks to Evergreen Avenue, turn right and walk 1 block to Pilling Street.
By Bus:
B20 or Q24 bus to Broadway and Moffat Streets. Walk 2 blocks to Evergreen Avenue, turn right and walk 2 blocks to Pilling Street.
By Subway:
“A”, “C” or “L” train to Broadway Junction, change to “J” or “Z” train to Chauncey Street Station. Walk 2 blocks to Evergreen Avenue, turn right and walk 1 block to Pilling Street.
Community Outreach
New York Psychotherapy’s Community Liaison works in the community, reaching out to school support teams and other community based programs in an effort to enhance family and community services. Among the services provided by our Community Liaison are:
• Assessment of individual and family needs
• Crisis prevention and intervention
• Parent Workshops on topics geared to help parents enhance their relationships with their children
• Assisting parents to enhance the skills necessary to help their child succeed academically
• Training for school support teams and community programs on methods of helping children and families to improve their relationships and functioning.
If you would like to arrange for a presentation for your school or organization, call (917) 470-8265 and ask for the Community Liaison.
New York Psychotherapy’s Community Liaison works in the community, reaching out to school support teams and other community based programs in an effort to enhance family and community services. Among the services provided by our Community Liaison are:
• Assessment of individual and family needs
• Crisis prevention and intervention
• Parent Workshops on topics geared to help parents enhance their relationships with their children
• Assisting parents to enhance the skills necessary to help their child succeed academically
• Training for school support teams and community programs on methods of helping children and families to improve their relationships and functioning.
If you would like to arrange for a presentation for your school or organization, call (917) 470-8265 and ask for the Community Liaison.
