Licensed counseling center provides help for people who are struggling with a range of emotional and social problems. Services for adults and children include evaluation and assessment. crisis intervention, psychiatry/medications, short-term and ongoing individual, couple, family, and group therapy. Provides specialized services to Jewish émigrés from the former Soviet Union and elsewhere.

Provides counseling to children and adults struggling with a range of emotional and social difficulties. Specialized services include evaluation and assessment, time limited, time effective and ongoing individual, couple, family and group counseling as well as psychiatric services and medication management as indicated. Specialized expertise treating eating disorders, issues around family violence and sexual abuse. Orthodox therapists provide treatment in English, Hebrew and Yiddish.

Offers counseling services for older adults and their families. Counseling is offered on-site at the Kings Bay Y, Kings Bay Senior Center, and Shorefront Y Senior Center.

Offers counseling services for older adults and their families. Counseling is offered on-site at the Kings Bay Y, Kings Bay Senior Center, and Shorefront Y Senior Center.

The counseling center serves Washington Heights providing help to people struggling with a range of emotional and social problems. Services for adults and children include evaluation and assessment, crisis intervention, and time-limited, time-effective, and ongoing individual, couple, family, and group therapy. Staff fluent in Spanish are available.

This center is named in memory of a great man whose work in the field of psychiatry, helping New Yorkers from every walk of life for more than half a century, was no less than extraordinary.

Like the work of many of his colleagues in the field, the impact did not attract headlines. It did however, transform lives of countless patients and peers who he listened to, advised and taught. Eugene D. Glynn, M.D. (1926-2007) was a distinguished psychiatrist and art critic, whose essays and reviews were published in The Village Voice, Art News, and the Print Collector’s Newsletter. A graduate of NYU College of Medicine and a veteran of World War II, Dr. Glynn dedicated his professional life to public medicine, specializing in the treatment of adolescents and in the supervision and teaching of social workers.

Director of Clinical Services at JBFCS, Dr. Glynn also served as a consulting psychiatrist for the Gay Men’s Health Crisis. He was a highly regarded professional analyst for whom psychoanalysis was an actual practice - not just a critical theory. He integrated his passion for art into his work with patients as well as in the classroom. His lectures were standing-room-only events where students hung on every word. His life’s work was, simply, to take care of other people in his public role as a psychiatrist and in his private role as a confident and friend to many.

“Click here to learn more about the gift in memory of Dr. Eugene D. Glynn.”

The GLBTQ Counseling Unit is part of the Manhattan West/Greenberg Office and provides gay-affirmative therapy in a safe, nurturing environment. Specially trained staff offer individual, group, couples and family therapy addressing issues relevant to the GLBTQ community such as identity formation, coming out, HIV/AIDS and the impact of homophobia, as well as general mental health problems. Psychiatrists are available to provide evaluations and medication.

Emotional support and information to Iraq and Afghanistan War veterans and their families dealing with the stress of deployment and the readjustment coming home.

Individual adult & child treatment, family counseling for readjustment challenges, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and other challenges connected to military service.

Outreach and advocacy support by veterans to veterans.

For more information, download our Home Again One-pager (available in PDF format).

Visit the Home Again Veterans and Families Initiative website at http://www.homeagainveterans.org ©

Coordinator: Adriana Rodriguez, LCSW

Provides outpatient mental health and psychiatric services for people struggling with a wide range of emotional and social problems. Specialized services for adults and children include evaluation and assessment, crisis intervention, as well as ongoing individual, couple, family, and group and medication therapy as appropriate. Satellite license for P.S. 7, a local school, where ongoing services are provided; satellite program for seniors at the Riverdale Y. Multicultural staff fluent in Spanish and Orthodox Jewish staff observant of Jewish law are available.

Helps people who are struggling with a range of emotional and social problems. Specialized services for adults and children include evaluation and assessment; crisis intervention as well as individual, couple, family, and group therapy. Also provides psychiatric and social services to Jewish emigres from the former Soviet Union and elsewhere, and counseling services for senior citizens and their families. Professional staff fluent in Russian, Hebrew, and Yiddish.

For more information, download our Mid-Brooklyn Community Counseling Center One-Pager (available in PDF format)

Provides emotional support, information about financial, medical and practical services and legal advice to a grandparent or relative caregiver. Caregivers can also participate in educational forums and recreational events through our affiliation with the Brooklyn Grandparents' Coalition.

For more information, download our Kinship Care Program One-Pager (available in PDF format)

Provides bereavement groups designed to help children and adolescents cope with the death of a parent or caretaker. These groups are held at JBFCS sites throughout the city. Individual and group counseling are also available for surviving caretakers. Specialized training course for mental health professionals.

Outpatient mental health and psychiatric services for children and adolescents, ages 0-18, who are experiencing a range of emotional, social and behavioral issues. Services include evaluation and assessment, individual, group, parent and family therapy, psychiatric services including medication management as needed. In-home therapy component if indicated. Services are also provided at many elementary, middle and high school satellite locations in Manhattan. Clinic Plus services provided at middle and high schools and include emotional wellness screenings, individual, group, parent and family therapy as well as school consultation and training on mental health issues. Staff fluent in Spanish, including psychiatrists.

Provides help to people who are struggling with a range of emotional and social problems. Specialized services for adults and children include evaluation and assessment; crisis intervention and short-term and ongoing individual, couple, family, and group therapy.

Provides help to people who are struggling with a range of emotional and social problems. Specialized services for older adults, pre-schoolers and their families include evaluation and assessment; crisis intervention and short-term and ongoing individual, couple, family and group therapy.

Operates the following mental health programs in Queens: Counseling Center, CLUB PRIDE, and The Learning Center.

Helps people who are struggling with a range of emotional and social problems. Specialized services for adults and children include evaluation and assessment; crisis intervention as well as individual, couple, family, and group therapy. Also provides psychiatric and social services to Jewish emigres from the former Soviet Union and elsewhere, and counseling services for senior citizens and their families. Professional staff fluent in Russian, Spanish and Cantonese.

For more information, download our Doris L. Rosenberg Counseling Center One-Pager (available in PDF format)

Provides help for people who are struggling with a wide range of emotional and social problems. Services for adults and children include evaluation and assessment, medication management, crisis intervention, time-effective and ongoing individual, couple, family, and group therapy, and loss and bereavement services for children and their caregivers. Staff fluent in Spanish are also available.

Provides help to people who are struggling with a range of emotional and social problems. Services for adults and children include evaluation and assessment; crisis intervention; and therapy for individuals, couples, families, and groups. Services can be provided in Russian, Spanish, Hebrew, Cantonese and Hungarian.

For more information, download our Morris L. Black Counseling Center One-Pager (available in PDF format)