Transcript Sullivan County Community Services

2011 Sullivan County Community
Services (LGU)
OPEN FORUM -Community Resource for
Chemical Dependency Services and
Mental Health Services Forum
Presentation
Sullivan County Department of Community
Services
 The Department of Community Services is the
Local government Unit responsible for the
development of behavioral health service
plans for Sullivan county.
 The Department provides :
 funding for community based behavioral health
services.
 provides direct services in mental health, alcoholism
and drug abuse to all residents of Sullivan County.
 Services are available to individuals of all age
groups, without regard to the severity of their
disability. All services are confidential.
Sullivan County Department of Community
Services Mental Health and Chemical
Dependency Services
 Mental Health Clinic
 Inner Circle Day treatment
 SPOA – Single Point of Access
 Case management
Sullivan County Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Services (SCADAS)
 Outpatient Services
 Substance abuse evaluations and
referrals
 Substance abuse education/treatment for
adults and adolescences
 Children of alcoholic/addicts (COA) and
Adult children of alcoholic/addicts
(ACOA) counseling and groups
Contact Info
 Come in or call (845) 292-8770 daily between the
hours of 9 AM – 11 PM and 1Pm to 4 PM. You will
speak with a professional staff person who will
arrange for you to have an appropriate face to
face interview.
 Mental Health Clinic
 Chemical Dependency
Drug/Alcohol treatment providers in the
County
 Sullivan County Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Services (SCADAS)
 Recovery Center
 New Hope Manor
 DAYTOP – Swan Lake
 DAYTOP – Parksville
 Dynamite Youth Center
 VERITAS (Lucie Rudd House)
 Catskill Regional Medical Center Detox (CRMC)
Mental Health Providers
 Catskill Regional Medical Center
 Department of Community Services
 Mental Health Clinic
 Inner Circle Day treatment
 Single Point of Access (SPOA)
 Case management
 Rehabilitation Support Services (RSS)
 Action Toward Independence (ATI)
 Friends and Advocates for Mental Health
(FAMH) - Sullivan County Affiliate of NAMI
 Monticello Mental Health Clinic
Auxiliary Services in Sullivan County
 Rise
 Safe Passages
 Planned Parenthood
 Center for Work force Development
 Teen Link
 Sullivan County BOCES
 SC Cares Coalition
 RSS
 DARE program and officers
 Footings, Inc
Auxiliary Services in Sullivan County Cont.
 County School Districts
(Recovery Center)
 PPHA’s (Proprietary Private Adult Homes)
 CACHE (Community Action Commission)
 United Way – Wrap around and children
services
 UCMHA (Ulster County Mental Health
Association)- Wavier Services
 In addition to others not mentioned
 CHP Housing
County Programs working in Collaboration
with Treatment providers
 Sullivan County Probation
 Sullivan County Drug Court
 Sullivan County Family Drug Court and Juvenile
Drug Court
 Sullivan County Public Health
 Sullivan County Department of Family services
 Sullivan County District Attorneys office and Legal
Aide
Sullivan County
State OMH Programs
 Mobile Mental Health – is a free, confidential
, crisis mental health adult service. The team
is composed of experienced mental health
professionals who can go anywhere into the
community 24 hours a day 7 days a week
791-7123 or 1-800-710-7082
 Rockland Psychiatric Center (RPC)
provides treatment, rehabilitation, and support
to adults 18 and older with serious mental
illness.
(845) 359-1000
Sullivan County
State OMH Programs
 The Monticello Mental Health Center is an
outpatient clinic, of the Rockland Psychiatric
Center, which provides mental health services to
seriously mentally ill persons age 18 and over
who reside in Sullivan County.
 To be eligible for admission to the clinic there
must clear evidence of a psychiatric disorder as a
primary diagnosis.
Sullivan County
State OMH Programs
 Services provided include, but are not limited to,
screening/evaluations/admissions, individual and
group counseling, medication/symptoms
management, groups( wellness/self management,
life management skills, co-occuring disorders),
and referral services.
 The center is open Monday through Friday from
8:00 am - 4:30 pm.
 The telephone number is (845)794-3283.
Sullivan County
State OMH Programs
 Rockland Children's Psychiatric Center -
RCPC is a psychiatric hospital exclusively for
children and adolescents RCPC has a wide
variety of outpatient services, including schoolbased aftercare programs, day treatment
programs, and clinics. These programs are fully
integrated with the inpatient service, enabling
RCPC to provide a full continuum of care to the
children it serves.
(845) 680-4000
Sullivan County
State OMH Programs
 OMH Regional Office - New York State has a large,
multi-faceted mental health system that serves more
than 500,000 individuals each year. The Office of
Mental Health (OMH) operates psychiatric centers
across the State, and also regulates, certifies and
oversees more than 2,500 programs, which are
operated by local governments and nonprofit
agencies. These programs include various inpatient
and outpatient programs, emergency, community
support, residential and family care programs. For
questions about mental health services, to find a
mental health service provider or to make a
complaint, call OMH Customer Relations toll-free at 1800-597-8481
Recovery Center
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Detox treatment Beds
Day Treatment program
Dual Recovery Day Program
Residential Treatment for Men and Women
Supportive living home for men (Smart House)
Permanent Supportive Housing and Shelter Plus Care
apartments
High Intensity Program (HIP)- evening treatment for adults
Adolescent Day (DATA ) and Evening(STOPS) Programs
Women's Support Group, Men's Support Group, Mixed Support
Group, Individual Counseling, Family Counseling
Gambling Treatment and Prevention Program
Prevention, Community That Cares (CTC)
Vocational Assessment and Referral
Contact information Recovery Center
 Detox/Residential Services
 Margaret Poziomska, CASAC
Director of Crisis Services Unit 845-794-8080 x130
 Assistant Director of Crisis Services Unit845-794-8080
Ext. 134 Grazyna Witt, AS, CASAC-T
Ext. 131 After Hours 845-794-8080
Ext. 132/133Fax: 845-796-3799
 Clinic/Adolescent/Family
Day Rehabilitation Services
 Ed Devaney, LCSW-R
 Clinical Director, Residential & Outpatient Svces 845-794-8080
Director of Adolescent & Family Services845-794-8080
Ext. 190Mitchell Williams CASAC-T
 Director of Dual Focus and Day Treatment Programs 845-794-
8080 Ext.120 Julia Garay-Daniel, LPN, CASAC
Contact information Recovery Center
 The BETTOR Choice
Gambling Treatment and Prevention Program
 Ellen Foster, LCSW-R, CASAC-G
Clinical Specialist, The Bettor Choice Gambling
Treatment Program 845-794-8080 ext. 203
 HIV/AIDS Support Services
Doris Young
Director of HIV/AIDS Support Services845-7948080, Ext. 140
E-mail:[email protected]
Fax:845-794-8343 Prevention Programs & Staff
Training
Contact info Recovery Center Cont.
 Aleta Lymon
Director of Prevention & Training845-794-8080
Ext. 170E-mail:[email protected]
 Luisa
Parker Prevention & Projects Coordinator 845-794-8080
Ext. 117E-mail:[email protected]
 Aleta Lymon
CareCorps Coordinator
Monticello845-794-8080
Ext. 170E-Mail:[email protected]
Contact info Recovery Center Cont.
 Robert Korabik
Sullivan County Tobacco Free Coalition
Coordinator845-794-8080 Ext.126
E-mail:[email protected]
Fax:845-791-1716
 Administration ~ Prevention/Training
 Recovery Center
11 Hamilton Avenue
Monticello, NY 12701
 Clinical Services
 Recovery Center
396 Broadway
Monticello, NY 12701
New Hope Manor
 Women and pregnant women, including adolescents,
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ages 14 and older:
Gender specific, research-based approach
Individualized treatment planning
Individual, group and family counseling
Individualized vocational/ educational track including
career counseling, vocational assessment, GED, preGED, High School, Business Track, Marist College
courses on-site
Creative Arts Therapy
New Hope Manor
 Parenting Classes
 Psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medications
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management on-site
Developmentally appropriate adolescent counseling
12 Steps fully integrated into program
Self Help groups
Spiritual/ Religious support based on client interest/ religion
Medical Case Management (including HIV, Hepatitis C)
HIV/AIDS Education and Prevention
New Hope Manor Cont.
 Relapse Prevention Groups
 Re-entry in Poughkeepsie or reunification with family
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following intensive phase of treatment in Barryville
Aftercare available for one year free of charge
Mother/Infant Track---All of the above services, plus:
Mother/Infant Bonding Group (Reading/Play Group,
facilitated by LPN)
Mothers Issues Group (Support Group facilitated by Mother/
Infant Program Coordinator)
Curriculum Group (Topics such as child's
self-esteem, positive discipline, child development, etc.,
facilitated by Mother-Infant Program Coordinator)
New Hope Manor Cont.
 Mother/Infant Medical Issues Group (focused on
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physical needs of child, safety issues, facilitated by
LPN)
Individual counseling sessions with Mother/ Infant
Program Coordinator
Pre-natal and post-natal care
Pediatric care
Education on pregnancy
Individual programming based on medical needs
Developmentally appropriate activities for children in
Children's Resource Room, staffed by experienced
childcare providers
Developmental assessments of children
Contact information
 New Hope Manor
 http://www.newhopemanor.org.
(845) 557-8353
 Phone extensions at New Hope:
 Intake Department ext. 330 (Linda Marie Ferdico )
 Health Services ext. 324
 Education ext. 312
 Executive Director ext. 332
 Executive Assistant ext. 326
DAYTOP – Swan Lake
 Long term Residential program for men
 Multi phase program
 Individual, group and family counseling
DAYTOP - Parksville
 Long term Residential program for men
 Multi phase program
 Individual, group and family counseling
Contact information DAYTOP
 Parksville P.O. Box 368Parksville, New York
12768Tel: (845) 292-6373Fax: (845) 292-2245
 Swan Lake P.O. Box 340, Route 55Swan Lake,
New York 12783Tel: (845) 292-6880Fax: (845)
292-4652
Dynamic Youth Center
 TC adolescent program
 Step down phases
 Re-entry outpatient
 Individual, family and group counseling
Contact Info Dynamic Youth Center
 Route 42
Fallsburg, NY 12733
Phone:(845) 434-3370
Intake 1:(718) 376-7923
Veritas
TC Rudd House
 Long term in patient program
 Co-ed
 Individual, group, and family counseling
Contact Info Veritas TC Rudd House
 375 Route 55
Barryville, N.Y. 12719
845-557-3535
Catskill Regional Medical Center's
Mission
 The mission of Catskill Regional Medical
Center is to provide the highest quality health
care services to the residents of Sullivan
County and surrounding communities, in a
patient and family friendly environment. The
care we render shall address the physical,
emotional and spiritual needs of the
community and enhance the quality of life for
our patients, staff and their families. We will
continually evaluate and improve our
performance.
Catskill Regional Medical Center
 A Community of Caring Close to Home!
Catskill Regional Medical Center is focused on
providing the highest quality care to residents of
Sullivan County and neighboring communities through
its Centers of Excellence. The sole community
provider of healthcare in Sullivan County, CRMC
offers the most technologically up-to-date methods of
diagnosis and treatment at its campuses in Harris
and Callicoon and at its family health centers in
Harris, Liberty, and Wurtsboro. CRMC's dedication to
the continuous improvement of patient care is
reflected by its accreditation by the Joint
Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare
Organizations
Catskill Regional Medical Center Services
 Mental Health emergency inpatient services
 Adult Day Program provides quality care for
elderly, physically and mentally challenged
persons needing assistance to remain
home. Adult Day Program is for individuals
who have a primary medical problem. The
program improves the self-esteem of seniors
through physical, mental and social activity
Catskill Regional Medical Center Detox
Hospital based detox
Program of Care:
1. Referral to continued addiction treatment
2. Complete medical evaluation
3. Treatment and referral for medical conditions
4. Medically managed, acute care detoxification
5. Professional nature-based counseling
6. Individual and group programs
7. Relaxation techniques, including t'ai chi, nature trail,
meditation and guided imagery
8. Nutritional screening and education
Special Features
1. 24-hour intake evaluations
2. 3 to 14 day stay, as needed
3. Non-Methadone detoxification from all opiate drugs
including methadone
Contact info CRMC
 Bio-Chemical Dependency Unit
and/or Mental Health Unit
845-794-3300 Admissions are available 24 hours
a day, 7 days a week.
Rehabilitation Support Services (RSS)
 Rehabilitation Support Services, Inc. (RSS), strives
to enrich and empower the lives of individuals by
providing services and opportunities for meaningful
emotional, social, vocational and educational growth.
At RSS, we believe that a history of a disability or
being disadvantaged should not preclude an
individual from realizing his or her fullest potential or
ability to lead a normal, productive life. Our programs
and services are structured to provide our consumers
with the experiences that will equip them to lead such
lives in the community. Throughout 12 counties in
upstate New York, RSS provides the following types
of services for people experiencing mental illness:
RSS
Services Provided In Sullivan County
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Pleasant Street community Residence
Revonah Hill MICA Residence
Licensed Apartment program
Supported Housing
Invisible Children’s Program
Crisis Respite
Vocational services
Children and Youth Recreation
MICA Services
Multi Systemic Therapy
Adult Home Case Management
Homeless Case Management Service
Intensive Clinical Case Management (ICCM) Program
RSS Contact Information
 Orange/Sullivan -Residential, Vocational, Youth
and Treatment Programs in Orange and Sullivan
Counties
Orange/Sullivan Division Office…………
845-794-1521
Action Toward Independence
 “Imagine a world that is accessible to everyone-
where you’re allowed to be yourself and free to let
your disability be just one more part of you.
Together we can shape this world. Join the
independent living revolution”! Our unity can be a
potent force for change.
Action Toward Independence Mission
Statement
 “In collaboration with the individuals with
disabilities, Action Toward Independence (ATI)
will promote the independence, inclusion,
participation, and personal choices of
individuals with disabilities of all ages in all
environments. ATI advances the independent
living philosophy, and we achieve these goals
through the development and enhancement of
culturally sensitive and responsive services,
supports, training, technical assistance,
dissemination of information, and advocacy
for legal and civil rights of individuals with
disabilities.”
Action Toward Independence Services
offered
 Advocacy at an individual level and a
community level.
 Peer Counseling
 Independent Living Skills
 Resource Assistance
 Benefits Advisements
 Self determination
 Consumer Participation
 Medicaid Service Coordination
 Architectural Barriers Removal
Action Toward Independence Contact
Information
 Sullivan County Office
 309 East Broadway Suite A.
 Monticello, N.Y. 12701
 845-794-4228
 Fax 845-794-4475
 Email: [email protected] or
[email protected]
Friends and Advocates for Mental Health
(FAMH)
Alliance For The Mentally Ill of Sullivan County
Friends and Advocates for Mental Health is the
Sullivan County affiliate of the National Alliance for
the Mentally Ill (NAMI). Primarily a family support
and advocacy organization, FAMH strives to
expand opportunities and improve the quality of life
for all people with mental illness. FAMH provides
mutual support for families and social, recreational
and educational opportunities for consumers of
mental health services. We also strive through public
education, to eradicate the stigma associated with mental
illness.
Friends and Advocates for Mental Health (FAMH)
Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Sullivan County
 Compeer (companion/peer) Program
 One-on-One Volunteer Matches
 Monthly group activities
 MICA (mentally ill, chemically addicted) Compeer Program
 Weekly Group Activities
 Social Club Program
 Weekly outreach to individuals in Adult Homes
 Social and Recreational Activities at Stepping Stones
 Bi-Monthly “Sharing and Caring” Family Support Meetings
 Family Support Workshops
 And an array of augmentative services (i.e.: Enrichment program,
Revolving Loan Fund, etc.)
 Referral
Friends and Advocates for Mental Health (FAMH)
Contact Information
“If someone you love suffers from mental illness,
you are not alone”
Friends and Advocates for Mental Health
Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Sullivan County
14 Pelton Strret
Monticello, N.Y. 12701
845-794-1029
Fax 845-796-4390
Email: [email protected]
Stepping Stones
 A member-run Clubhouse, based on the Fountain
House model of psychiatric rehabilitation. Stepping
Stones is a collaborative effort of Rockland
Psychiatric Center, Friends and Advocates for Mental
Health, and Rehabilitation Support Services and is
located at 14 Pelton Street Monticello. Stepping
Stones is open Monday - Friday from 9 - 4:30 as a
drop-in center, providing meals and scheduled
activities. Contact Director Mark Conn at 845-7943296 for any additional information.
Footings, Inc
 Our Mission"An Agency Without Walls"
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NO ONE IS DISPOSABLE.
EVERY LIFE HAS VALUE AND WORTH. In
recognition of the shared humanity of persons with
developmental disabilities and all children at risk, i.e... the
need to feel that we belong; the need to feel that we are
capable of giving and receiving love; the need to feel that
we are in on things; and the need to feel that our lives
have value and purpose; Footings, Inc. has as its
mission to assist in the empowerment and the
development of fully responsible, contributing
members in their home community, persons with
developmental disabilities and all children at risk.
Footings, Inc
 We will accomplish this through the provision
of integrated, community based Programs and
Services for the consumers and their families.
The Programs and Services will seek to
develop skills and provide a wide variety of
opportunities in the areas of independence,
self-expression, choice making, and selfrepresentation. Skills in these areas and the
opportunity to use them are absolutely
essential and basic to full citizenship and the
realization of the goals of real home, real
friends, and real work.
Footings, Inc
 Home and Community Based Waiver Services For
Persons with Developmental Disabilities Day
Services
One size does not fit all. We assist you in exploring
options and developing those "soft skills" so important
to your success. Rated as one of the best in the
State.
 Residential Habilitation
Our "community as laboratory" approach focuses on
development of independent living skills where it does
the most good -- in your home and neighborhood.
Plan of Care Support Services Family Education
and Training
Footings, Inc
 Medicaid Service Coordination Case
Management
Advocacy, resource development and
referrals the way it should be, personal and
accessible.
 Educational Advocacy
 Building Bridges II
Educational Advocacy for students ages 5+.
We help build consensus and assist you in
having your educational and academic needs
met. Need help planning your future? If you
are graduating from high school soon, we can
help you prepare to follow your hopes and
dreams.
Footings, Inc
 Social Programs Friendship Club
A place to "hang out" with your friends if
you're at least 16. Music, sports and art are on
the agenda. We meet on Thursday nights.
 Club Rec
Academic support, social recreation after
school programs in art, sports and music for
children ages 5-12. We meet in cooperating
school districts. This is an inclusive program
and is open to all children.
Footings, Inc. Contact Info:
 Footings, Inc.
440 Route 17M
Monroe, NY 10950
 Phone: 845 783-7505
Fax: 845 781-7961
Email: [email protected]
Collaboration and Coordination
 It is important that we all become familiar with the
services in our area, so we can make appropriate
referrals and unify the treatment process for the
individuals we serve. It has been noted that co
current treatment provided to individuals
improves their chances for success and
maintained recovery.