24/7 phone support by adult Peer Specialists who “have been there” and use their lived experience to support others and provide a listening ear.

855-778-1900

We don’t give advice, judge, or try to fix you. We are here to listen, support, and guide you towards finding your own solution.

607-210-8328

Family Peer Advocates with lived experience work alongside families to support them in raising a child or youth with a mental health or substance use disorder by providing information and resources to assist the family in meeting their needs.

24/7 phone support by adult Peer Specialists who “have been there” and use their experience to support others and provide a listening ear.

855-778-1900 Licensed by the New York State Office of Mental Health to provide psychiatric evaluation and treatment, psychopharmacology, clinical therapeutic services, and psychotherapy for all ages.

7 Clayton Avenue Cortland, NY 13045

https://www.cortland-co.org/DocumentCenter/View/10122/Intake-Sheet--Child

CCMHD@cortland-co.org

FCCS provides general counseling and therapeutic supports in addition to other programs and services.

Counseling by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) is available for patients. This is integrated with the regular primary medical care that patients receive. Available at Family Practice Health Center, Moravia Health Center, Marathon Health Center.

Dr. Greg Moss helps individuals develop their ability to manage stress and strong emotions, and to resolve the problems in their lives by building on their strengths.

84 North Main Street Cortland, NY 13045
Phone: 607-545-4532
gmoss@northmain-counseling.com

Shelley L. Musci LCSW provides services that span from therapy for depression and grief counseling to parenting support, couples counseling, caregiver support, and play therapy, in addition to other traditional therapy services.

This website has a list of current therapists. Enter your city or zip code and search by issue, insurance, gender, type of therapy, age, price, and more to find the best therapist to fit your needs.

Youth and adults who are in a mental health crisis will be taken to the Emergency Department. If inpatient support is needed, they will be transferred to another facility able to admit them for treatment.

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Youth and adults who are in a mental health crisis will be taken to the Emergency Department.

Adult and adolescent inpatient behavioral healthcare is available at this location.

Hutchings offers extensive inpatient, outpatient, adolescent, child, geriatric, intensive rehabilitation, and other specialized treatment services.

Youth and adults who are in a mental health crisis will be taken to the Emergency Department.

Adult and adolescent inpatient behavioral healthcare is available at this location.

Located in Sayre, PA. Part of the Guthrie Hospital network.

Children’s Crisis Respite Program provides a safe environment for young people who are experiencing a mental health crisis as the family receives short-term relief from the crisis.

The Crisis Center offers rapid access to services, including medication treatment for mental health and/or substance use symptoms. Individuals may receive services for up to 24 hours.

The screening identifies children’s social and emotional strengths and concerns, and, if needed, refers families to services in the community.

607-753-0234 ext 119

Assesses mental health/substance use needs of youth, identifying strengths and abilities to incorporate therapy goals into every day life as well as medication management.

jsobko@cortlandcountyny.gov

The SPOA committee determines the appropriate level of care for a high needs individual based on the information provided and makes a recommendation for services.
cmarshall@cortlandcountyny.gov

Service coordination for children/youth with serious emotional disturbance who are returning home from inpatient settings or residential services, who are at risk of reentering such settings.

Referral by SPOA Office

CFTSS help children and youth with mental health and substance use needs.

Family Peer Advocates with lived experience work alongside families to support them in raising a child or youth with a mental health or substance use disorder by providing information and resources to assist the family in meeting their needs.

This 1:1 program helps teens learn new skills that promote healthier behaviors and allow them to take responsibility for self-change individually with a prevention specialist.

Compass, matches youth ages 12+ with a college student mentor to encourage social interactions, teach positive character traits, and help youth live a drug free and healthy life with weekly pro-social activities. Call or email.

JSylstra@familycs.org

Health Home is a community-based care management service model where an individual's caregivers communicate comprehensively through a dedicated care manager.