Support
Our family support services offer one-on-one care, advocacy, respite, and education for families who have a child who has been diagnosed with a behavioral health condition or behavioral challenge.
Family & Friends
At Greater Mental Health of New York, we recognize the impact mental health and substance use challenges can have on family members and loved ones. We offer a range of support services for those affected by a family member or friend’s behavioral health conditions, including support groups, respite, peer support, and educational resources and opportunities.
We’re Here for You
Connect with our Outreach and Engagement team to better understand our vast array of services and determine the best fit for you.
Suicide Postvention and Support
Losing someone to suicide is unlike any other loss, and for many people seeking group support, a dedicated program is more comfortable than general bereavement services. Both our Survivors of Suicide (SOS) support group and Postvention Support Services build off of this idea and are specifically meant for individuals who are experiencing grief over the loss of a loved one due to suicide.
Postvention Services
Respite Services
Our respite services provide relief for family members, significant others, and legal guardians relief from their care responsibilities.
Respite Services
Deafness Advocacy
Greater Mental Health’s Deafness Advocacy services include case management for adults who are Deaf, education and advocacy services, as well as a social club for people who are Deaf. Our Deafness Advocacy program also hosts the Rockland County Deafness Task Force, a grassroots group of community members and providers who come together to advocate for access and support for Deaf individuals and their families.
Deafness Advocacy
