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The Southwest Regional Mental Health Board in Norwalk, CT is a citizens' advisory council providing awareness resources and programs for mental health and addictions. They offer evaluation services for mental health treatment to suggest procedural changes and promote parental awareness of various mental health topics. With a focus on children's mental illnesses, men with depression, and social anxiety, the organization strives to address a wide range of mental health issues within the community. The Board aims to improve access to mental health services and advocate for better understanding and support for individuals facing mental health challenges. Generated from their available business information

The Mental Health Association of Westchester is a voluntary, nonprofit organization that promotes mental health through advocacy, community education and direct services. Headquartered in Elmsford, N.Y., the organization serves the mental health needs of individuals through support, rehabilitation and treatment. It provides various agency-based programs to families and individuals in homes, nursing homes, homeless shelters and other community sites. The Mental Health Association of Westchester serves individuals with several mental health problems, such as anxiety, bipolar disorder, disruptive behavior, and eating and developmental disorders. The organization offers treatment services for children, adolescents and adults. Its staff members include psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, case managers, and rehabilitation and vocational counselors.

Spring House Female Halfway House is a residential treatment facility located in Paramus, NJ, offering a confidential and structured environment for women recovering from alcohol and drug abuse. With a long-term treatment program, certified addiction and mental health specialists provide 24-hour care, combining the traditional 12 Step approach with individualized treatment, counseling, and self-help meetings. Established in 1978, Spring House has been a temporary home for over 1,400 women, providing professional educational and vocational assessment and training. Eligible clients, referred from various sources including rehabilitation centers, hospitals, self-help groups, and the community, receive medical and psychiatric clearance for admission. Upon successful completion of the program, residents can participate in aftercare and the alumnae association.Generated from the website