Catholic Charities is not accepting
new admissions at this time.
For information about other treatment providers and community resources,
contact Catholic Charities’ HELPline at 845-794-8080 xHELP (4357).
Or, visit the NYS OASAS Treatment locator at
https://webapps.oasas.ny.gov/providerDirectory/index.cfm/
Substance Use: Treatment
Our goal is to help individuals build a psychological, physical, and spiritual foundation to ensure a lasting recovery. All of our treatment services are individualized and allow for the frequency and intensity of care to be adjusted according to the clinical needs of each individual seeking help. Our staff includes licensed/credentialed: psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, social workers, Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselors (CASAC), mental health practitioners, and Peer Advocates.
Most insurances are accepted, also self-pay, and sliding scale.
No person will ever be denied service due to ability to pay.
Substance use disorder is a chronic, progressive, and potentially fatal disease which disrupts the health, safety, and quality of life for all who are touched by it. If left untreated, the illness will result in the social, physical, emotional, and spiritual destruction of the individual and loved ones.
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Community-Based Resources and Peer Advocacy 845-794-8080x HELP (4357) Our community outreach team seeks to engage and provide treatment to individuals struggling with the disease of addiction, especially in under-served communities, by bringing services directly to those in need. Certified Recovery Peer Advocates (CRPA) will meet people where they are, in a park, library, shelter, to provide support for individuals seeking to engage in treatment. Peers utilize their own recovery experiences to inspire, support, and connect with individuals struggling with addiction and early recovery. Assistance may include access to transportation, accompaniment to treatment and other appointments, access to food, shelter, and clothing, as well as referrals to treatment and other recovery supports.For assistance at any time, contact the HELPline at 845-794-8080 xHELP (4357).
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Our PhilosophyAt Catholic Charities, we believe that recovery from addiction requires a comprehensive and holistic approach. Psycho-education, individual, group, and family therapy, and referrals to other community resources are just some of the tools utilized by our multi-cultural, interdisciplinary professionals to ensure that clients receive the care and treatment they require. Experience has shown that attention to the nuances of culture, language, and sexual identity has a positive impact on the treatment and recovery process. Additionally, studies have shown a high correlation and interconnectivity between child abuse and neglect, trauma, mental health, and substance use disorders. Catholic Charities’ clinicians utilize a specialized approach in the assessment of and treatment for all individuals to better determine the interplay of these issues. |
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Family and Significant Other Services Family members and significant others play a key role in an individual’s journey to recovery and are encouraged to actively participate in therapy. Counseling services are also available for family members and significant others to help them better understand their loved one’s struggle with addiction and assist them in managing the stressors of the recovery process. |
Adolescent Services
Specialized adolescent treatment services are available to meet the needs of youth age 18 and under who are struggling with drug, including heroin and prescription opioids, and alcohol.
All clinic locations provide treatment for adolescents, and specialized adolescent programming is available at our Gateway Clinic and RESTART, as well as school-based support in many area school districts. For more information about treatment services especially for adolescents, contact 845.294.5888.
Narcan Training
Is someone close to you battling heroin or opiate addiction? Catholic Charities provides FREE Narcan training. Narcan will immediately bring someone out of a heroin or opiate overdose. Training participants will learn how to use Narcan and be provided with a life-saving kit and instruction for using it. Training is free and open to anyone interested in preventing a heroin or opiate overdose. Save a loved one. Save a life.
For more information or to schedule training, contact:
845.794.8080 xHELP (4357)
Chemical Dependency Resources
Are you concerned that you or a loved one may have a problem with alcohol or drugs, including heroin, prescription opioids, or other over-the-counter medications? Follow the links below for a free, anonymous online screening. These screenings are not intended to be comprehensive or diagnostic; but may help you decide if professional help is needed.
