• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1945.

New York Association of School Psychologists Inc

Our mission is to serve kids, families, and schools by promoting psychological well being & excellence in education through best practices in school psychology.

YOUTH HAVEN, INC.

Youth Haven is Collier County’s only residential emergency shelter for children 6 -21 who have been removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect Youth Haven provides Home, Hope and Healing to abused and neglected children and teens in SWFL To provide Home, Hope, and Healing to abused and neglected children and teens in Southwest Florida.

• Alcohol, Drug, and Substance Abuse, Dependency, Prevention & Treatment

• 1947.

Open Arms Recovery Center

TO TRANSFORM LIVES IMPACTED BY SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND TO EQUIP EACH CLIENT WITH THE TOOLS, INFORMATION AND CLINICAL CARE THAT WILL ASSIST THEM WITH RECOVERY.

Live Oak Counseling Center

Live Oak Counseling Center offers psychotherapy, support, education, and guidance to individuals and families in the midlands of South Carolina.

• Health Support Services

• 1949.

New Millenium Project

Integrative healing therapies offered to veterans at no charge supporting the healing of military veterans.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 1950.

Life Challenge of Southeastern Michigan

Detroit Adult & Teen Challenge/Life Challenge - Women's Campus is a one-year, Christ-centered, residential program for women with drug, alcohol, and other life-controlling addictions.

• Group Home, Residential Treatment Facility - Mental Health Related

• 1951.

Amali

The Amali Difference What We Do Provide a safe environment for youth to stabilize emotional and behavioral challengesOffer specialty mental health services through San Diego County Department of Behavioral Health until Amali obtains its MediCal contractProvide behavioral modification strategies targeting the clients functional levels while teaching positive communication stress management and healthy lifestyle choicesCareer educational and vocational training through internal and external efforts with local organizations to help clients seek postsecondary educational or career plansCollaborate with agencies and resources to help the clients link with successful placements Why We Are Special Focus on positivity wellness enjoyment training and technology in a beautifully spaced environment Holistic health and wellness integration High staff to youth ratio 12 staffclient during the day Amalis 5 Unique Initiatives THRIVE 90day life skills educational program RISE Goal setting mentorship EQUALITY Lessons of racial equality ethnic studies fairness JUSTICE Introduction to advocacy skills PHILANTHROPY CHARITY VOLUNTEERISM Introduction to key methods of contribution of money talents or time in effort to improve and develop communities and peoples lives Who We Are A ShortTerm Residential Therapeutic Program STRTP providing culturally relevant and trauma informed residential mental health services to foster care and private placement females ages 1117Amalis model provides services in homes designed to create a nurturing family environmentAmalis first 2 facilities are within a oneblock vicinity in Spring Valley CA with each serving 6 beds with 2 clients sharing each bedroomThe Program Administrator is a licensed therapist licensed social worker and lawyerEach facility is managed by Facility Managers who report to the Program AdministratorEach facility provides 247 awake employee and security coverage Contact 826 Orange Ave Suite 508Coronado California 92118 1.

• Alcohol, Drug, and Substance Abuse, Dependency, Prevention & Treatment

• 1952.

Recovery Community Center of Joliet

Our mission is to create an environment that supports overall wellness in recovery, through education, peer support, resource linkages and self-help groups.

• Other Mental Health, Crisis Intervention N.E.C.

• 1953.

Appalachian Trauma and Resiliency Center Inc

Appalachian Trauma and Resiliency Center Serving Those Who Serve.