We are here to help
We believe your mental health matters, and we are here to help.
Our virtual doors are open. If you or someone you know is seeking support, we are here for you. We are accepting referrals for new clients, as well as continuing to provide services for those already engaged with us. Services are delivered primarily through our TeleHealth platform, and in-person services are available when necessary.
To learn more and connect with our services, please contact our Central Schedulers at (914) 345-0700 ext. 7350.
MHA Awarded Mother Cabrini Grant to Expand Clinic Services in Rockland County
TARRYTOWN, NY (2020)—The Mental Health Association of Westchester has been awarded a generous grant of $108,696 from Mother Cabrini Health Foundation to expand mental health clinical services to Rockland County. The award, part of a $150 million initiative to improve health services around New York State, is one of the many grants issued this year. With these funds, the expansion of services aims to increase access and improve the quality of mental health care to support Hudson Valley’s most vulnerable populations.
A Virtual Community Conversation for Parents & Caregivers
As we develop new routines and practice social distancing, many families may be turning to screens more than ever for work, education, socialization and even childcare. Many parents are feeling conflicted as they balance their desire for their children to have limited screen time against the need to work remotely, adapt to online education and see friends and family by way of video chat.
Taking Care of Our Community: A Response to COVID-19
Dear friends,
Since our beginnings in 1946, we have weathered challenging times together. Through it all, we have remained a community of care and a steadfast resource for support for those who need it most.
Our deepest commitment has always been, and will always be, to our community.
When it became apparent that "social distancing" was the safest route toward the health and safety of those for whom we provide services and for our staff, as well as being a strategy that is in our control, we took action.
Tips for Managing Fears and Anxiety: News 12 Feature
MHA Vice President of External Affairs Jenna Velez recently spoke with Ty Milburn of News 12 to discuss tips for managing anxiety in fears during challenging and uncertain times. Staying connected with the help of technology, maintaining routines and finding ways to be active can all promote emotional wellness.