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42 Health Care Resource Guide | 2017-2018 Outpatient behavioral health centers Outpatient behavioral health centers Listed alphabetically Chief administrator/ title Services offered Acadia Behavioral Health www.acadiabehavioralhealth.com Framingham; 508-665-5900 David A. Klegon founder Comprehensive psychiatric diagnostic evaluation, consultation, medication management services treating mood disorders, anxiety, panic and phobias, substance abuse problems, trauma, major mental illness, stress reduction, self-harming behaviors and attention- deficit disorders AdCare Outpatient Services Worcester * adcare.com/programs/adcare-outpatient/worcester-op 95 Lincoln St., Worcester; 508-453-3053 David W. Hillis Jr. vice president of outpatient operations Open 365 days year-round, same-day comprehensive assessment for outpatient services, intensive outpatient programs in the day and evening, individual and family counseling; early recovery groups for men, women, young people, parents, Spanish speakers and people with co-occurring disorders; holistic early recovery groups such as mindfulness, whole person wellness, and spirituality; Recovery Life Skills early recovery group; complimentary informational program for families held monthly Advocates Community Counseling www.advocates.org Framingham; 508-661-2020 Harvard; 978-772-1846 Marlborough; 508-485-9300 Diane Gould president & CEO Community-based provider of a diverse population; offering residential supports, outpatient mental health and addiction treatment, home-based services for children and families, community justice, advocacy, employment and vocational services, day habilitation; psychiatric emergency services in Framingham only APOGEE Mental Health Services www.apogeemh.com Worcester; 508-831-7745 Mark J. Schlickman founder Outpatient counseling for adults 21 years and older, group therapy, TMS for depression Arbour Counseling Services www.arbourhealth.com Franklin; 508-528-6037 Worcester; 508-799-0688 Dania O'Connor group director, Mass. Behavioral Health Division, Arbour Health System Clinic offers individual, couple, family and group mental health counseling for all ages, including substance abuse services, evaluation and treatment for: stress-related issues, depression and anxiety disorders, bipolar and psychotic disorders, obsessive compulsive disorders, personality disorders and ADD or ADHD Attachment Institute of New England www.attachmentnewengland.com Worcester; 508-799-2663 Ken Frohock counselor & manager adoption services Specialized services for children with attachment disorders, trauma histories, PTSD and ADHD, therapeutic groups, adoption counseling Aurora Counseling Associates www.auroracounselingassociates.com Natick; 508-650-0991 BethAnn Schacht director Counseling center for children, adolescents and adults, as individuals, couples and families; services include psychotherapy, play therapy, child-parent psychotherapy and TF-CBT Baker Mental Health Consulting www.bakermentalhealthconsulting.com Worcester; 508-769-7812 Stacey Baker executive director Specializing in addiction disorders, dual diagnosis, trauma, anger management, anxiety, mood disorders, ages 18 and over, individual, couples and family therapy, substance abuse and mental health evaluations, trainings and seminars Behavioral Healthcare Services www.bhsdab.com Worcester; 508-753-5554 Amjad Bahnassi owner Unique individualized care for all ages dealing with mental health issues, geriatric-related mental health needs or substance abuse problems; medication management, TMS therapy for severe depression CAC Worcester LLC www.cacworcester.org Electric Ave., Fitchburg; 978-345-9400 Summer St., Fitchburg; 978-696-3035 Front St., Worcester; 508-756-5400 Union St., Worcester; 508-756-2005 Jennifer J. Hylton executive director Outpatient and in-home mental health services and addiction treatment for adults and youth including adult SOAP program, youth addiction and second offender programs Castlebrook Counseling Service Inc. www.castlebrookcounseling.com Westborough; 508-475-9110 Kerrie Toole director Individual therapy for children, adolescents, adults and elders, family therapy, couples therapy, group therapy, art therapy, hypnosis, CBT, DBT for adolescents and adults Center Tree Counseling www.centertreecounseling.com Rutland; 508-731-9006 Spencer; 508-731-9006 Worcester; 508-731-9006 Arni Casareale administrator Specialties include children and adolescents, substance abuse, domestic violence, trauma reaction, depression, anxiety disorders, oppositional defiant disorder, ADHD testing, as well as full psychological testing; individual, marriage, couples and family counseling, psychological testing, ADHD screening, group counseling, consulting Clinical & Support Options www.csoinc.org Athol; 978-249-9490 Gardner; 978-632-9400 Karin Jeffers CEO Outpatient services include urgent assessment and treatment, evaluations, therapy for children, adolescents and adults, group therapy, treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD, trauma, general adjustment disorders, medication management, addiction treatment Community Health Connections www.chcfhc.org Fitchburg; 978-878-8100 Gardner; 978-878-8100 Leominster; 978-878-8100 Jennifer Cruickshank director, ACTION and behavioral health services Treatment for depression, anxiety, co-occurring disorders; all ages; individual, couples and family therapy; dual diagnosis group therapy; psychiatry for existing medical patients 18+ years of age; in Fitchburg only, ACTION services provide care for homeless, those at risk for homelessness, and publicly housed adults and children; treatment of opioid use disorder Community Healthlink - HOAP (Homeless Outreach & Advocacy Project) www.communityhealthlink.org Chandler St., Worcester; 508-860-1079 Nicole Gagne president & CEO Community-based provider serving the homeless population of Central Massachusetts; providing a comprehensive array of services including screenings, assessments, counseling, health care, rehabilitation, and referral to other support systems Community Healthlink - Community Support Program www.communityhealthlink.org Clinton/Leominster/Fitchburg area; 978-534-6116 Worcester area; 774-312-2405 Nicole Gagne president & CEO Outreach team providing short-term, inpatient substance abuse treatment programs and intensive care management services to individuals at risk of repeated psychiatric hospitalizations; services are flexible; languages spoken include English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Khmer, Albanian Community Healthlink - Counseling/Outpatient Center www.communityhealthlink.org Clinton; 978-368-0181 Fitchburg; 978-401-3970 Leominster; 978-534-6116 Queen St., Worcester; 508-860-1260 Nicole Gagne president & CEO Professional services for individuals with serious mental illness in Greater Worcester and North Central Worcester County; services for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families including individual, family or group psychotherapy, psychiatric services, medication management, crisis management or case management Community Healthlink - Emergency Services www.communityhealthlink.org Mobile Unit, Ayer/Clinton/Fitchburg/Gardner/Leominster/ Worcester area; 800-977-5555 Nicole Gagne president & CEO Mobile Emergency Services unit available 24 hours per day providing on-site or mobile assessment and screening to any individual experiencing a mental health or substance abuse problem; service area includes Worcester and surrounding towns, Leominster, Fitchburg, Ayer, Clinton, Gardner Community Healthlink - Lipton Early Intervention Program www.communityhealthlink.org Nicole Gagne president & CEO Family-centered, community-based services for children ages birth to three who have identified disabilities, or risk of atypical development; including developmental assessments, home- or center-based visits, service coordination, play groups, parent support groups, access to providers; specific program for autism spectrum disorders The relatively remote North Quabbin region has long been underserved in the area of behavioral health care, but peo- ple with mental illness and addiction now have a new treat- ment resource close to home. The Dana Day Treatment Center in Petersham opened in June, on the bucolic grounds formerly serving as a residence and wellness center for the Sisters of Assumption. An out- patient treatment center, it is the first phase of The Quabbin Retreat project, which will serve as a comprehensive treatment site for adult and adolescent patients. The 82-acre property was named in honor of the for- mer Town of Dana, which was lost along with three other towns in order to create the Quabbin Reservoir in the 1930s. The Dana Day Treatment Center is slated to be joined by an adult residential substance abuse treatment center early next year, according to Heywood Healthcare, the Gardner-based system developing the center. A residential adolescent substance abuse treatment center will be added in the second phase of the project, and phase three will include an inpatient detox cen- ter. In total, there will be 86 beds on site. New behavioral health facili- ties have recently opened in other underserved parts of Central Massachusetts, includ- ing TaraVista Behavioral Health Center, an inpatient psychiatric hospital in Devens, and Harrington Recovery Services at Webster, a substance abuse and mental illness facility, which is also the site of a partial-hospi- talization and step-down pro- grams. Both opened in 2016. – Emily Micucci Petersham treatment center joins other new providers Dana Day Treatment Center

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