We meet the mental health and wellness needs of our community, including children, adolescents, and families. For those without health insurance we price our services on a sliding scale to ensure every child and family member receives the services they need to promote optimal mental health.

We provide a safe and welcoming environment for every individual regardless of race, gender, sexual identity, disability, or documentation status.  Our programs and services provide support across the lifespan of a child/adolescent, from birth through age 21, and are tailored to address each individual’s unique needs. 

As an agency committed to the health and wellness of our employees and communities, we are committed to examining and taking action against the multifaceted nature of racism in the United States. Racism is dehumanizing to everyone it touches.

We hold a longstanding value of upholding and working toward social justice for all people. We are a welcoming, caring community, respecting of diversity and differences. We must examine racism beyond the actions of individuals, for it is embedded in the systems of care and the very fabric of our society.

We acknowledge that racism can be unconscious or unintentional. Yet it influences behavior and we are committed to examining implicit biases and their impact.  

We acknowledge that racism works in tandem with systems of sexism, patriarchy, heteronormativity, cissexism, classism, and ableism.

We vow to purposefully identify, discuss, and challenge issues of race and color and the impact(s) they have on our organization, its systems, and its people. 

We challenge ourselves to understand and correct any inequities we may discover and gain a better understanding of ourselves during this purposeful process.

We affirm explicitly and publicly, our identity as an anti-racist organization.

Roy Berger: President
Laoise King, Esq: Secretary
Tom Sansone, Esq: Treasurer
Steve Bedwell: Director
Peter Katz: Director
Marissa Tartaglia: Director
Stefanie Tywonick: Director