Mental Health & Counseling Services at our Wellness Center

 Exciting new programs for youth, teens, and young adults!

Please download and complete the registration intake forms and return via email to [email protected].
​For Social Skills Groups, please contact the Wellness Center at 631-849-5431.

- Upcoming Workshops -

HEALING PAGES:
​JOURNALING WORKSHOP
For ages 10 and older
November 2nd from 1:00-2:30pm at the NSYC Rec Room
UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING ANXIETY IN CHILDREN
For parents and guardians
November 4th from 6:30-8:30pm at the NSYC Rec Room

Empowering individuals to become the most successful version of themselves.

​NSYC's mental health and counseling services provide safe, supportive spaces and diverse opportunities to improve well-being and help youth and families cope in today's changing world. Our services take place at our new wellness center, located in the portable building on the grounds of the Shoreham-Wading River High School.

​To inquire about services, call our office at 631-849-5431 or email [email protected]. ​Follow our new Wellness Center Instagram page to stay informed about our upcoming events, valuable mental health tips, informative resources, and discover new ways to prioritize your mental well-being.

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Our Services

Individual counseling
NSYC counselors are licensed professionals providing safe, confidential counseling to children and adults, ages 5 and older. Our clinicians are experienced in a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, addiction, alcohol and substance abuse, ADHD/ASD, social issues, behavioral issues, and bereavement. Counselors can also provide crisis intervention and referrals for additional services, if necessary. Counseling is provided in person at our office or through our secure HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform.
family counseling
NSYC clinicians can help families of all types recognize and resolve conflicts and improve their relationships. Our counselors maintain supportive environments to help individuals gain clarity, develop effective communication, and strengthen problem-solving skills to produce positive outcomes.
Group Services
​In addition to counseling services, NSYC offers unique, ongoing group programs that target and nurture specific areas, including learning and reinforcing social skills, developing healthy coping skills, managing and reducing stress and anxiety, and identifying and understanding emotions.
school-based student assistance counseling
​NSYC Student Assistance Counselors play a critical role in substance abuse education, prevention, mental health wellness, treatment, and fostering a safe and confidential place for youth to communicate during the school day. Our counselors work in collaboration with school administrators and teachers to resolve issues that are significantly impacting a student's ability to succeed in the classroom and in a variety of social settings. They help build students’ developmental assets and resiliency, and become a bridge between school and the home.​ 

NSYC provides Student Assistance Counselors in the Shoreham-Wading River and Rocky Point School Districts.

Existing clients, click below for login access to your patient portal.

Resources

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
Association for Children'ts Mental Health (ACMH)

Latest News

Protecting Youth Mental Health: The U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory 
NAMI Back to School Resources
National Alliance on Mental Illness
Biden-Harris Administration Announces $65.7 Million in Prevention, Treatment, and Workforce Enhancement Awards and Funding Opportunities to Advance President’s Unity Agenda for the Nation
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration - August 26, 2024
Why Addressing Youth Mental Health Is Critical In A Post-Pandemic Era
Gary Ivory - Forbes Nonprofit Council - August 26, 2024
'Alarming' surge in mental ill health among young people in face of 'unprecedented' challenges, experts warn
Melissa Davey - The Guardian - August 13, 2024
CDC Data Show Improvements in Youth Mental Health but Need for Safer and More Supportive Schools
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - August 6, 2024