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New York Psychotherapy and Counseling Center (NYPCC)

NYPCC is comprised of a network of five treatment facilities including three child & Family Mental Health Centers located in Brooklyn, the Bronx, and East NY.

New York Psychotherapy and Counseling Center (“NYPCC”) was founded in 1974 as a non-profit community oriented mental health clinic licensed by the New York State Office of Mental Health. We are now comprised of seven program locations, using evidence-based practices and cutting edge rehabilitation techniques to provide out-patient mental health services to the community, including Seriously and Pe

rsistently Mentally Ill adults and Seriously Emotionally Disturbed children and adolescents in Brooklyn and Queens

08/05/2025

Summer break is nearing its end, and the school season is slowly approaching! 📚 We know that transitioning from summer back to school can be difficult and even mentally stressful—for both children and parents. That’s why this month we’re sharing tips to help your family mentally prepare for the upcoming shift. 💡

This week’s is all about Reintroducing Routines Gradually! ⏰ A predictable routine can reduce stress and anxiety, helping to support both you and your child’s emotional regulation. 🧠❤️

Struggling with sleep or structure? We’re here to help. Call 718-908-8000 or visit nypcc.org/get-help to connect with a therapist.

08/04/2025

“Approximately 9.5% of American adults ages 18 and over, will suffer from a depressive illness each year.”

The journey to change begins with awareness.

08/01/2025

Happy August, Summer in NYC is in full swing! It’s perfect time to soak up the sun and take care of your mental wellness! 💚

Did you know getting outside can reduce stress, lift your mood, and boost creativity? 🧠✨ Join us for Weekend Reminders as we explore the city and connect with our community!

Don’t miss Harlem Week (Aug 1–18) — a celebration of the vibrant African, Caribbean & Hispanic cultures that make Harlem legendary. 🎶🕺🏾🍴

Live music, dancing, food, and community vibes await!

Learn more at harlemweek.com

07/31/2025

“Not all storms come to disrupt your life. Some come to clear your path.”

If you or a loved one is looking for help, we are here for you. To learn more about our counseling services, visit: https://nypcc.org/get-help/ or call us at (718) 908-8000.

07/30/2025

Last weekend, Alyssa joined the PAC Parents Day event in Queens to celebrate parenthood alongside the inspiring parents of the P.A.C.! She connected with families and shared valuable mental health tips and resources for both parents and individuals.

Big thanks to the Parent Advocacy Council (P.A.C.) for creating a space that centers lived experience and uplifts parent voices to improve outcomes for children and families.

07/29/2025

In this digital age 📱, it can feel like we're always glued to our screens. Excessive screen time can lead to poor sleep and negatively impact our family's mood. That's why this , we recommend limiting your child's screen time and encouraging offline fun!

Being offline promotes creativity and reduces overstimulation, supporting emotional regulation and overall well-being. 🧠

📩 Reach out for screen time planners and tips.

07/28/2025

“Anxiety disorders are the highest reported mental health issue in the U.S. with 42.5 million Americans claiming to suffer from this illness.”

Start the conversation. Change the outcome.

We are here to help. To learn more about our counseling services, visit: https://nypcc.org/get-help/ or call us at 718-908-8000.

07/25/2025

It’s National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. This month, we’re sharing ways to support and uplift minority communities facing mental health challenges.

Create healing spaces- To ensure mental wellness thrives, we recommend developing environments where individuals feel safe, acknowledged, and supported. A healing space offers refuge from daily stressors and generational trauma.

It’s not just about a physical location; it’s about fostering emotional safety, cultural respect, and meaningful connections.

Make room for rest, reflection, and cultural expression. Encourage and practice self-care, and consider hosting or attending wellness activities such as journaling sessions, group meditation, or simple check-ins. By promoting empathy and connections in both professional and personal settings, you can help create your own healing space.

07/24/2025

“What mental health needs is more sunlight, more candor, and more unashamed conversation.”

If you or a loved one is looking for help, we are here for you. To learn more about our counseling services, visit: https://nypcc.org/get-help/ or call us at (718) 908-8000.

07/23/2025

This week’s Outreach Picture of the Week highlights Alyssa representing us at the Voces Latinas Women’s Luncheon on Mental and Sexual Health! Alyssa shared tips on how “your words make a difference,” distributed our resources, and spoke about the importance of taking care of our mental health and helping to destigmatize it in our communities.

Thank you to Constanza and Voces Latinas for inviting us and giving us the opportunity to join this meaningful event!

07/22/2025

Summer can be super stressful at times 😅, with all the plans we have lined up to make it the best time possible for our family. That’s why this , we recommend practicing mindfulness together.

Mindfulness helps build emotional resilience and improves focus, supporting your family in the best way possible with emotional control. 🧘‍♀️

📩 Contact us for kid-friendly mindfulness calendars.

07/21/2025

“50% of all lifetime mental illness begins by age 14, and 75% by age 24.”

We are here to help.

You are seen and heard. To learn more about our counseling services, visit: https://nypcc.org/get-help/ or call us at 718-908-8000.

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New York, NY

Telephone

+17185531100

Website

http://www.nypcc.org/

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