http://ymhproject.org
Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 - Westchester County
(914) 649-7138
The Youth Mental Health Project is a nonprofit organization promoting awareness and education about youth mental health through storytelling and community dialogue. We empower families/communities to act with the knowledge, skills & resources needed to support the social, emotional, mental & behavioural health of youth.
About The Youth Mental Health Project:
The Youth Mental Health Project is a nonprofit organization promoting awareness and education about youth mental health through storytelling and community dialogue. We empower families/communities to act with the knowledge, skills & resources needed to support the social, emotional, mental & behavioural health of youth.
Category: Mental Health Specialists
Services: Health, Mental Health Project, Youth Mental Health Service
- Abuse Issues
- Addictions
- ADHD
- Adolescent Issues
- Adolescents
- Adult Counseling
- Adults
- Anxiety
- Anxiety Disorders
- Behavior Disorders
- Behavior Problems
- Communication Issues
- Compulsions
- Couple Conflict
- Couples
- Couples Therapy
- Depression
- Drug & Alcohol Abuse
- Emotional Problems
- Family Problems
- Family Therapy
- Group Counseling
- Marital Counseling
- Marital Therapy
- Marriage Counseling
- Mental Health
- Mental Health Issues
- Mental Illness
- Personal
- Psychotherapy
- Relationship Issues
- Relaxation Training
- Sadness
- Stress
- Stress Management
- Support Groups
- Teen Counseling
- Teenager Issues
- therapy
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