Be Sure to Check Out Our 2021 Community Calendar
All of the family friendly events and activities East Haddam has to offer in one spot!
Read More Be Sure to Check Out Our 2021 Community CalendarA Talk with Our Clinician Taylor About Mental Health in the Winter
This time of year can be difficult for many, here is a video from our clinician Taylor Napolitano, LMSW to provide you with some tips to help manage our mental health during winter and with COVID. Please know we are also here as a resource in town. Stay safe!
Read More A Talk with Our Clinician Taylor About Mental Health in the WinterYouth Suicide: A Call to Action
EHYFS Welcomes our New Clinician Taylor Napolitano, LMSW
Taylor holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work with a specialization in children, adolescents, and families. Taylor has worked in outpatient therapy where her focus was with children ages 3-18 and their families. Taylor also has experience with adults and co-occurring substance use and mental health. We are happy to welcome her to East Haddam […]
Read More EHYFS Welcomes our New Clinician Taylor Napolitano, LMSWLiveLOUD Families’ Telehealth Information
Virtual medicine, or telemedicine, brings your doctor or counselor to you, even when offices are closed. On the LiveLOUD Families web page you’ll find more resources on telemedicine andcommunity-based substance use services during the COVID-19 emergency and beyond.
Read More LiveLOUD Families’ Telehealth InformationRecovery Support Services Provided by Project Courage
Discovering A Path to Purposeful Recovery Recovery is more than not using substances, it’s about leading a purposeful, healthy, and fulfilling life. The Recovery Support Services program provides the tools and support on your own time and in your own environment to start building positive routines and relationships, with: An in-home recovery coach, An in-home […]
Read More Recovery Support Services Provided by Project CourageThe Youth Job Bank is Open for Business!
Helpful Tips for Safe Medication Storage
Talk It Out: A Resource for Parents and Caregivers
The State of Connecticut has launched the Talk it Out Line 1-833-258-5011, to help parents and caregivers cope with the stress and increased needs resulting from caring for their children during the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch the PSA Here. Click Here to Go to Talk It Out CT
Read More Talk It Out: A Resource for Parents and CaregiversOnline Tricircle Support Groups
