The Mental Health Association of Westchester Revenue and Competitors

At The Mental Health Association of Westchester, we believe in recovery because we see it every day. Founded in 1946, MHA is the premier advocate for behavioral health throughout the greater Hudson Valley region. We promote mental health through advocacy, community education and direct services, and our person-centered and recovery-oriented programs and services reflect our deeply held values, including our clients rights to self-determination, choice and collaboration. Each year, we provide behavioral health services to more than 12,000 children, teenagers and adults through our eight licensed clinics, as well as community-based programs and services. From traditional therapy and innovative practices to treat early psychosis to Planned Respite and family support services, MHA creates individualized care to meet the needs of each of its clients. With walk-in clinics, bilingual and mobile behavioral health services, peer support services, Telehealth appointments and home-based therapy options, we are able to provide care when our clients need it and where they need it. For adults, we also offer residential and employment services to help individuals with behavioral health conditions lead independent lives. We are also proud to offer several services that enhance the safety and well-being of children. Throughout the year, we host a robust training schedule of community and professional educational opportunities on topics such as behavioral health, child abuse and suicide prevention and intervention. Learn more about all of our programs and services at www.mhawestchester.org/our-services