East Harlem: MAT Support Group
East Harlem Drop-In Center 104 -106 E 126th Street, New York, NY, United StatesThis group provides a space for participants to discuss Medication Assisted Recovery (MAT).
This group provides a space for participants to discuss Medication Assisted Recovery (MAT).
In this group, our SAMHSA navigators teach participants how to properly test drugs for various cuts and substances. Narcan will be distributed along with overdose prevention education and personally tailored testing strip packages.
Our Washington Heights Drop-In Center is a no-barrier, walk-in space that provides a variety of amenities, including hot meals, coffee, showers, bathrooms, and laundry.
Our Washington Heights Drop-In Center is a no-barrier, walk-in space that provides a variety of amenities, including hot meals, coffee, showers, bathrooms, and laundry.
Our East Harlem Drop-In Center is a no-barrier, walk-in space that provides a variety of amenities, including hot meals, coffee, showers, bathrooms, and laundry.
Our Washington Heights Drop-In Center is a no-barrier, walk-in space that provides a variety of amenities, including hot meals, coffee, showers, bathrooms, and laundry.
Need to talk to someone? Our counselor is here for you. Confidential and private counseling Referrals for psychiatric care and medications Psychosocial assessments for 2010e forms Ask at the SEP or DIC desk to see the counselor
Using the NADA protocol, 5 needles are placed on the outer ear to help reduce stress and anxiety and detoxify the lung, liver, and kidney.
Using the NADA protocol, 5 needles are placed on the outer ear to help reduce stress and anxiety and detoxify the lung, liver, and kidney.
Acupressure practitioners use their hands to apply pressure to acupoints on the body's meridians for healing and relaxation.
A meditative experience with the use of relaxing sound waves. Instruments used include gongs, singing bowls and tuning forks.
This group meets Mondays to provide support.
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