The Dorm offers a welcoming, CARF-certified environment for young adults in New York City, focused on enabling individuals to establish autonomous and fulfilling lives. We cater to adults from 18 to 30 dealing with advanced mental health concerns via comprehensive day and evening offerings that incorporate therapeutic approaches, practical abilities training, and group backing. We focus on addressing addiction, traumatic experiences, anxiety and depression, eating difficulties, psychotic conditions, personality issues, and assistance with executive function impairments. Customized treatment programs vary from 3 to more than 30 hours per week, determined by professional assessments. Full-spectrum support includes individual therapy from licensed professionals versed in over 11 techniques like DBT, CBT, EMDR, and Cognitive Remediation, bespoke life skills mentoring, group therapy, family counseling, nutritional guidance from registered dietitians, academic and professional services, an innovative community center with social events, and access to supportive housing or partial residential options.
More Than a Decade in Young Adult Mental Health Care
The Dorm provides a supportive, CARF-certified setting for young adults in New York City, committed to assisting individuals in achieving self-reliant and purposeful existences. We support adults aged 18 to 30 navigating complex mental health obstacles through in-depth day and evening programs that encompass therapeutic strategies, skill enhancement activities, and community assistance. Our specialties include managing substance dependencies, trauma effects, anxiety and depressive conditions, eating disorders, psychotic illnesses, personality disorders, and help with executive function challenges. Individualized care strategies extend from 3 to over 30 hours weekly, following detailed evaluations. Holistic services feature personalized therapy sessions with clinicians proficient in more than 11 approaches including DBT, CBT, EMDR, and Cognitive Remediation, customized life skills instruction, group therapy, family sessions, nutritional advice from qualified dietitians, educational and vocational aid, a special community gathering space with events and activities, along with housing support and partial residential arrangements.