Mental & Behavioral Health

HERE FOR ALL

At the Raritan Bay Area YMCA, we recognize that mental and emotional well-being are key to healthy living. With many individuals facing mental health challenges, we are committed to expanding access to quality support. Explore the resources below and connect with us if you need help finding the right services.

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CONNECT WITH US

Complete the form below OR contact our Director of Mental Health Services - Alejandrina Batista, abatista@rbaymca.org, 732-442-3632 ext. 6514.

MENTAL & BEHAVIORAL HEALTH INQUIRY FORM

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OUR MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS

Outpatient Counseling Services	Intensive In-Community Counseling Services
Mental Wellness Services for Older Adults   (Ages 60+)	Families Fit Together                       (Ages 12-17)
Move, Create, Express                  (Ages 10-17)

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RESOURCES

The resources below offer support and services for behavioral health:

NAME OF RESOURCE	TYPES OF SUPPORT PROVIDED
NAMI NJ	NAMI Family Support Group is a 60-minute support group for adult friends and family members (18+) of people with mental health conditions. Participants gain support from peers who understand their experience and gain insight into others’ challenges and successes.
New Jersey Care Management Organization	NJCMO is a collection of 15 CMO's in NJ. It was formed to: Encourage collaboration and cooperation among all CMOs, Educate the community on the role of the CMO and how we help youth and families, Assist youth and families connect to needed resources, Provide a broader voice across the state of CMOs. NJCMOs provide services for Mental Health, Substance Abuse, Developmental Disabilities, Court Involvement and Trouble in School
Alcoholics Anonymous	Online 12-Step Resources and Meetings
Narcotics Anonymous	Find NA meetings, inpatient treatment and/or group therapy & support.
The Addiction Recovery Guide	Guide to various online/chat meetings for AA, NA, etc.
Online Group AA Meetings	Group AA meetings
In the Rooms: A Global Recovery Community	Global online community with over 500,000 members who share their strength and experience with one another daily through live meetings, discussion groups, and all the other tools
LifeRing	Organization of people who share practical experiences and sobriety support based on the idea that there are many ways to live free of drugs and alcohol as there are stories of successful sober people.