Child and Family Services Buffalo

This Buffalo organization is an outpatient mental health clinic, run as a nonprofit and privately. The Buffalo rehab and counseling center offers therapy for mental health needs to children, teens, adults, and families. Its clinicians give people individual support and build each plan of care around the diagnosis, preferences, and priorities of the person receiving it. SAMHSA listings include this center as an outpatient provider; it is one of 55 SAMHSA-listed treatment facilities in Buffalo and Erie County.

The clinic is at 3901 Genesee Street Suite 110, Buffalo, NY, and services are offered in both English and Spanish. If your call is for a family member, the helpline can help you ask about openings and how the clinic operates. As an outpatient program, it has people attend scheduled sessions and return home afterward. When you want to compare this counseling center with other rehabs in Buffalo, the helpline can walk you through the options at no cost.

Outpatient care and therapies in Buffalo

This is outpatient care, so visits are scheduled rather than involving a residential stay, and a typical program length is 5 days. The center offers 1-on-1 counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, eye movement therapy (EMDR), family therapy, group therapy, and online therapy, all focused on mental health and substance use concerns. Because the program is outpatient, if you are considering inpatient rehab, the helpline can help you weigh that level of care against what this clinic offers.

After the program ends, ongoing outpatient aftercare can help a person hold onto the progress they made. Families seeking a rehabilitation program near home in Buffalo will find both individual and group sessions here, and sessions can shift as needs change. If a therapist suggests another care level our helpline is able to help you look into different treatment centers across Erie County.

1. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
2. Family Therapy
3. Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
4. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
5. 1-on-1 Counseling
6. Online Therapy
7. Group Therapy

Who this Buffalo program serves

1. Young people and teens in need of outpatient mental health counseling
2. Adults and older adults seeking therapy for mental health or substance use concerns
3. Men and women looking for individual or group therapy
4. Families who want to take part in family therapy sessions
5. Young adults moving toward independent care

What to expect at the clinic in Buffalo

The program is outpatient, with a typical length of 5 days, and sessions are offered in English and Spanish. This private, nonprofit Buffalo treatment center provides counseling for individuals and families in a clinic setting, without residential amenities. Because there is no on-site housing, then you or your family member will need a stable place to stay during treatment.

Paying for care at this center

According to its own materials, the center takes cash pay rates and provides a sliding fee scale tied to ability to pay. Insurance might be an option, but you will need to verify benefits by phone with the center before counting on coverage. If what your plan covers is unclear, the helpline can help you prepare the questions to ask. Nothing is promised until the center confirms it.

Questions to ask this center in Buffalo

1. How often are sessions held during the 5-day program?
2. Does the center accept my insurance, and what out-of-pocket expenses will I face?
3. Which therapists speak Spanish?
4. How are family members involved in treatment?
5. What outpatient aftercare is available when the program ends?