Overview of Services

• Gender specific, research-based approach
• Individualized treatment planning
• Individual, group and family counseling
• Individualized vocational/ educational track including career counseling, vocational assessment, GED, pre-GED, High School, Business Track, Marist College courses on-site
• Creative Arts Therapy
• Parenting Classes
• Psychiatric evaluation and ongoing medications management on-site
• Developmentally appropriate adolescent counseling
• 12 Steps fully integrated into program
• Self Help groups
• Spiritual/ Religious support based on client interest/ religion
• Medical Case Management (including HIV, Hepatitis C)
• HIV/AIDS Education and Prevention
• Relapse Prevention Groups
• Re-entry in Poughkeepsie or reunification with family following intensive phase of treatment in Barryville
• Aftercare available for one year free of charge

• Mother/Infant Bonding Group (Reading/Play Group, facilitated by LPN)
• Mothers Issues Group (Support Group facilitated by Mother/ Infant Program Coordinator)
• Curriculum Group (Topics such as child's self-esteem, positive discipline, child development, etc., facilitated by Mother-Infant Program Coordinator)
• Mother/Infant Medical Issues Group (focused on physical needs of child, safety issues, facilitated by LPN)
• Individual counseling sessions with Mother/ Infant Program Coordinator
• Pre-natal and post-natal care
• Pediatric care
• Education on pregnancy
• Individual programming based on medical needs
• Developmentally appropriate activities for children in Children's Resource Room, staffed by experienced childcare providers
• Developmental assessments of children

New Hope Manor is licensed by the New York State OASAS, and is certified as a Congregate Care Level 2 Facility. Funding is provided by federal, State, County and local sources, or received as donations

New Hope accepts private insurance and has a sliding scale fee. No one is refused admission for lack of ability to pay for our services.