A person’s mental health will be seriously affected by workplace bullying. The New York Healthy Workplace Advocates (NYHWA) will be compiling a list of support groups, agencies and other resources in the coming months across New York State to assist targets of workplace bullies to find support in dealing with the health effects of this form of workplace violence
NYHWA welcomes any support groups, agencies and other resources you may be aware of across the state to be added to this page. Please send any information to us at info@nyhwa.org.
Buffalo and Western New York Mental Health Resources
Action for Mental Health
1005 Grant Street
Buffalo, NY
716-871-0581
Support groups:
Sunday Mental Health
Depression
Women Trauma Survivors
Embracing Recovery
Pain Management
Self Esteem
Growing with Words, Poetry Group
Bipolar "RUSH"
TriView Support Group
Facilitator Support Group
Panic and Anxiety/OCD
Southtowns Group -Anxiety, Depression, Panic Disorder & Social Phobia
Attention Deficit Disorder Treatment Center
Accession Luther Church
4640 Main Street - Snyder
716-829-2244
www,addresswny.org
Crises Services Advocate Program
Individual Counseling for survivors of rape, sexual assault and domestic violence
716-834-3131
www.crisesservices.org
Mental Health Peer Connection
Support line for those with mental health issues who just need someone to talk to.
716-834-7337
Support Line Available:
Monday - Friday 1-9PM
Saturday & Sunday 3-11PM
General Grief Support Group
For grieving adults who have experienced the death of a loved one
716-836-9460
www.hospicebuffalo.org/lrc
Life Touch
Person & Family Support for those with personality disorders
Wesleyan Church of Hamburg
4999 McKinley Parkway
Hamburg, NY
716-649-6335
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Support
Buffalo General Hospital CMHC
80 Goodrich Street
716-859-2945
Jewish Family Services of Buffalo & Erie County EWRAP Program
Socialization program for adults of 60 years of age who have a mental health diagnosis
716-883-1914
Ask for the EWRAP Program
Postpartum Depression Support Group
Support from mothers who know firsthand about this mood disorder
Erie County Medical Center
Grider Street
716-898-3255
Serenity Club
Mutual support for anyone diagnosed with a mental illness under physician care & 18 years or older
Englewood Drop-In Services
66 Englewood Avenue
Buffalo, NY
716-835-1919
Woman Focus
(A Department of Prevention Focus, Inc.)
Workshops for Women
716-884-3256
Call for times and locations of workshops
Workshop topics can include:
Healthy Relationships
Women & Self Esteem
Understanding Anger
Bold & Balanced: Assertiveness Skills for Women
Recovery, Inc.
For those experiencing nervous symptoms & fears
Please call for times and locations
716-694-0104 or search web directory by Zip Code for a location near you.
http://www.recovery-inc.org/meetings/find-a-meeting.asp
Holy Spirit Church Hall
For consumers of mental health services and caregivers, a prayerful group of people committed to helping each other
All Faiths welcome
Last Sunday of the month
12 Noon to 1 PM
Dakota Street near Delaware and Hertel Avenues
Buffalo, NY
716-875-8102
St. Joseph University Parish Church
3269 Main Street
20 minute Catholic Eucharistic prayer for recipients of mental health services and caregivers
Contact Sister Jeremy Midura 716-833-0298
NAMI
Monthly Education meetings for families with a mentally ill loved one
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
4007 Main Street, Amherst, NY
716-832-4035
NAMI also distributes an excellent book on mental health services, support groups and other resources.
Co-Dependents Anonymous
Trinity Old Luther Church
3445 Sheridan Drive
Amherst, NY 14226
Tuesday's 7:30 - 9 PM
Attending meetings is necessary for recovery in the CoDA program. A codependent attends meetings for his/her personal recovery, and this attendance benefits everyone, it’s what creates the group. At meetings, we share our experience, strength, and hope in our program of recovery.
Greater Rochester Mental Health Resources
Mental Health Association
320 N. Goodman Street
Rochester, NY 14607
Telephone: (585) 325-3145
Fax: (585) 325-3188
Excellent selection of over 200 support groups in the Greater Rochester Area
http://www.mharochester.org/SupportGroupDirectory.aspx?taxid=462
Self-Help Drop in Center
(585) 454-3530
539 South Ave, Rochester, NY 14620
Peer-to-Peer Self Help Group. Volunteers have all experienced a mental health issue and can easily relate to those who experience such.
Recovery, Inc.
For those experiencing nervous symptoms & fears
Search web directory by Zip Code for a location near you.
http://www.recovery-inc.org/meetings/find-a-meeting.asp
Co-Dependents Anonymous
http://www.codependents.org/
Click on "Meeting Resources" link to locate groups that meet in and around the Rochester area. Please wait a moment for the page to load and then type state and city of the area you wish to locate meetings. The web form also allows a search by zip code as well. Results are displayed at the bottom of the page so scroll down to see what locations are nearest you.
Attending meetings is necessary for recovery in the CoDA program. A codependent attends meetings for his/her personal recovery, and this attendance benefits everyone, it’s what creates the group. At meetings, we share our experience, strength, and hope in our program of recovery.
Greater Syracuse Mental Health Resources
Contact Community Services (24 Hour Crisis Services Hotline)
Phone: 315-251-1400
Email: contact@ContactSyracuse.org
Address: Business Office
6520 Basile Rowe
East Syracuse, NY 13057
http://www.contactsyracuse.org/index.html
Onondaga County
Call 315-251-0600
Residents of Cayuga County have a special toll-free number through a contract with that county’s mental health department.
Cayuga County
Call 1-877-400-8740
Recovery, Inc.
For those experiencing nervous symptoms & fears
Search web directory by Zip Code for a location near you.
http://www.recovery-inc.org/meetings/find-a-meeting.asp
Co-Dependents Anonymous
http://www.codependents.org/
Click on "Meeting Resources" link to locate groups that meet in and around the Rochester area. Please wait a moment for the page to load and then type state and city of the area you wish to locate meetings. The web form also allows a search by zip code as well. Results are displayed at the bottom of the page so scroll down to see what locations are nearest you.
Attending meetings is necessary for recovery in the CoDA program. A codependent attends meetings for his/her personal recovery, and this attendance benefits everyone, it’s what creates the group. At meetings, we share our experience, strength, and hope in our program of recovery.
