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Neurobehavioral Rehabilitation Associates is a healthcare practice in New Jersey which provides testing, evaluating and treating all types of memory issues and stress conditions after car accidents and workplace injuries. Memory loss and amnesia are common after head trauma causing concussions and traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
I offer counselling and psychotherapy for adults and children 4 years and older. My specialties are grief/loss, couples, behavior, adolescents, and family relations. My credentials include a B.A. in Psychology, a Master's Degree in Professional Counseling from Monmouth University, and Post-Masters Certification in Play Therapy. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and National Board Certified.
A Need We Feed is an organization that prepares, packages, and delivers hot meals and creates dining opportunities for our veterans, children, and their families who are in need. We use the tools of our extensive food service background and personal history to create, what we consider, a normal lifestyle for those who are struggling in our community to do so.
The Arc of New Jersey Family Institute is a statewide program that helps family members gain the tools and knowledge necessary to become an effective advocate for their child with an intellectual and developmental disability. It also supports families as they navigate the different service delivery systems including IEPs, Medicaid, and state services.
Hope Sheds Light offers Academic Support Groups every Wednesday. At no cost to you, we will provide professional tutors, computers to use, and a conducive learning environment.
NJ Promise at Rutgers-UBHC is an innovative and evidence based, early intervention treatment program for individuals between the ages of 12-25 who are experiencing Clinical High Risk for Psychosis (CHRP) symptoms.
Gladiator Boxing Gym is owned and operated by Shawn Darling. Darling is a certified US Amateur boxing coach and a NJ Police Academy boxing instructor. Darling is a former "Tough Man" fighter. He is also a certified personal trainer and certified in first aid and CPR.
Project Freedom is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that develops and operates barrier-free housing to enable individuals with disabilities to live independently. Supportive services such as recreation, training, and advocacy are provided.
Preferred Behavioral is holding a Social Skills Group for youth ages 12-15. Come out and spend time with teens your age for support, socialization, and more! Where: Preferred Center for Children and Families 1500 Route 88, Brick. Time: Monday @ 7:00pm-8:30pm. Contact: Megan Gitto, LAC mgitto@preferredbehavioral.org OR 732-785-1900 ext. 3174
ACI's LGBTQ+ and Disabled Support Group held virtually on second Monday of every month from 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM. Facilitated by ACI's Sam Gavron. Join for kickoff meeting on 5/8. RSVP: adacil.org, 732-738-4388, or acaba@adacil.org
Provides a take out meal twice a month for those in need.
Stafford Township offers a variety of programs. For more information check out their website.
Ocean County Career Center - stay connected and follow them on social media! Scan the QR Code on the flyer to be redirected to their social media pages.
O.C.E.A.N. Inc. Weatherization Program is provided to income-eligible homeowners and renters at no cost. The program will provide services including sealing windows/doors, insulation, fitting hot water jackets, water heater repair, and energy-saving measures.
Residential programs for people with multiple disabilities are what AMIB does with love, patience, and expertise.
As a Medicare/Medicaid provider in good standing, CSS was awarded Joint Commission accreditation in June of 1997. Almost every aspect of home care is covered, including a division that caters to the professional client offering a plethora of equipment, clothing, and supplies for offices and facilities.
The goal of NJP2P is for Peer Navigators to help increase a youth’s ability to articulate and work toward their goals, interact with professionals, and be able to initiate connections to resources on their own.
We are families helping families, providing recreation, support, and referral to parents and guardians with neuro-typical and special needs children.
Our mission is to bring hope to the immigrant community of Ocean County through a renewed perspective on the challenges our immigrant families face due to fear of deportation and discrimination.
The benefits are Emergency Hotel Placement, Rental Assistance, Food Assistance, Transportation, Bilingual Mental Health Counseling, Support Groups, Job Training, Court and Medical Advocacy, Case Management, Safe Dates Teen Workshops among other support services as interpretations and advocacy.
The Cancer Support Community is an international nonprofit dedicated to providing support, education, and hope to people affected by cancer.
We pride ourselves on small teacher/student ratios, making each child an individual, not a face in a crowd.
NJ YAP Community Anti-Violence Program goals are to keep youth positively engaged in their home and community, connect families with community resources, and build daily life skills. Youth are matched with advocates who provide individualized mentoring support and provide specific interventions. To learn more, visit YAPinc.org
Changing Seasons provides Autism evaluations (ADOS-2), covered by some insurance carriers, within the family's home. Completed by Dr. Ericka Santiago-Diaz, available in both English and Spanish. Call now to schedule an evaluation: 201-579-0476.