The AIDS Center of Queens County (ACQC) Behavioral Health Department operates a New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH)-licensed Article 31 outpatient mental health clinic, with a satellite location in Brooklyn. The clinic serves adults and adolescents ages 13 and older with Axis I diagnoses, providing individual therapy, group therapy, family counseling, psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and crisis intervention.
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For information on insurances accepted by ACQC Brooklyn Satellite, please contact them directly at (718) 896-2500.
Awesome school. Super sad this is my son’s last year. His progress has been amazing. The staff is definitely on point with communication and keeping the families updated. I have no regrets
I want to say any help I ever needed Bionca and Takeira are amazing workers!! Anything I need help with they are there and they’re very patient. There are some other workers who have been very helpful. Very good place for help in many different situations.
An incredible organization helping people make positive lifestyle changes. I am particularly fond of HCC's free fitness program - FitBK. Even if you're a fitness buff you'll walk away enlightened about health and wellness. The program has helped me increase my fitness level and exposed me to new workouts all the while introducing me to a community of people with shared interests. Whether you're dealing with trauma, health issues, in need of housing, or looking to improve your English, HCC is the place to go.
Everyone here has an attitude!! A professional, helpful, friendly attitude!! If you need help in life and want to find someone, anyone who gives a flip about your well-being.. well, you'd be coming to the right place! The only thing required is the willingness to work towards a positive change and honesty. As they say, God helps those that help themselves! Special shout-out to Justin and Brian!! Who put me right where I needed to be, pushed me in the right direction and gave me a new outlook on life!!
Once you have had your intake visit, they really work hard at matching you with an appropriate therapist within a week. Occasionally there isn't a good match, but nobody gets upset if you ask for a change. The director will help you with problems
