Crisis 24/7: (518) 725-4310 Ext 999 · Crisis Walk-In Services M-Th 8-7, Fri 8-5 & Sat 9-1 Gloversville Clinic
Catholic Charities DV Hotline: (518) 725-5300
National Suicide Hotline: 988 · Maternal Mental Health Hotline : 1-833-852-6262

Crisis 24/7: (518) 725-4310 Ext 999
Crisis Walk-In Services @ Gloversville Clinic
M-Th 8-6, Fri 8-5 & Sat 9-1
Catholic Charities DV Hotline: (518) 725-5300
National Suicide Hotline: 988
Maternal Mental Health Hotline : 1-833-852-6262

The Family Counseling Center is a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic

Mental health doesn’t exist in isolation. Housing challenges, medical concerns, substance use, family stress, and other life circumstances often affect emotional well-being.

That’s why our Behavioral Health Clinic works closely with other programs through The Family Counseling Center. Our teams communicate regularly and coordinate care to ensure you receive the support your need – when you need it.

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The Family Counseling Center has joined Cohort 3 of New York State’s Zero Suicide Initiative, a statewide effort to strengthen suicide prevention and improve outcomes for individuals experiencing suicidal thoughts or behaviors.

In partnership with the New York State Office of Mental Health and the Suicide Prevention Center of New York, we are implementing the evidence-based Zero Suicide framework across our organization. Through leadership, training, screening, treatment, and continuous improvement, we are working to ensure every individual receives the support, care, and connection they need.

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A place of hope, healing, and support for children and teens experiencing behavioral health crises.

Named in memory of Bailey Alexandria Field, the Bailey Field Children’s Center is being created to provide immediate support for young people in emotional or behavioral crisis. Designed to reduce the need for hospitalization or law enforcement involvement, the Center will offer a safe, compassionate environment where youth can de-escalate, reconnect, and begin to heal.

Thanks to the generosity of our community, the fundraising goal has been achieved and construction is now underway.

LEARN ABOUT THE BAILEY FIELD CHILDREN’S CENTER

Every day, people walk through our doors looking for hope, healing, and support. Sometimes the hardest part is simply asking for help.

Whether you’re seeking counseling for the first time, returning after some time away, supporting a loved one, or facing an unexpected crisis, our team is here to meet you where you are and help you move forward.