Spectrum Behavioral Health

About Spectrum Behavioral Health – Poughkeepsie, New York

Mental health care isn’t one-size-fits-all. At Spectrum Behavioral Health in Poughkeepsie, New York, they take that to the core. With more than three decades of experience serving the wider Hudson Valley, Spectrum has thoughtful and effective mental health treatments for people of all ages. Whether it’s a child struggling with anxiety, a teen navigating depression, or an adult struggling to cope with life’s challenges, Spectrum is ready to offer solution-focused care.

Spectrum Behavioral Health has four convenient locations, which gives New Yorkers a ton of options for accessible mental health treatment in their community. They have a full team of professionals for every person who walks in their doors, such as psychiatric nurse practitioners, licensed clinical social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and mental health counselors.

While Spectrum Behavioral Health doesn’t provide direct substance use disorder treatment, they recognize the strong connection between addictive behaviors and mental health. Many people struggling with addiction also experience underlying mental health conditions, like anxiety, that contribute to their substance use.

For the individuals who need more targeted addiction treatment, Spectrum collaborates with the New York Office of Addiction Services and Supports. OASAS is a statewide resource that provides substance use disorder treatment, prevention resources, and recovery services. By working closely with OASAS, the facility connects their clients with the right programs while continuing to receive the mental health care they need.

Spectrum Behavioral Health heavily focuses on child and adolescent mental health. They specialize in treating eating disorders, trauma, personality disorders, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and schizophrenia in young clients. They work with kids to develop emotional regulation, healthy coping mechanisms, and problem-solving skills.

Treatment & Services

Clinical Services