Outreach Project

Outreach House is a dual diagnosis drug and alcohol rehab in Long Island. Serving teens aged 12 to 18 in Suffolk County, Outreach House offers residential treatment, outpatient, counseling, education, psychiatric care, and aftercare support. They also offer specialist programs for teens involved in juvenile justice systems.

Outreach House is centrally located in Brentwood, Suffolk County, serving the psychosocial needs of teens with mental health and substance use problems. Using a holistic and evidence based model of care, residents benefit from an individualized, trauma informed, and structured program that encompasses vocational and life skills preparation, residential rehabilitation, therapeutic community treatment, educational seminars, anger management, and family counseling. Each teen will take part in individual and group counseling, family therapy, organized work, introspection, and reflective activities. Evidence based practices at Outreach House include Seeking Safety, The Seven Challenges, Motivational Interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, Courage to Change, Living in Balance, and Therapeutic Community Model, Perception of Care, all of which have been shown to have the greatest impact on residents and drastically improve health outcomes. For teens with co-occurring mental health disorders, Outreach House also offers nursing services, psychiatric care, case management, and care coordination.

Amenities include health and recreation programs, drug testing, a private residential setting, and day schooling.

Licensed by the state of New York and listed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration treatment locator. Outreach House accepts Medicaid, Tricare, commercial insurance plans, and private pay. Other payment options, such as financing, financial aid, and sliding scale payments are available.