New York Resources & Referrals

This curated New York–area hub brings together mental health and elder care resources for individuals, caregivers, and families, helping connect medical, emotional, and practical support in one place.

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Licensed Mental Health Professionals

Mental health care in New York reflects a dynamic blend of clinical expertise and whole-person support. This section highlights experienced therapists, psychiatrists, and executive function specialists who work with individuals navigating anxiety, ADHD, mood changes, and stress in fast-paced environments.

Family/Couple Therapists

Licensed therapists who work with couples and families, offering couples therapy, family therapy, or both, based on need.

  • Email : jhammerslough@gmail.com
    Web:  Jane Hammerslough, LMFT.

    West LA-based. Virtual: CA, NY, MA, CT, and FL

    Age range: Young adults and adults (16 years older and older)
    Specialities: Relationship and family issues, processing trauma, and life transitions

    Other: I view therapy as an active collaboration with clients to explore their lives and relationships, work through old patterns and current areas of discontent, and identify and utilize strengths--and strategies--for personal growth and creating more optimistic and fulfilling lives.  

    Experience in clinical research on trauma and relationships informs my work; training/modalities include family systems, Imago, IFS/IFIO, EMDR, CBT-I, among others.  

    I am also the author of more than 25 books for young readers and adults.

    Accept Insurance: No

NY Elder Care Referral Network

For families navigating aging, safety, or memory changes, access to trusted guidance matters. This section brings together New York–based professionals, clinics, and programs that promote independence and provide compassionate support for older adults at every stage of cognitive and emotional health.

Aging Support & Community Organizations

Across New York, local and state organizations work to strengthen resources for older adults and caregivers. From city and county aging departments to the New York State Office for the Aging, these networks help connect families with education, support services, and programs that foster independence and community.

State & Regional Aging Services

Statewide and regional programs that help older adults and caregivers navigate services, benefits, safety concerns, and long-term care options. These organizations often serve as a starting point when needs are complex or urgent.

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Organizations

Organizations focused on education, advocacy, and support for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, as well as their families. These resources offer guidance, programs, and connections across the dementia journey.

Local Dementia Support & Caregiver Programs

Community-based organizations in NYC and on Long Island providing hands-on support, counseling, education, and programming for individuals with dementia and those who care for them. Services are typically local and ongoing.

Caregiver Resources, Education & Guides

Educational resources designed to help caregivers better understand their role, plan ahead, and access practical tools and information as needs change.

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  • Web: https://ocfs.ny.gov/programs/adult-svcs/aps/

    Provides services for physically and/or mentally impaired adults who may be at risk. APS works to help eligible individuals live safely in their homes. Referrals can be made by anyone.
    DSS OneNumber: 718-557-1399
    Home visits occur within three business days, or within 24 hours for life-threatening situations.

  • Web: https://www.adrcinc.org/

    The ADRC, which has been serving Long Island families since 1983, provides care consultations, information & referrals, community education, support groups, life-enrichment and therapy programs for caregivers and their loved ones. They offer educational training to professional healthcare workers, graduate students, and other organizations throughout Long Island.

  • Web: https://www.lidementia.org/

    LIAD provides direct support to individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias and to their caregivers. Services focus on caregiver counseling, mental health support, education, and helping families cope with issues such as depression, grief, isolation, stress, and disease-related challenges. Social workers work closely with caregivers to build coping strategies and support networks.

Planning and Care Providers in California

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Geriatric Care Managers, Elder Law & Estate Planning Attorneys, Fiduciary & Financial Specialists, Real Estate & Transition Specialists, Care Navigation & Support Programs, Benefits & Long-Term Care Advisors

Residential Facilities for Older Adults

COMING SOON: Independent Living, Community-Based Living, Independent Living Communities, Assisted Living Facilities, Nursing Homes / Skilled Nursing Facilities, Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs)