Psychotherapy Outpatient Behavioral Mental Health University at Buffalo NY

Applied Behavioral Sciences, Division of Forensic Behavioral Sciences Serving University at Buffalo, Erie County, NY

Applied Behavioral Sciences, Division of Forensic Behavioral Sciences Serving University at Buffalo, NY

The Applied Behavioral Sciences, Division of Forensic Behavioral Sciences, is organized to advance the health of communities in University at Buffalo, NY and provide fiscally responsible clinical service in the specialties of forensic behavioral and mental health. ABS will meet the mental and behavioral health needs of clients seeking help or those referred by all aspects of the criminal justice and child welfare systems. This includes, criminal and family court, child protective agencies, alternative court systems, concerned employers, and loved ones.

Individual, Family, & Group Psychotherapy & Counseling Serving University at Buffalo, NY

Applied Behavioral Sciences, Division of Forensic Behavioral Sciences is a Comprehensive Outpatient Behavioral Health, Mental Health, Counseling and Psychotherapy Service that leads New York in rehabilitation and human betterment programming. ABS offers the following programs and services:

• Anger Management & Stabilization Program/ Classes
• Violence Prevention & Intervention Program/ Domestic Violence Program/ Batterers Intervention Program/ Gender Based Violence Program.
• Sexual Behavior Program/ Sex Offender Program
• Drinking Driving Counseling Program
• Addictions Counseling
• Mental Health Counseling Program
• Conflict Resolution Program
• Impulsive Gambling Counseling Program
• Supportive Parenting Counseling Program/ Classes
• General Mental Health/ Counseling/ Psychotherapy

ABS offers the following treatment options Serving University at Buffalo, New York:

• Telemedicine sessions
• Tele-psychotherapy sessions
• Tele-group psychotherapy sessions
• In person psychotherapy (NYC Office)

Was it suggested or recommended to you or are you currently ordered or mandated to anger management, domestic violence, gender-based violence, conflict resolution, sexual behavior, addictions, drinking & driving, gambling, parenting, counseling, classes, or rehabilitation by one of the following serving University at Buffalo, NY:

• Family court, child welfare agency, child protective service, preventative care program, foster care program, New York City Administration for Children’s Services (ACS)
• Conditional release program such as: NY State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision or Parole
• Criminal court, supreme court, family court, federal court, community court
• Employer, corporate or employee assistance program (EAP)
• Alternative to incarceration programs, such as: probation, diversion, conditional discharge, plea bargaining, or other rehabilitation sentencing.
• Education Institution (university, college, high school, and other school systems) disciplinary review board
• Condominium (condo), co-op or other housing boards or associations

Are you under examination for any of the following professional licensing review boards:

ABS provides counseling, rehabilitation, and therapy for:

• Marriages/married couples, dating couples, unmarried couples, domestic partners, including all genders:

Anger Management Serving University at Buffalo, NY

The ABS Anger Management and Stabilization Program is designed to build skills and gain insights into the emotional, physical, cognitive and behavioral aspects of anger and its escalation. Anger Management enhances home and social safety, as well as increases self-awareness and promotes life productivity.

Applied Behavioral Sciences provides certified rehabilitation and counseling that helps manage anger and improve impulse control. Help is available if your anger and impulsivity has caused complications in your life such as, deterioration of marriage, loss of employment, or created conflicts with others. If your anger or impulsivity as caused legal or child welfare issues that have played a part in or created accusations of acts of child abuse, domestic violence, or physical assault, ABS can help you resolve these issues.

Domestic Violence, Gender-Based Violence, Batterers Intervention Program (BIP), Accountability Program Serving University at Buffalo, New York:

The ABS Violence Prevention and Intervention Program conducts certified rehabilitation & counseling that address violent behavior. This program includes domestic violence counseling, batterers intervention (BIP), domestic and gender-based violence, accountability, child abuse, stalking and other impulsive behaviors.

This program is designed to provide psycho-educational counseling and rehabilitative psychotherapy. The goal of the program is to provide participants with information, insights, and skills in an effort to assist them in gaining better self-control as well as changing attitudes, beliefs and behaviors that cause and/or lead to domestic violence, battering, domestic gender-based violence, child abuse, stalking and impulsive behavior. After intake, clients will participate in evaluative counseling and services, which will be individualized to address impulsive, abusive, and violent behaviors. This program provides services to individuals who need help with violence, domestic violence, child abuse, stalking and other impulsive behaviors; and/or have problems with violence or intimidating outbursts of aggressive and impulsive behavior.

Domestic Violence Treatment, Gender-Based Violence Counseling Serving University at Buffalo, NY:

Domestic violence/gender-based violence is partner abuse, spouse abuse, or battering. It occurs when one person uses force to inflict injury, either emotional or physical, upon another person they have, or had, a relationship with. It occurs between spouses and partners, parents and children, children and grandparents, and brothers and sisters. Victims can be any age, race or gender.

Domestic violence is also an escalating pattern of violence or intimidation by an intimate partner, which is used to gain power and control. The categories of domestic violence have been identified as:

• Physical Abuse- Physical abuse is physical force or violence that results in bodily injury, pain or impairment. It includes assault, battery and inappropriate restraint.
• Psychological Abuse- Psychological abuse is the willful infliction of mental or emotional anguish by threat, humiliation, or other verbal or nonverbal conduct.

Batterers Intervention Program (BIP), Accountability Program Serving University at Buffalo, NY:

Domestic violence cuts across lines of race, nationality, language, culture, economics, sexual orientation, physical ability, and religion to affect people from all walks of life. Domestic violence is serious wherever and whenever it happens. Racism, sexism, homophobia and other forms of oppression can impact how people experience violence in their lives, and how they are able to get help. Substance abuse problems or mental illnesses, while not responsible for domestic violence, can change someone’s perspective of violence and the kind of treatment that is needed. Applied Behavioral Sciences has developed specific resources for individuals and families in accessing help and support they need to end domestic violence and gender-based violence in their lives.

Family Violence Counseling, Child Abuse & Neglect Prevention Therapy Serving University at Buffalo, NY:

Child abuse is a form of domestic and family violence. Child abuse and neglect affect children of all ages, races, and incomes. There were hundreds of thousands of child abuse and neglect reports filed last year, and most incidents often go unreported. Applied Behavioral Sciences Violence Prevention and Intervention Program has developed specific resources for individuals and families in accessing help and support they need to end family violence and child abuse from their lives.

Stalking, Libeling, Defamation of Character Offensive Behavior Rehabilitation Therapy Serving University at Buffalo, New York:

Stalking is harassing or threatening behavior that happens repeatedly. Stalking and harassing are quickly growing problems in America and worldwide. Due to increased utilization of internet and electronic communication devices, this issue has reached catastrophic pandemic levels. Currently, it is believed that tens of millions of victims are stalked daily. The pattern of controlling behaviors in stalking is very similar to domestic violence. Stalking behaviors include following the victim, threatening, repeated phones calls, emails, text messages, coming to the victim’s place of employment, leaving written messages or objects, and vandalizing the victim’s property. Applied Behavioral Sciences Violence Prevention and Intervention Program has developed specific programming for its clients to address stalking, harassing and angry aggravated harassment behaviors. ABS develops a self-awareness in our clients how abusive stalking, deranged-obsessive-compulsive, and other harassing, or threatening behaviors can be.

Are you convicted, charged with or facing any of the following Serving University at Buffalo, NY:

Alcohol, Substance Abuse and Addiction Counseling & Evaluations Serving University at Buffalo, NY

Participants of Applied Behavioral Sciences Addictions Rehabilitation Program are screened for co-accruing issues including chemical dependency and other addictions. The clinical treatment team at ABS are experts in assisting people with addictions in overcoming their dependency whether it be to chemicals or other behaviors. ABS offers substance abuse evaluations with recommendations. ABS provides ongoing drug testing of its clients and offers progress reporting to referring agencies. ABS includes addiction counseling for clients in need. ABS provides OASAS, DMV and court approved substance abuse assessments and evaluations as well as drinking driving counseling.

Addiction Treatment Serving University at Buffalo, New York

If your client, you, a friend or a loved one need to be evaluated for the severity of an addiction to any of the following in University at Buffalo, NY, you can contact ABS to speak to a professional about how to access the appropriate level of service.

Professionals at ABS helps families affected by addictions and chemical dependencies and we can help you by recommending or referring you to the right level of care. Are you concerned with your, a client’s or a loved one’s use or addiction to any of the following substances or behaviors:

Substance & Chemical Addictions Serving University at Buffalo, NY:

Electronic Addiction Serving University at Buffalo, NY:

Other Addictions:

DWI, DUI, Drunk Driving, Drinking & Driving, Impaired Driving Counseling Program Serving University at Buffalo, NY

Applied Behavioral Sciences’ Impaired Driver Counseling Program/ Drunk Driving Counseling Program is a New York State DMV and New Jersey State DMV (IDRC) Intoxication Resource Center approved drunk driving treatment program. This program was created in response to a need to develop community initiatives aimed at altering the current behaviors of drunk driving offenders. The goal of the program is the reduction of fatalities and injuries from motor vehicle crashes involving alcohol, marijuana and other substance impaired teens and adults and includes the following objectives:

The Impaired Driver Counseling Program / Drunk Driving Counseling Program, alcohol and substance abuse assessments, evaluations, and counseling are OASAS (New York State Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services), NYS DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles), New Jersey State DMV, IDRC (Intoxication Resource Center), NYPD, New York City Police Department Legal Services, and Criminal and Family Court Approved Programs.

New York State (NYS) residing clients can be evaluated and treated to acquire the NYS DMV DS-449 form. ABS drinking and driving under the influence evaluations are accepted in most states and jurisdictions, nationally (in most U.S. States) and internationally (if you were arrested in any country for a DUI or DWI and need a drinking driving or substance abuse evaluation or have questions regarding the evaluation, contact ABS).

Sex Addiction, Sexual Impulsivity, and Sex Offender Treatment Serving University at Buffalo, NY

Applied Behavioral Sciences’ Sexual Behavior Program offers professional evaluations and treatment of individuals accused of, suspected of, or affected by misunderstood or abusive sexual behavior. Treatment includes evaluations and specific psychotherapeutic interventions for individuals affected by sex addiction or deviant arousal patterns, including: cheating, philandering, womanizing, infidelity, adultery, unfaithfulness, paraphilic, fetish preoccupation, femme fatale, incestuous and pedophilic fantasias, sexual impulsivity and sadistic, violent, and assaultive sexual behaviors.

This program is designed to provide the individualized monitoring and treatment needs of each client. This program explores appropriate and inappropriate psychosexual behaviors and offers monitoring, cognitive-behavioral and psycho-educational group psychotherapeutic interventions as well as individual counseling as needed. In treatment the patients disclose their testimony and will be taught to self-assess levels of impulsivity, cognitive distortions, improved consequential thinking, victimizing effects on others, and grooming behavior acknowledgement. They are taught to interrupt offending sex addiction trance or cheating cycles and enact and maintain a safety and relapse prevention plan. Licensed mental health professionals with forensic and deviant sexual behavior specializations provide rehabilitative services.

Applied Behavioral Science’s Sexual Behavior Program is a highly confidential program. ABS helps individuals with impulsive sexual behavior, sex addiction, cheating, unfaithful behavior and deviant arousal patterns. ABS professionals know that inappropriate sexual behaviors are shameful, often stigmatized and cause serious life problems. If facing false allegations of inappropriate sexual misconduct, it can be equally damaging as an actual or misunderstood offense. ABS provides ongoing evaluative counseling and can help stabilize impulsive behavior, redeem integrity of reputation, and help resolve family, marital, employment, legal, and child welfare issues.

Are you concerned with your, your client’s or a loved one’s sexual behavior or possible addiction to any of the following sexually deviant disorders or behaviors:

Are you concerned with your, your client’s or a loved one’s possible addiction or obsession to any of the following:

Are you concerned with your, your client’s or a loved one’s possible need to join any of these self-help groups:

• Sex addicts anonymous
• Sex and love addicts anonymous
• Sex anonymous
• Sex addiction group meeting, or treatment methods

Are you concerned with your, your client’s or a loved one’s possible diagnosis with a sexually transmitted disease or infection from unprotected, high-risk, impulsive sexual behavior?

Are you concerned with your, your client’s or a loved one’s possible paraphilias?

High Profile Counseling Serving University at Buffalo, New York

ABS offers behavioral health and addiction treatment options for high profile and celebrity patients & clients.

The media often quickly finds out when a well-known performing artist, actor, attorney, doctor, business owner, athlete, police officer, government employee or politician has been compelled to seek treatment for behavioral health or addiction issues, especially if it is under mandate.

Powerful executives, successful businesspeople, professionals, the well-known affluent, and other community leaders often have much to lose if the people among them whom they work and socialize with know their problems.

This population has a unique clinical and psychosocial circumstance that requires specialized treatment approaches geared towards satisfying behavioral treatment goals and outside mandate obligations. This population is often targeted with false or malicious accusations leading to high levels of mental distress or in need of highly confidential and supportive, rehabilitative attention.

High Profile Counseling Program Details

High profile patients often do not seek behavioral health and addiction treatment because of fear of publicity or perceived lack of confidentiality. Outpatient therapy for high profile and celebrity patients is almost always individualized. Services are truly confidential, so that colleagues, clients and even family members are often not aware that a patient is receiving behavioral health or addiction counseling. ABS provides meticulous and accurate progress reporting to courts or mandating institutions.

Patient’s lifestyle and responsibilities are taken into account, as a high-achieving individual is not about to change careers or lifestyles except in very unusual and specific instances. Therapy may takes place at the patient’s home or place of business, so that his or her routine is disrupted as little as possible.

The counselor provides therapy that is based around the patient’s activities and responsibilities, and therapy guides the patient to find healthy avenues to deal with issues that may indeed arise due to career related pressures.

High achievers with behavioral issues or addictions are at risk of jeopardizing their careers and goals, which keeps them from accomplishing much in the long-term. The High-Profile Counseling Program is essential to them, so these individuals can continue to achieve their goals and succeed.

Do you or your client or a loved one need help because of behavior or are facing allegations that are causing possible:

Gambling Treatment Program Serving University at Buffalo, NY

ABS provides rehabilitation and counseling for compulsive and problem gambling behaviors.

Clinicians at the Applied Behavioral Sciences (ABS) Gambling Treatment Program are New York State OASAS approved doctors & therapists. Our clinical director is affiliated with the New York City Problem Gambling Resource Center (PGRC) as a participating clinician in their referral network of Problem Gambling Treatment Specialists.

The core program is designed to provide psycho-educational counseling, family therapy, rehabilitative psychotherapy and group psychotherapy. The goal of the program is to provide participants and their families with the information, insights and skills that are needed to successfully gain improved self control over the compulsion to engage in problematic gambling.

Have you ever experienced problems in life related to gambling behavior? Problems such as:

The clinicians at the ABS Gambling Treatment Program are accredited by The New York Council on Problem Gambling (NYCPG) and treatment can be offered to clients at no cost.

Please schedule your intake appointment online or to request a no-fee consultation for treatment.

Employment Opportunities for Mental Health Professionals Serving University at Buffalo, NY

Applied Behavior Science (ABS) seeks highly motivated and qualified New York State Licensed mental health professionals. If you are interested in becoming a part of our team, please contact us and submit your resume for any of these areas of interest:

Why work with ABS?

• Reliable Income
  At ABS you get to practice your profession with a comprehensive treatment team that offers unmatchable clinical case support, administrative support and smooth telemedicine and in office systems that allow you to focus on doing what you love to do and not get overwhelmed by unnecessary bureaucracy.
• Work Flexibility
  Work from the comfort of your home on your own schedule or in one of the four ABS office locations in New York City. We have full time part time & and per diem telemedicine opportunities.

Employment Requirements:

• Licensed in New York State to provide therapy and counseling (e.g., LCSW, LMFT, PhD, LMHC, PsyD MD, DO. NP)
• Experience in counseling for senior citizens, adults, couples, families, individuals and groups.
• Please complete the application form and upload your resume and cover letter your salary expectations and your work availability for immediate consideration.