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The following agencies provide counseling services for adolescents and youth up to age 18. Those listed may offer low cost services or services on a sliding scale in addition to accepting various insurance plans.

Other resources may be found by contacting your insurance company or pediatrician for a referral. You may also call Infoline at 2-1-1 or search their database at www.infoline.org under "Mental Health Care." To see if your town offers counseling services and whether they are free to residents, check out the Youth Service Bureaus tab on this website. Finally, many public as well as private agencies and counselors can be found in the yellow pages of your local phone book under the following headings: “Marriage, Family, Child & Individual Counselors”; “Mental Health Information & Treatment Centers, Counselors”; “Physicians & Surgeons: Psychiatry”; “Psychologists”; “Psychotherapists”; and “Social Workers.”

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Norwich, Inc.

331 Main Street, Norwich, 889-8346
http://www.ccfsn.org/bhealth.html

Child and Family Agency of Southeastern Connecticut

Groton Office, 591 Poquonnock Road, Groton, 449-8217
Child Guidance Clinic of Southeastern Connecticut, 75 Granite Street, New London, 437-4550 (new requests) or 437- 4555
Smith Bent Children's Center, 7 Vauxhall Street, New London, 437-4550 (new requests) or 442-2797 ext. 1206
http://www.cfapress.org/

Lawrence and Memorial Hospital - Counseling Center

Pond House, 365 Montauk Avenue, New London, 444-5125
http://www.lmhospital.org/patient_services/ms_psychiatric.html

United Community and Family Services

The Meadows Center, 47 Town Street, Norwich, 892-7042 (ext. 733 for new requests)
400 Bayonet Street, Suite 103, New London, 442-4319
http://www.ucfs.org/Services/Outpatient_Behavioral_Hlth/counsel_psychotherapy.html

This information is provided as a courtesy to families who may wish to pursue additional support at their own expense. This does not imply recommendation or responsibility on the part of the school or school social worker. To assure best quality of service, families are encouraged to choose an agency or therapist on the basis of referral from another professional or by checking credentials.

	Finding a Counselor
	The following agencies provide counseling services for adolescents and youth up to age 18. Those listed may offer low cost services or services on a sliding scale in addition to accepting various insurance plans. Other resources may be found by contacting your insurance company or pediatrician for a referral. You may also call Infoline at 2-1-1 or search their database at www.infoline.org under "Mental Health Care." To see if your town offers counseling services and whether they are free to residents, check out the Youth Service Bureaus tab on this website. Finally, many public as well as private agencies and counselors can be found in the yellow pages of your local phone book under the following headings: “Marriage, Family, Child & Individual Counselors”; “Mental Health Information & Treatment Centers, Counselors”; “Physicians & Surgeons: Psychiatry”; “Psychologists”; “Psychotherapists”; and “Social Workers.” *Catholic Charities, Diocese of Norwich, Inc.* 331 Main Street, Norwich, 889-8346 http://www.ccfsn.org/bhealth.html *Child and Family Agency of Southeastern Connecticut* Groton Office, 591 Poquonnock Road, Groton, 449-8217 Child Guidance Clinic of Southeastern Connecticut, 75 Granite Street, New London, 437-4550 (new requests) or 437- 4555 Smith Bent Children's Center, 7 Vauxhall Street, New London, 437-4550 (new requests) or 442-2797 ext. 1206 http://www.cfapress.org/ *Lawrence and Memorial Hospital - Counseling Center* Pond House, 365 Montauk Avenue, New London, 444-5125 http://www.lmhospital.org/patient_services/ms_psychiatric.html *United Community and Family Services* The Meadows Center, 47 Town Street, Norwich, 892-7042 (ext. 733 for new requests) 400 Bayonet Street, Suite 103, New London, 442-4319 http://www.ucfs.org/Services/Outpatient_Behavioral_Hlth/counsel_psychotherapy.html This information is provided as a courtesy to families who may wish to pursue additional support at their own expense. This does not imply recommendation or responsibility on the part of the school or school social worker. To assure best quality of service, families are encouraged to choose an agency or therapist on the basis of referral from another professional or by checking credentials.

Mrs. Clement - School Social Worker

Finding a Counselor

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