See how our free monthly workshops can help you or someone you care about.

Walk-in mental health and substance use services now available.

Our Center for College & Careers presents the annual College Essay Showcase. Join us on Jan. 11, 2024. Photo is from the 2023 Showcase.

TGCW Fall newsletter

Read the complete college essays which appeared in our spring 2023 newsletter.

Our 2023 spring newsletter highlights the hard work of students in our Center for College & Careers, an inspirational message from a participant in our PROS program, and resources on mental health.

While we can't stop stress from happening, we can choose our mindset for approaching stressful situations…

Shawna Marie Aarons-Cooke, LCSW-R, CASAC-2 was recently published in Behavioral Health News. Our staff are experts in the field.

Celebrating Black pioneers in mental health.

“With the addition of Tony and John, we have further strengthened our Board of Directors with two people whose personal values align with Access’s mission,” says Ron Colavito, President and CEO of Access: Supports for Living Inc., The Guidance Center of Westchester, and the Access: Supports for Living Foundation Inc..

Members of our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) committee share their favorite MLK quotes and messages, and what they inspire in them.

We can help our kids navigate the stimulation of the holidays and other social settings. Check out this video from two of our behavior experts.

We decked the halls with caring and community at our TAP into ACCESS event. Keep reading to hear about our special guest.

Careers page relocating on Saturday, December 17, 2022. Keep up with our new listings!

Celebrating mental health awareness month, the accomplishments of our program participants, and so much more…

As part of World Mental Health Day, members of our team share their thoughts on self-care and their wishes about ending mental health stigma.

Our summer newsletter sizzles with great information.

Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those who experience suicidal thoughts or overdose on opiates.

Read the article for links to additional resources and information.