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Intervention |
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AHM counselors provide assessments, individual and family therapy, along with referral sources to clients in need of specialized services. Psychiatric evaluations are provided to AHM clients by AHM’s on site psychiatrist. A staff of family therapists and social workers are professionally trained to provide a multitude of clinical and social support services. |
Youth, Marriage & Family Counseling |
Student Support Services |
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This program is an extension of the Youth and Family Therapy Program. It is school-based, and is designed to assist students in grades K-12 and their families with a comprehensive network of mental health services. This service is design to support the social and emotional well being of students in grades K-12. The AHM student support services counselor can help young people who are: experiencing difficulty with peers, depress, anxious, stressed, having difficulty adjusting to the school environment, experiencing bulling, chronically absent or tardy, dealing with loss issues, or experiencing difficulties in the family. |
Bereavement Support Group |
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The loss of a loved one is not well understood or always supported by our society . Bereavement Support Group Meetings provide a safe place to share the stories of our loved ones as well as learn about the process of bereavement with others from the community. The AHM Bereavement Group can provide you with information and support in your grief. Each person’s grief is unique, however, and the journey you make is unlike any other. Our mission together, is to provide company in the journey; sometimes as a guide; most often, as caring friends. The Bereavement Support Group is facilitated by grief educators, Mike Glazier and Elise Strickland. Please call the AHM office at (860) 228-9488. We hope you will join us for one meeting or for your entire journey. |
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This service provides an opportunity for children and adolescents arrested for a misdemeanor to be diverted from the juvenile court system. This program is also available to parents, guardians, and the school system for students who are habitually truant from school, defiant of school rules, or beyond the control of parental authority. In order for a juvenile to avoid a police record, he or she must follow the recommended decision of the Juvenile Review Board (JRB). Representatives on the JRB includes police officers, social workers, school administrators, community members, and representatives of the juvenile court system. The JRB is now available to the communities of Andover, Columbia, Hebron, Marlborough.
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Juvenile Review Board |
