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Our Programs
The Child and Family Institute (CFI) provides a full range of
child and adolescent psychiatric treatment programs, which meet
the needs of a diverse community, while maintaining state-of-theart
treatment and quality assurance. CFI supports resilience by delivering a continuum of services
including outpatient and school-based day programs, home and community based services,
blended case management, as well as crisis intervention and home-based services to prevent
hospitalizations. CFI is also committed to training a broad range of community-minded child and
adolescent clinicians, from Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists to marriage and family therapists.
Within its portfolio, CFI is also active in leading clinical research activities. CFI’s Outpatient Clinic
will be housed within Plant & Scrymser.
The Addiction Institute of New York (AINY) is a world-renowned
addiction treatment center: a comprehensive treatment, education, and
research magnet, specializing in the care of people with substance use
and co-occurring psychiatric disorders. It focuses on individualized care,
including inpatient, outpatient, residential services, opioid treatment, a
day program for adolescents, and consultation to medical and surgical units. AINY is the premier
addiction research and teaching site for Columbia University. It will contribute its Trinity House and
Women’s Health Project programs to Plant & Scrymser. A unique and critical community service
that Trinity House provides is the Connect Program for young women and their children. The
Women’s Health Project provides treatment for women who have been victims of crimes, trauma,
or abuse and who suffer from addictions.
The Division of Outpatient & Community Psychiatry
(DOC) is comprised of adult outpatient programs and
community-based psychiatric services. It assists people in
optimizing personal recovery and actively connects them
with community resources. In addition to hospital clinic
services, DOC provides community-based service at an
outpatient clinic satellite provides psychiatric staffing to local
community-based organizations. DOC programs involved in
this project: The Psychiatric Recovery Center (PRC), The Adult
Outpatient Clinic (OPC), and Primary Care Services.
“I am a woman 43 years
of age and I suffer from
anxiety, depression and
schizophrenia. Coming
to a program has been
important to my treatment
and progress. Without the
support and network of the
treatment team, I would be
lost.” -- Maria L.