Our Services

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The term OLP is a catch phrase for non-physician licensed behavioral health practitioners (NP-LBPHP’s).  Bendel OLPs are authorized by NYS to deliver services in our offices and as well as in the homes, communities and more generally  More...

Referral to CPST services is usually based on the outcome of the evaluation made by a Bendel OLP and enshrined in the child/youth’s treatment plan. CPST Services refer to an array of activities and intervention that are put in place to correct the deficit that are uncovered during an OLP evaluation.  More...

This is the rejuvenated Skill building services previously offered under the OMH Waiver and OCFS B2H programs. One distinguishing characteristic of the then Skill building and now PSR program is that its activities are based on hands own, the focus of which is to teach set skills to a child/youth.  More...

This program is designed to provide support for the family/caretaker of a child who is experiencing psychiatric, emotional, social developmental or substance use difficulties in the home, school, workplace and/or community.  More...

Youth Peer Support and Training designates a range of services that is received by a child who is experiencing, emotional, social, medical, development and substance use. More...

Respite services provide temporary relief to a family/Caregiver caring for a child who is experiencing, emotional, social, medical, development and substance use difficulties.  More...

Prevocational services refer to resources and supports  offered to children fourteen years and over, whose psychiatric, emotional, and social developmental or substance use difficulties compound their access to relevant work environment. More... 

Caregiver/Family Supports and Services refers to a conglomeration of activities (supports and services) provided to family/caretaker of a child who is experiencing psychiatric, emotional, social developmental or substance use difficulties. More...

This service refers to resources and support that are offered to children/youths, whose psychiatric, emotional, social developmental or substance use difficulties limit their ability to access and/or participate maximally in community events.  More...

This refers to the support and services provided to a medically eligible youth, who needs continuous support to obtain and maintain a job in an integrated workplace or self-employment.  More....