LifeStance Health New Rochelle

This is a private behavioral health practice, not a residential treatment campus. Appointments take place on the ninth floor at Radisson Plaza, a short walk from public transit, and the clinical team includes master's-level therapists, psychiatrists and nurse practitioners. Each person is matched with a provider whose focus fits the concern, and clients can request a different therapist if the fit is not right.

Care is built around evidence-based methods chosen for the individual, not a single track for everyone. Someone with panic symptoms and someone managing bipolar disorder may both start with an assessment, then follow different plans. Therapy and medication management can be combined, and telehealth slots let people keep appointments around work or school.

The practice also addresses substance use concerns alongside mental health conditions, so alcohol use or drug use can be discussed in the same place as anxiety, depression or trauma. Most visits are scheduled sessions rather than round-the-clock monitoring, so people who need overnight care are usually referred elsewhere.

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Programs at LifeStance Health New Rochelle include individual therapy and psychiatry, largely provided one on one, with couples and family sessions when relationships are a focus. Clinicians draw on acceptance and commitment therapy dialectical behavior therapy cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, narrative therapy and solution-focused work, and the client shapes goals jointly rather than receiving them. Medication management goes alongside talk therapy, and psychiatric evaluation helps the practice match a diagnosis to a plan. The list also covers gender-affirming readiness evaluations, parenting skills support and faith-based counseling. The orientation is strength-based and evidence-based, and a standard plan is reviewed at about the 30-day mark before any changes.

Therapy and medication management for substance use and mental health are available here on an outpatient basis. When medically monitored withdrawal from alcohol or benzodiazepines is needed, a clinician ought to evaluate you first, since those withdrawals may turn dangerous, and detox services are not listed at this location. For New York residents weighing outpatient programs, these services address anxiety, depression, trauma and OCD in addition to substance use concerns.

1. Individual Treatment
2. Family Therapy
3. Mindfulness Therapy
4. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
5. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
6. 1-on-1 Counseling
7. Group Therapy
8. Strengths-Based
9. Solution Focused, Goal-Oriented Therapy
10. Narrative Therapy

Who the New Rochelle clinic serves

1. Adolescents and children who need therapy or psychiatric care
2. Adults, including men and women in individual or couples counseling
3. Veterans and first responders
4. People with mild disabilities, autism spectrum conditions or ADHD-related needs
5. Clients seeking help with alcohol or drug use alongside a mental health diagnosis
6. Families involved in adoption, foster care or major life transitions

Where it is, its hours, and languages

You will find the office on the ninth floor of 1 Radisson Plaza in New Rochelle, close to public transit. Appointments are available Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m., and on Saturday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Most treatment plans last around 30 days, and the clinicians speak English, Spanish, French and Portuguese. As an outpatient clinic in New York, the site has no overnight beds, no meals and no residential amenities. If round-the-clock care is what you need, ask the staff for a referral to a program that has inpatient capacity.

Paying for care at this New York clinic

Cash pay rates are listed, and the practice accepts insurance, but plan networks differ by clinician and change through the year. Before booking, call the clinic and give the front desk your plan name so they can confirm which providers are in network for therapy and for medication visits. If you are using New York Medicaid, then ask the office to verify your specific plan because coverage depends on the plan and provider. A helpline can also help you compare costs and check whether a New York Medicaid plan is accepted here or at another outpatient program.

What to ask before you book a visit

1. Which therapist or prescriber would I see, and what is their specialty?
2. Is my insurance plan in network for both therapy and medication management?
3. How many sessions does a 30-day plan usually include?
4. Can appointments be held by telehealth when I cannot travel to the office?
5. If I need detox or inpatient care, where would you refer me?