ADULT MENTAL HEALTH REFERRAL LIST
It is recommended that you obtain a list of in-network mental health providers from your insurance company. This list represents mental health
providers in the community and is not an endorsement of any particular provider. It is your responsibility to contact these providers to verify availability
of services and acceptance of insurance.
MENTAL HEALTH CLINICS
1) Patchogue Center - 854-1222; 365 E. Main Street, Patchogue, NY 11772
2) Catholic Charities (www.catholiccharities.cc) - 665-6707; 9 Fourth Avenue, Bay Shore, NY 11706
3) Family Service League (Westhampton Beach; Mental health and substance abuse program) - 288-1954; 40 Main Street, Westhampton Beach,
NY 11978
4) Farmingville Mental Health Center - 854-2552; 15 Horseblock Place, Farmingville, NY 11738
5) East Yaphank Center (Mental health and substance abuse program) - 924-3741; 1490 William Floyd Parkway, East Yaphank, NY. 11967
6) Riverhead Center - 369-0104; 208 Roanoke Avenue, Riverhead, NY 11901
7) Family Wellness Center (www.familyres.org; FREE) - 273-1300; 120 Plant Avenue, Hauppauge, NY, 11788
8) FEGS Mental Health Centers (www.fegs.org) - 516-364-0794; Long Island Call Center
9) Pederson-Krag Mental Health Centers (www.pedersonkrag.org) - 920-8300; 11 Route 111, Smithtown, NY 11787
10) Pederson-Krag Mental Health Centers (www.pedersonkrag.org) - 920-8000; 55 Horizon Drive, Huntington, NY 11743
11) Peconic Center- Pilgrim Outpatient Center - 369-1277; 550 E. Main Street, Suite 103, Riverhead, NY 11901
12) South Oaks Outpatient Services (www.south-oaks.org; Substance abuse program, Mental health secondary) - 264-4000; 400 Sunrise Hwy,
Amityville, NY 11701
13) Western Suffolk Center - 761-2082; 998 Crooked Hill Rd., W. Brentwood, NY 11717
PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCIES
1) Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program (CPEP) for Emergencies - 444-6050; Stony Brook
2) Crisis Residence (Pilgrim) - 761-2929
3) Mental Health Hot Line - 952-3333
4) Mobile Crisis Team - 952-3333
5) Response Hot Line (www.responsehotline.org) - 751-7500
6) Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 800-273-TALK (8255)
7) Talbot House, 24-hr. Substance Abuse Crisis - 589-4144
8) Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault 24-hr. Hotline - 360-3606
CRISIS INTERVENTION
1) APS (Adult Protective Services) - 854-3195
2) CPS (Child Protective Services) - 800-342-3720
3) SC Department of Social Services Emergency Services-Hotline - 854-9100
4) Long Island Crisis Center - 516-679-1111
INFORMATION (Non-Emergency)
1) Mental Health Association in Suffolk (www.mhasuffolk.org) - 226-3900
2) Suffolk Division of Community Mental Hygiene (www.co.suffolk.ny.us) - 853-8500
3) Department of Social Services Hotline (www.co.suffolk.ny.us) - 854-9100
4) Social Security Information Line (www.socialsecurity.gov) - 800-772-1213
5) NYS Office of Mental Health (www.omh.state.ny.us) - 800-597-8481
6) Office of Mental Health; Long Island Field Office - 761-2508
7) Victims’ Information Bureau of Suffolk (www.vibs.org) - 360-3730 / 24hr hotline: 360-3606
8) Suffolk Coalition Against Domestic Violence (www.sccadv.org) - 666-8833
CHILD and ADOLESECENT MENTAL HEALTH REFERRAL LIST
It is recommended that you obtain a list of in-network mental health providers from your insurance company. This list represents mental health
providers in the community and is not an endorsement of any particular provider. It is your responsibility to contact these providers to verify availability
of services and acceptance of insurance.
MEDICATION MANAGEMENT
1) Ruth Bruun, MD - 369-6044; Riverhead
2) Karin Burkhard, MD - 864-9200; Hauppauge
3) David Dillon, MD - 516-921-2887; Syosset
4) Robert Edelman, MD - 424-6949; Huntington Station
5) Keith Harris, MD - 423-5534; Huntington
6) Mala Iyer, MD - 981-8300; Lake Grove
7) Howard Kirschen, MD - 516-364-2525; Syosset
8) Douglas Marcus, MD - 691-1333; Amityville
9) Frantz Moise, MD - 425-0277; Huntington
10) Magery Satish, MD - 246-5031; East Setauket
11) Arsa Siddiqi, MD - 462-6644; Commack
12) James Snyder, MD - 516-626-2182; Roslyn
13) Marie Surpris, MD - 467-0867; Stony Brook
14) James Townsend, MD - 343-3140; East Setauket
15) Liat Jarkon-Horlick, DO - 271-1988; Huntington
16) Veronica Groth, NP - 327-5395; Port Jefferson Station
17) Karen Malcolmson, NP - 298-8642; Mattituck
18) Christa Sinha, NP - 371-1875; Stony Brook
19) Cathi Zillman, NP - 864-9202; Smithtown
THERAPY
1) Barbara Burkhard, PhD; 265-9850; Commack
2) Daryl Didio, PhD - 928-4635; Port Jefferson Station
3) Justin DiScalfani, PhD, BCBA - 793-7127; Bablylon
4) Wendy Doret, PhD - 243-6528; Dix Hills
5) Pat Dowds, PhD - 361-3662; Smithtown
6) Dennis Dubey, PhD - 928-5954; Port Jefferson
7) Michael Eberlin, PhD - 254-2739; Commack
8) Barry Greenberg, PhD - 474-5341; Port Jefferson
9) Ken Kaufman, PhD - 543-4357; Commack
10) James Lynch, PhD - 689-7979; Stony Brook
11) Justin Michener, PhD - 509-3345; East Setauket
12) John Suozzi, PhD - 790-4938; Mattituck
13) Sagit Vishnia, PsyD - 516-263-5160; Smithtown
14) Peter Wigg, PsyD - 365-5241; Riverhead
15) Juliet Williams, PsyD - 941-3700; Stony Brook
16) Virginia Stanley, RN, MS, CNS - 462-5050; Kings Park
17) Stephen Federico, LCSW - 689-1344; Stony Brook
18) Joseph Gagliano, LCSW - 828-2592; Port Jefferson
19) Marlene Gralnick, LCSW - 949-5880; Riverhead
20) Roger Kaiezerstein, LCSW - 689-6382; Setauket
21) Larry Taub, LCSW - 462-5050; Commack, Selden
22) Jeanne Ganz, OT - 392-0081; Deer Park
MENTAL HEALTH CLINICS
1) Advanced Counseling Associates - 647-9009; Bay Shore
2) Avatar Counseling Innovations - 828-2592; Port Jefferson
3) CBT Solutions of Long Island - 209-5343; Centereach
4) East End Psychological Services - 821-7214; Commack, Miller Place, Babylon
5) Kid Esteem (Kidesteem.com) - 321-6675; Lindenhurst
6) Krasner Psychological Center - 632-7830; Stony Brook
7) Long Island Anxiety Care (LiAnxietycare.com) - 751-1420; Setauket / Oakdale
8) Office of People With Developmental Disabilities - http://providerdirectory.opwdd.ny.gov/
9) Pederson Krag Child and Family Community-Based Programs - 920-8302
10) South Bay Wellness - 855-552-9355; Sayville
11) Sunrise Counseling Center - 666-1615; East Islip
12) Suffolk County Psychological Association - http://www.suffolkpsych.org/search.asp
Psychiatric Emergencies
1) Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program (CPEP) for Emergencies - 444-6050; Stony Brook
2) Sagamore Children's Psychiatric Center Mobile Mental Health Team - 370-1700 (7 days/week, 11am-7pm)
3) Children's Mobile Integration Team - 370-1701
4) Children’s Mobile Crisis Team (Nassau) - 516-868-3030
5) Mental Health Hot Line - 952-3333
6) Response Hot Line (www.responsehotline.org) - 751-7500
7) Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 800-273-TALK (8255)
RESEARCH STUDY LIST
1) Dr. Laura Kunkel
a. Pathophysiology and Treatment of Bipolar Disorder as assessed by In Vivo Imaging
i. We are looking for adults, between the ages of 18 to 65 with a diagnosis of BIPOLAR DISORDER or MAJOR DEPRESSION
and who are currently depressed, to participate in a research study conducted by Stony Brook University Hospital and
Yale University. We are offering six months of free outpatient treatment and one month of free medication. We will
compensate you up to $450 for your time and effort if you are eligible and choose to participate. If interested, please call
(631)-638-HELP (4357).
b. Website: imagers.info
c. Contact: Kalynn Gruenfelder (kalynn.gruenfelder@stonybrookmedicine.edu)
2) Dr. Matt Lerner
3) Dr. Kyle Lapidus
a. Oxidative Stress Biomarkers in Anhedonia and Major Depression
i. The purpose of this study is to look at how brain chemicals change in depression and with treatment. Anhedonia, or
impair ability to experience pleasure, is a core symptom of depression, a major cause of difficulty and leading cause of
lost work time for Americans, and can frequently lead to suicidal thoughts or behaviors. This study is trying to find out
how brain chemicals are changed in depression and if treatments for depression can also be effective in readjusting these
brain chemicals if they relieve depression. Your participation in this research study is expected to last 1-4 visit days
spread over no more than 15 months. A total of 75 people will be recruited for this research study. You may qualify to
take part in this research study because you suffer from depression.
b. A Prospective, Double Blind, Randomized, Controlled Study to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of the Deep
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (DTMS) (with the HAC Coil) for the treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
(PTSD)
i. This research is being done to see if deep repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (DTMS) is effective in treating
subjects suffering from PTSD. Deep rTMS using the HAC-Coil for treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is
investigational, which means that this therapy is not approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration
(FDA). Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is a brain stimulation technique. It involves generating a brief
magnetic field in a coil that is placed on the scalp. The magnetic field passes through the skull and induces a weak
electrical current in the brain that briefly activates neural circuits at the stimulation site. DTMS done in this study is a form
of rTMS, but DTMS targets a deeper area of the brain using a specially-designed coil.
ii. The Brainsway DTMS system is being tested for this purpose in this study. The DTMS system consists of the HAC-Coil, a
magnetic stimulator, a cooling system and a positioning device. The DTMS system uses many weak electromagnets
located around the scalp and focused at a region deep in the brain. The DTMS system targets brain regions not reached
by the traditional figure-of-8 coil. The DTMS system is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for
treatment of PTSD. Approximately, 166 men and women, aged 22 – 68 years, who have PTSD, will participate in this
study.
iii. If you join the study, you cannot participate in any other study, and you cannot receive additional TMS other than the
TMS given in this study.
c. Contact: Ryan Patterson; Research Support Specialist, Department of Psychiatry, Stony Brook University, HSC T-10/040N, Stony
Brook, NY 11794-8101, (631)-638-1562.
4) Dr. Christine DeLorenzo
a. Advancing Personalized Antidepressant Treatment Using PET/MRI
i. We are looking for depressed MEN and WOMEN between the ages 21-55 with a diagnosis of major depressive disorder to
participate in a brain imaging research study at Stony Brook University Medical Center. The study involves two PET/MRI
scans.
ii. Payment for your time and effort: up to $400 if you are eligible and choose to participate.
b. Contact: Qurat-ul-ain Gulamhussein, qurat-ul-ain.gulamhussein@stonybrookmedicine.edu, (631)-638-HELP (4357).