Category: Behavioral Health

As the summer draws to a close, Newsweek published a list of “America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers” for 2023, and we made the New York list! We are also the only center from the Rochester, NY area to receive the

This past month, The Steven Center for Behavioral Health officially opened on our Greece campus. This clinic is our second integrated outpatient clinic and is an extension of the continuum of care that Villa of Hope offers. The Steven Center

. . . and always a fresh perspectiveFor all who have passed through the Villa’s doors – youth, adults, and families – Jay Gullo has been the first friendly face they have met, throughout his 34 years with the Villa,

Our country is experiencing a mental health crisis. With recent traumatic events and COVID over the last two years, people across the country are struggling to maintain positive mental health. Below, is information and data to show that we are

Federal Funding could be coming to help fight the opioid epidemic Senator Chuck Schumer made a visit to Rochester in Early October with the potential to substantially give resources to combat the opioid epidemic.  If approved, $3 billion would be

Meet Nandita AmmanamanchiMy name is Nandita Ammanamanchi and I have had the chance to intern at the Villa this summer. I am a rising junior at the University of Rochester majoring in Health Behavior and Society with minors in Legal

What is your name? Elizabeth Leykin, LMSW. Also know as “Lizzie” What is your role here at the Villa? Clinical Supervisor How long have you worked here? Can you tell us more about your role and background?   I’ve worked

Substance abuse is a serious problem that can have devastating consequences for the individual and their loved ones. If you’re struggling with substance dependency, know that you’re not alone. There are many treatment options available to help you break free

Mental illness is a real and serious issue that doesn’t discriminate against age, race, gender or social status. But it’s not always easy to identify mental health issues. People often don’t know what to look for or what the warning signs