Support

Gateway Academy RTC

Gateway Academy is a trusted residential treatment center and accredited high school for youth ages 14 to 18 years old. Primary therapists are assigned a small caseload of five students to support an individualized approach, and ensure that every interaction is designed to promote healthy development and growth. Academic classes are small and supportive and designed to challenge each student’s individual learning. Academic support includes a strong focus on executive functioning and is designed to accommodate certified special education support as needed. All classroom instruction is teacher led. Gateway integrates a strong community, urban, outdoor adventure focus along with creative arts such as film, technology and music programs (Jam Academy). Parent involvement is paramount to a successful process. Parents participate in family therapy ,weekly parent support and education, personal calls with their child, parent workshops and calls with the treatment team including academics, psychiatrist, therapist and Nurse.

Gobi Support

Gobi Support, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping middle and high school teens and their families rethink their relationship with drugs and alcohol. Gobi is not a treatment program. The Gobi digital platform encourages self-knowledge, reflection and problem solving to build better communication within families.

Gobi is a comprehensive educational program with an accessible, web-based application. But there are real people behind it.

We’re Educators, Experts, Clinicians, Parents – and Young Adults Who “Speak Teen”

Goldstone Caregiver Center

The Goldstone Caregiver center serves as a sanctuary during the demanding and stressful times of providing care to a loved one, regardless of whether they are hospitalized at Norwalk hospital, at another facility or in community.

Grief Recovery After Substance Passing (GRASP)

Too many times we suffer not only the death of the person we love, but we become isolated in our grief. We feel, and too many times it is true, that no one understands our pain. But at GRASP, we do. We have suffered this same kind of loss and we have found the love and connection that only those who have lived this loss can give another. And while the pain of this loss will always be with us, we have found through GRASP that we don’t have to walk the road that is our pain alone. We walk it together; hand in hand and heart to heart.