Amen Clinics New York

Amen Clinics New York sees mental health as part of brain health, working out of a suite in Midtown Manhattan. People who are new to the clinic start with an assessment that incorporates a brain scan, and afterward they sit down with staff to go over the scan findings alongside what they have shared. When it makes sense, family members join in as well, and the clinic then builds an outpatient program shaped by that person's particular situation.

The scope here is wide, addressing a variety of conditions tied to the brain instead of concentrating on a single area. Alongside alcohol and drug dependence and compulsive patterns like gambling or pornography use, the clinic offers care for anxiety, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, and post traumatic stress disorder. According to the listing, those served include children, adolescents, adults, and couples.

The wider Amen Clinics network began with founder Dr. Daniel G. Amen in 1996. With 192 SAMHSA-listed facilities across New York City in 2026, an outpatient clinic is one option among many. This page reflects only the clinic's listing and its own description. The helpline is independent of the clinic and free to call.

Therapies, programs, and levels of care

Amen Clinics New York lists two care options: treatment for co-occurring disorders and outpatient care. No one stays overnight, and visits are scheduled, so outpatient drug rehab in New York City can fit around work and family. A typical program runs thirty days, though plans are made for each person, so ask what a realistic weekly schedule would look like.

The therapy list includes individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, couples counseling, EMDR, family therapy, neurofeedback, nutrition counseling, and relapse prevention counseling. The clinic describes itself as bio-medical and evidence-based, with medical involvement and family participation. Because a 30-day schedule can differ widely, if you are comparing New York City rehabs, ask which therapies the plan includes and which are billed on their own.

When someone needs supervised withdrawal from alcohol or benzodiazepines, then a medical team should watch over it, and that care belongs in a setting equipped for medical monitoring. This outpatient clinic is not described as such a place. Mention this on the helpline call and ask about other listed programs.

• Couples Counseling
• Bio-Medical
• Relapse Prevention Counseling
• Neurofeedback
• Personalized Treatment
• Family Therapy
• Family Involvement
• Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
• Individual Treatment
• Medical

Who this New York clinic is built for

• Adolescents and teenagers who need outpatient mental health support
• Children and their families seeking an evaluation
• Adult men and women, including couples in counseling together
• Pregnant women, a listed specialization of the clinic
• People facing mental health and substance use concerns together at once
• People seeking help with alcohol or drug use alongside conditions such as anxiety or depression

Setting, program length, and languages

Amen Clinics New York operates from a suite at 228 E. 45th St. in Manhattan, which is an office setting and not a residential building. The listed typical program length is thirty days, and services are delivered in English. Since clients go home between visits, commute and neighborhood become part of the practical picture. If you need inpatient detox in New York City, this clinic is not that setting, so before committing to outpatient care, ask the helpline about other SAMHSA-listed options. For anyone searching for rehabs in Manhattan with a fixed address, the East 45th Street suite is easy to visit before you schedule an evaluation.

Funding care and verifying coverage

The clinic's listing does not publish payment details, so cost belongs on the list of questions for the front desk. When you call about drug rehab in New York City, ask whether the brain scan and each session bill separately, because a 30-day outpatient plan can involve several kinds of appointments. If insurance coverage decides whether you can begin, then verify your plan before the evaluation is booked. The helpline can join that call at no charge and with nothing to sign.

Questions to raise before admission

• Will my insurance pay for the initial evaluation and the brain scan, and how much would I be responsible for?
• Which therapies will my 30-day plan include, and how many visits per week does that mean?
• Who provides medical oversight for the plan, and how are medication questions handled?
• How are family members involved, and are couples or parents included in sessions?
• If outpatient care turns out not to be enough, what would you recommend next?