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Dedicated

Camelot is committed to helping individuals help themselves to achieve and maintain a positive substance use disorder free lifestyle.

Proven

Our services are geared to promote the personal insight and growth, which will facilitate positive emotional, attitudinal, and behavioral change.

Professional

Our professional staff includes Credentialed Counselors, Child Development Specialists, Social Workers, Psychiatrists, Registered Nurses, and Certified Recovery Peer Advocates, etc.

Are You or A Loved One Struggling With Alcohol or Drug Misuse?

Camelot provides counseling services for adults, adolescents, children, and families who’s lives have been affected by drug or alcohol use. We help clients explore the beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors that led them to substance misuse. Camelot has programs throughout New York City.

Understanding Substance Use Disorder (SUD)

When someone develops a compulsive, drug / alcohol seeking behavior regardless of consequences, a dependency has likely formed. Many addictions are marked by a tolerance (needing more to get the desired effect) and the presence of withdrawal symptoms when stopping use.

Inpatient Treatment

Inpatient recovery programs, also known as residential treatment, require patients to check themselves into a controlled environment to overcome their addictions. Patients stay at a clinic with 24-hour medical and emotional support.

Outpatient Treatment

Outpatient Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment is less restrictive than inpatient programs. Outpatient recovery programs focus on drug / alcohol misuse education, individual and group counseling, and teaching people how to cope. Outpatient Substance Use Disorder treatment can be a good standalone option for someone with a mild dependency, or it can be part of a long-term treatment program.

SERVICES & PROGRAMS

Warning Signs of Alcohol or Drug Misuse

If you are concerned someone you care about is struggling with Substance Use Disorder (SUD), there are several red flags you can look for. However, it’s important to remember everyone is different; it may be harder to detect a behavior in some people than in others. Here are some general warning signs to be aware of:

Ignoring commitments or responsibilities
Problems at work, school or at home
Unexplained absences
Appearing to have a new set of friends
Considerable monetary fluctuations
Staying up later than usual or sleeping in longer
Lapses in concentration or memory
Being oddly secretive about parts of personal life
Withdrawal from normal social contacts
Sudden mood swings and change in behavior
Unusual lack of motivation
Weight loss or changes in physical appearance

What is an Intervention?

An intervention is a structured conversation between concerned parties and the drug / alcohol misuser, facilitated by an intervention specialist. If simply talking to the person with the problem doesn’t work, a group intervention is an effective next step. Interventions also show addicted individuals how their actions affect those they care about. The goal is to help the person struggling get into recovery therapy.

Our Facilities

Camelot is here to help you and your loved ones.

Wilson Residential

460 Brielle Avenue Staten Island, NY 10309
Phone: 718.816.6589

Individual Counseling
Mental Health Services
Group Counseling
Chemical Dependence
Relapse Prevention
Anger Management
Health Seminars
Safe Sex Education
Tobacco Dependence Services
Medication Assisted Therapy
Aftercare and Outpatient Services
Recreational Activities

Kuffner Residential

273 Heberton Avenue Staten Island, NY 10312
Phone: 718.412.3170

Outpatient Services

1268 Forest Avenue, SI NY 10302
Phone: 718.981.8117

Individual Counseling
Mental Health Services
Group Counseling
Chemical Dependence
Relapse Prevention
Anger Management
Health Seminars
Safe Sex Education
Tobacco Dependence Services
Medication Assisted Therapy
Ambulatory Withdrawal
Admissions Screenings Assessments
Recreational Activities

Every two days someone dies from an overdose on Staten Island. We exist to help combat this pandemic