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We are here to help at a moment's notice. For all of the little things and big; when life happens, we'll be there. Our behavioral health clinic offers counseling and psychiatric services to children, families and adults whose lives have been disrupted by situational, emotional or mental health issues.

The Domestic Violence Program provides free and confidential services to all individuals affected by domestic violence. The goal of the program is to empower victims and survivors, assist them in regaining control of their lives and ultimately move toward healing.
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The Family Counseling Center has a long history helping community members in Gloversville and Fulton County. Established in 1976 as a result of a cooperative effort among community clergy, human service professionals, and civic-minded individuals - all of whom worked on a voluntary basis.

When we started, our mission was to answer the community's need for individual, marriage, and youth counseling, and we continue that work today, forty-five years later.Family Counseling Center began in the basement of the First Congregational United Church of Christ on East Fulton Street in Gloversville.
We are here to help at a moment's notice. For all of the little things and big; when life happens, we'll be there. Our behavioral health clinic offers counseling and psychiatric services to children, families and adults whose lives have been disrupted by situational, emotional or mental health issues.
The outpatient clinic serves clients ages five through adulthood, with various diagnosis and struggling with a multitude of life stressors. The Clinic offers both individual and group counseling and treatment for substance abuse for individuals diagnosed with mental illness using a trauma-informed and evidence-based model of care.
Our mental health clinic provides therapy and medication management services for individuals ages five and up. No - Our trained therapists are here to assist you with short term stressors AND long term needs, regardless of your situation! Convenient Care is intended for use by established clients who need to be seen by a medical provider prior to their next scheduled appointment.
To obtain services for a child under the age of 18, a parent or legal guardian must call the agency or submit an intake form to begin the process. The Family Counseling Center is licensed by the New York State Office of Mental Health and accepts most insurance plans, including Medicaid, Child Health Plus and Medicare.
Reviews (4)
Milena Mladenova
Milena Mladenova
Dec 12, 2021
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Feel like there’s no permanent staff. They don’t return phone calls, cancel appointments last minute, no specialist. The moment you decide to go somewhere else is when they start being interested in you.
Derrick Coon
Derrick Coon
Oct 16, 2021
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For the time I attended services here; I worked with Megan, she was fantastic; however I had to drop services as the center no longer accepted my insurance and it was too much out of pocket for me to afford per session. I would recommend to anyone; given its in network for them.
Megan Allen
Megan Allen
Jul 27, 2020
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I've been waiting for an appointment since January. It's now August. Everytime I call they say I'm still on the waitlist. I went to this facility years ago and they didn't help, they only made my issues worse but I figured I'd give it a chance because I really needed help and they let me down. Don't bother getting put on the waitlist.
Chris Loveless
Chris Loveless
Dec 28, 2019
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A well-rounded and maintained business of its kind. The waiting area and bathroom are always kept clean and the receptionists at the front office are helpful and considerate. Serving Fulton County and its surrounding areas offering a wide span of treatment options. There are counselors, nurses, and psychiatrist(s) available here however the hours posted are front office hours and not necessarily those of who you have an appointment with. They also provide you with other outside information and/or resources you might need within the community (i.e. rides to appointments, paperwork, work/school,